New HEW Chief Richardson Faces Test To Govern Complex Dept
In Our Opinion the HEW secretary Elliott Richardson must prove his ability to reform a sprawling agency. The piece notes his tough administration, cautious optimism, and belief that money alone cannot solve social problems. It urges patience to judge his performance.
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TV Idea: Hospital Noir Mobster Drama From Matt Casey Era
A columnist riffs on a CBS TV series concept set in Chapparal General where Matt Casey, M D battles a terminal mobster. The plot features an ambush, gunplay, and bedside drama, with EKG jargon and hospital tech for authenticity, then notes small market limits.
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Matt Dillon
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Matt Casey
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Cosa Nostra
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Corry election returns lead in Mims Corry contest
Mims Leona Volk of Corry led with 39 votes as first ballot counts were announced at Corry Chamber of Commerce. A Chamber dinner at St Edward's Hall noted next actions for Company A military service. Mrs Mabel Larson plans a new inheritance area to be opened soon in the Star Garage building.
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Leona Volk
Corry
Mims Corry
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Star Garage
Nixon Urges Soviet Role in Middle East Peace Effort
President Nixon tells aides that peace in the Arab-Israeli crisis hinges on US and Soviet support and monitoring, with a strict military balance and mutual guarantees. Separate topics note Cambodian material left behind by retreating forces and a push by Senate conservatives to curb consumer class action rights, plus details on Corry Evening Journal operations.
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The Long Cool Summer Reflections on Racial Struggle
A reflective piece describes a tense six year-long struggle between black and white Americans during a unusually cool summer. It discusses leaders, opinions, and media like Ebony, the bitterness of segregation, and the uneasy push toward desegregation contrasted with fear and resistance in both regions. The essay weighs the complexities of progress, identity, and the potential costs to the nation.
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