In Our Opinion on Pollution War and Suez Crisis Insight
Opinion pieces warn pollution endangers air water and wildlife with the National Wildlife Federation urging stronger law enforcement. The column contrasts urban overpopulation with space, cites Essen’s smoke as a pollution origin, and flags a looming domestic fight. It then reports Israel warning Russia arms Egypt for a Suez crossing, detailing Soviet ships and plans to reopen the canal amid Cold War maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wildlife Federation
Federation
Essen
Krupp
Egypt Pumps Up Firepower for Suez Assault
A mid east conflict briefing reports Russia arming Egypt with SAM 2 and SAM 3 missiles and heavy 203 mm guns moved into position along the east bank of the canal. The setup aims to dominate airspace and enable amphibious crossings, while observers note a push to complete preparations before a cease fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
East Bank
Whither Thou Goest and a Dead King’s Embalmer
A fragmentary memoir segment recounts a trip with Kelly to Gaston and St Joseph’s for an autopsy and embalming of a public figure linked to Martin Luther King. The scene shifts to the embalmer’s office, the mortuary tour, and a tense exchange about life, death, and memory with Kelly privately unsettled. The piece ends with reflections on memory’s comfort amid loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Gaston
the Lorraine
St Joseph’s
D.O.A
Memphis
Tennessee
W.C. Handy
Elvis Presley
Martin Luther King
Ernest Merriweather
Mrs. B
Kelly
Journalism enrollments rise nationwide amid press freedoms plea
Grass Roots Opinion argues journalism programs have grown about 19 percent since 1968 and nearly tripled in ten years. It extols newsroom work as challenging and exciting and warns that loss of press freedom would endanger all freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West, Point, Miss
TIMES
Corry News Recap September 18 Highlights
Miss Joanne Kirnikoski elected president of the Baptist Young People group at a Saturday evening meeting. Corry Beavers defeat Youngsville 32 7 at Loveland Field in front of about 1 500 fans, with scoring bursts in all periods. Pennsylvania railroad ore trains delayed after a car jumped tracks between Spring Creek and Garland. In 1939, postmaster C B Bentley reelected president of the Service Postmaster Association at Detroit convention. Universal Equipment in East Main Street scales up business, installing bleachers for scholastic football.
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Joanne Kirnikoski
Baptist Young People’s Group
ME. Shambeugh
West Pleasant Street
Corry High Beavers
Loveland Field
Youngsville
C.8. Bentley
Service Postmaster’s Association
Detroit
Universal Equipment Company
K.P.L
East Main Street
Corry Evening Journal reminisces on prohibition era days
A fragmentary nostalgia piece in the Corry Evening Journal recalls prohibition days and small town life. It hints at embattled reputations, everyday scenes, and church and community notes through disjointed fragments and archival flavor.
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National Wildlife Magazine
United States
Washington
Israel
Russia
Suez Canal
United Arab Republic
Golda Meir
Nixon
Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Arabian Sea
Indian Ocean
Arabian
Middle East
Cairo
RAY Journal
Egypt
Canal
Moses
Donald Bergus
U.S
Bergus
Germany
Soviet Union
Axel Springer
Europe
Berlin
Springer
der Spiegel
Venice
Fair’ Prison Report
Ohio
Chillcothe Correctional Institution
Charles H. Fair
Stockade
Martin Janis
Chillicothe
Fair
Holiday Inn
Lewis Funeral
Vance
Snd
Mr. Merriweather
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Florida
America
Grass Roots Opinion
Corry
Tru
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spring Creek
Garland
Hal Bayle
Corrier
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