Corry Joins the Southern City in Geographic Shuffle
In Our Opinion Corry Pa becomes a Southern city after Alaska and Hawaii’s statehood. The piece jokes about climate and culture shifts, noting fried chicken as a redeeming perk while lampooning regional labels and stereotypes.
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Texas
Soviet Izvestia on teen morality sparks reader letters
Grass Roots Opinion from Baytown reports readers react to Izvestia articles on teenage morality. Writers urge stricter parental and public controls while others call for tolerance and understanding of the new generation and modern works.
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Baytown
Texas
SUN
Izvestia
Tevestia
Time of Man borrows tone from era of TV premieres
New York AP reports that network TV loads Thursday night with premieres and specials including That Girl Bewitched Daniel Boone and Ironside CBS counters with The Time of Man a documentary inspired by film and museum footage. It argues humanity risks extinction due to excess and shows tribal life and warfare rituals before a moon landing montage.
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That
Bewitched
Daniel Boone
Ironside
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American Museum of Natural History
Bahama Squeeze Prompts Change in Island Power Balance
A historical critique details the Bahamas under a white economic stranglehold, then a 1960s labor surge led by Lynden Pindling and Randol Fawkes. It describes hotel boycotts, price hikes, and sanctions against Haitians and Jamaicans as Bahamians push for control, with tourism and gambling profits taxed to fund reform.
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Lynden O. Pindling
Randol F.fawkes
Communist Terror Tactics Highlighted in U.S. Nixon Paris Briefing
A one page U.S. briefing from Paris cites a Soviet era style purge and assassination record in North and South Vietnam since 1945. It warns a communist victory could bring mass arrests and executions, citing Hue 1968 and land reform killings.
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Paris
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South Vietnam
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Hue
Corry Man Treated After Bicycle Collision on Center Street
Larry Nichols suffered a lacerated forehead when struck by two bicycles on North Center Street in Corry. He was cared for at Corry Hospital and released yesterday.
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U.S
North Center Street
Larry Nichols
Kenneth Nichols
West Washington
Corry Hospital
This Day In History Highlights and Milestones
On September 19 historical events include Garfield's death in 1881 and Saratoga’s first battle victory in 1777. Other items note Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning eloping in 1846 and major political shifts such as Peron ousting in 1955.
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N.Y
Elizabeth Barrett
Robert Browning
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London
Versailles
Long range weather forecasts and business risk in 1940s
AAP story notes a mild winter forecast for the Middle and South Atlantic, with dry, warm patterns and little snow. It describes how businesses rarely exploit long range forecasts, citing MIT scientists Willet Prohaska and DeVorkin who formed SWI to provide six month ahead weather insights using 400000 data points.
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Weather Trends Inc
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Paln Springs
Calif
Hurd C. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Prohaska
Donald DeVorkin
M.I.T
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