Opinion on Agnew speech style and heckling
The piece argues Vice President Agnew relies on a sharp rhetoric and a fixed writer, noting his “nattering nabobs” line, while suggesting softer rhetoric might ease tensions. It praises addressing hecklers without lowering to their level and cautions against converting speeches into a free-for-all.
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Nixon
Agnew
William Buckley
Buckley
Gore Vidal
National Press Club
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Budget Waste and Charity Letters Stir Grass Roots Debate
Readers from Benton and Brookneal voice strong opinions on foreign aid and charity solicitations. One letter labels foreign aid as a bottomless pit and calls for Congress to curb spending, while another recounts a $10,000 check signed Occupant to mock beggar letters.
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Benton, MO
Democrat
Free World
Congress
Brookneal
Union Star
Crystal Ball Time On Economy Soft Upturn Probable
The piece surveys the economy at the recession to recovery crossroads, noting inventory gains in July, stock market cycles, and the unemployment rate around 5.1 percent. It highlights uncertainty about a boom versus a mild upturn, and examines unemployment duration data from 1961 to 1969 to gauge labor market health.
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New York
Seattle
Wash
Shipping executives eyed for Blair fundraiser ties
Federal Maritime Chairman Helen Bentley faced questions over soliciting political donations from shipping executives tied to her agency. The vice president allegedly asked her to pass the hat for Blair, with invitations to a high priced fundraiser. Bentley and Skouras pushed Blair support at meetings, drawing scrutiny over impropriety and private industry influence.
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Washington
Helen Delich Bentley
Federal Maritime
Spiro Agnew
C. Stanley Blair
Maryland
Bentley
Brit Hume
Mrs. Bentley
Skouras
Blair
Helen Bentley
Baltimore Sun
Corry Council Discusses Tax Hikes and Reassessment
The Corry City Council held a one hour and 45 minute session with the Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals before the regular September meeting to address higher taxes and a wholesale reevaluation of property assessments. Teachers and others urged tax collection actions, while a motion sought employer lists for the city treasurer Irene Mullen when requested.
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Eee
Board of Tax Revisions and Appeals
Irene Mullen
Two Corry Masons Nominated for 33rd Degree Honors
James H. Wright and Carlton W. Smith, long-time Corry Masons, received signals from the Masonic fraternity for nomination to the 33rd degree, the order’s highest. Ted Luther, Corry Country Club pro, shot 62 and 67 to win yesterday’s district pro tournament at Erie’s Glenwood Club, establishing himself as the region’s top pro.
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Corry
Masonic Fraternity
James H. Wright
Carlton W. Smith
Ted Luther
Corry Country Club
Glenwood Club
Erie
Sienna Bolf
Pennsylvania
What Is The Law Fiduciaries Act Summary
The Pennsylvania Fiduciaries Act defines fiduciaries as trusted guardians of others property and outlines their powers duties and processes for appointment performance and removal in estates trusts and minor or absent person cases. It governs administration distribution and discharge of fiduciaries under Pennsylvania law.
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Pennsylvania
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