Invitation To Disaster In Our Opinion
The paper argues that expanding social welfare at the expense of military security invites disaster. It cites Senator Henry Mason and warns the Soviet Union is a global military power. It draws a dire parallel to perilous past times and stresses warning signals for the United States.
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Television reshapes youth view of reality says Townsend
Grass Roots Opinion from Townsend Montana argues that 18 year olds judge truth by what they see on TV. It contrasts youths raised on ordered words with older generations grounded in cause and effect realism and warns that television delivers actuality into the home.
Debate Over What Drives Prime Rates and Policy Forces
The article surveys competing blame for falling prime rates. Rep Patman accuses large banks, Rockefeller argues supply and demand set rates with Fed regulation shaping credit. It explains the business cycle and war spending as drivers behind rate changes and inflation.
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Elks Club Campaign Plans And Chest Drive Update
Members discussed the Community Chest campaign at Hotel Corry with a target of 29 900 set by directors. Patrol leaders were named at St Edward s Hall with Miss Adeline Bee as head and Edith Hopkins as assistant. Also notes for 40 years ago include Montgomery Ward store remodel and new service station addition in Corry.
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Agnew Pressures Maryland Bid For Blair Governorship
Vice President Spiro Agnew pushes to install Stan Blair as Maryland governor. He urged shipments executives to donate to Blair, prompting questions about legality and conflicts with regulators. Nixon defends vacations while facing criticism over energy and fuel policy amid potential shortages.
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Helen Bentley
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Who Are The Bombers The Nation Faces A New Wave
A Corry Evening Journal article warns of a surge in bombings across the United States, detailing 1000 high explosives and 4000 incendiaries, attributing some to labor racketeers and racists. It cites J Edgar Hoover naming the Black Panthers as a major internal threat and discusses clandestine groups in Puerto Rico and other agitators fueling chaos.
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