Let Them Have Their Music An Outlet For Youth
In Our Opinion condemns general youth scorn while arguing adults share blame for a fractured society. It notes mothers entering the workforce after World War II altered family rules, and the sixties ushered in moral permissiveness. It urges tolerance and a channel for teen angst through music with a big beat.
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Labor endorsement shifts GOP dynamics in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg a labor led push shows mixed support for Republicans led by Governor Shafer. While top AFL-CIO backing remains elusive, labor locals back Treasurer candidate Frank J. Pasquerilla and other GOP hopefuls, signaling a shift in party alignment and the enduring labor influence on statewide politics.
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Red guards plot to disrupt November election, study Chicago events
Drew Pearson reports that militant students plan to disrupt the national election by noisy protests and voting machine tampering in major cities. They aim to humiliate Hubert Humphrey, spread a new left party, and echo international antiwar actions while campuses stay in turmoil.
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War Steeped at Sea Reflected in Corry Journal Teasers
A fragment from the Corry Evening Journal notes a wartime morale theme with a local feature near AP. The snippet mentions a sixty five cent price and publication data, reflecting sparse readable details from the damaged text.
Brotherly Love and the Silent Search for Moshe
Nick Morley, a Bulgarian Jewish immigrant turned real estate magnate, relentlessly searched for his missing younger brother Moshe Raskes from Israel. Across wars, travels, and years of memory, Nick kept tucking Moshe in bed in dreams, then faced the grim truth as investigators identified skeletal remains at a radar station well near Jerusalem.
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Corry Scenes From Hospital to High School Grid Win
Corry Hospital ran at capacity with 54 patients including 9 adults 3 children and 12 babies. Corry High Beavers blanked Grape City 14 to 0 after strong defense in a late game surge. Red Cross volunteers report under $60 pledged for Florida storm relief as of today in Ames.
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Today in History September 25
On this date in 1957 nine Negro children entered Central High School in Little Rock under U S Army guard. In 1513 Balboa sighted the Pacific Ocean. Ethan Allen was captured in 1775 Montreal attack. 1788 Congress adopted 12 amendments to the U S Constitution.
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