Confessions of a muckraker Part I
A personal reminiscence by Jack and Ederson with James Boyd on meeting Drew Pearson and entering Washington journalism. The narrator recalls wartime fantasies, the push to join Pearson, and Pearson’s philosophy of journalism as exposing waste and corruption while noting Pearson’s stern, sharp approach and the early career hurdles in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Pearson
China
Washington
Shanghai
Stars and Stripes
Crosstown
Carter hosts Camp David summit on inflation and energy
Washington reports two task forces studying inflation and energy prep for a domestic policy reassessment. Press secretary Powell says Carter seeks a long term policy shift. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Israel strikes Palestinian bases in south Lebanon and Iran reports pipeline explosions near Abadan with an assassination of a Khomeini associate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Carter
Camp David
Jody Powell
Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Kabrikha
Tehran
Iran
Abadan
National Iranian Oil Co
Aghajari
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
AMA Warns Laetrile Can Kill Cancer Patients
Chicago reports AMA condemns the amygdalin based Laetrile treatment after Dr. Janardan Khandekar's rat studies at Evanston Hospital and Northwestern University Medical School. Cincinnati doctors reattached a 7 year old girl's leg after a stolen car collision, Chandra Brown treated after a seven hour operation.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
Janardan D. Khandekar
Evanston (Ill
Northwestern University Medical School
Khandekar
Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital
Chandra Brown
LC Weather Summary and Local Births and Deaths
Showers and thunderstorms likely with highs around 80 and 77 degrees. Tonight partly cloudy with 40 percent then 30 percent chance of rain Tuesday. southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Births listed from Fisher-Titus and area hospitals include a boy for Hensley and DeLamater, a girl for Farley, and a boy for Tackett. Deaths include Milburn Mitchell, Laurien Nelson, Albert Siegel, and Mae Hackett.
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Albert
Judith Hensley
Berlin Heights
Fisher-Titus
Dale
Linda DeLamater II
Norwalk
Sandusky Good Samaritan
John
Brenda Farley
Monroeville
Sandusky Memorial
David
Sheila Tackett
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Milburn Mitchell
Fitchville
Laurien A. Nelson
Albert Siegel
Mae E. Hackett
New London
Fragmented OCR Notice About Obituaries And Sections
A rough OCR fragment references obituaries and various newspaper sections. It lists partial page hints such as page 2 Jim Busek, page 6 Television, page 8 Sports, and page 10, with scattered unrelated strings and numbers.
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Jim Busek
Ceee Ceee Eee
Eees
Judge Heydinger Seeks 27000 Microfilming Contract
Huron County commissioners voiced shock at Probate and Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Heydinger's request for a 27000 microfilming contract. The request follows a 14000 allocation for a courthouse microfilm center, which serves multiple offices including Probate, Juvenile, and the sheriff. Heydinger contends the Recorder center cannot meet researchers needs, noting limited access as filming of old records shrinks to one day per week for Probate and Juvenile.
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Huron County Commissioners
Thomas Heydinger
Heydinger
Huron County
Huron County Recorder’s Office
Maurice Smith
Recorder
Contract vote Tuesday ends six week plant shutdown
Fanny Farmer Candy Shop workers will vote Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Loyal Order of Moose lodge on a $1.40 per hour raise over three years, the same offer rejected by one vote on June 15. Teamsters Local 20 members have pressured for action as the plant remains idle on U.S. 20 east of Norwalk amid tense labor talks.
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Fanny Farmer Candy Shop
Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Prospect St
Fanny Farmer
Teamsters Union Local 20
Union and Company
U.S. 20
Norwalk
Area minister killed while riding bike
A retired Milan minister, Rev. Harold M. Willman, 73, died Saturday afternoon after a bicycle collision with a car on Ohio 61 north of Norwalk. The driver, Larry A. Smyers, 33, was cited for failing to keep an assured clear distance. Willman, a former Milan school teacher and longtime United Methodist clergyman, was pronounced dead at the scene. Funeral services are 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Rawle Funeral Home in Milan with cremation to follow.
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Milan
Ohio 61
Norwalk
Harold M. Willman
Center St
Huron County
Ohio State Patrol
Larry A. Smyers
Lot 14
Peru Olena Road
Willman
Sayers
Freedom
Rev
Centerbury
United Methodist Church
Grafton
Belden
Wellington
Edison Memorial United Methodist Church
Edison
Order of Eastern Star
Erie Masonic Lodge
F & AM
RAM
State of
Ohio
Royal Arch Masonry
Esther
Rawle Funeral Home
Charles Nash
Dowry deaths in New Delhi women killed by in laws
In New Delhi brides die at about one a day from dowry related violence often by mothers in law using kerosene to burn them or by suicide. Police report limited charges amid hospital tallies of hundreds of suspected cases while activists urge action and highlight gender inequalities and social pressures.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Tarvinder Kaur
Satpal Singh Anand
Rami Chhabra
Family Planning Foundation
Vinam Mazumdar
Indian Institute For Social Science Research
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Part
Jack and
Edrson
James Boyd
Drew Pearson
Laetrile
Edward L. Ronders
Reflector
Probate and Recorder’s Office
Sheriff’s Department
Bill Heyman
McGuan Park
Wooster Motor Ways
Lorain’s
Just Us
Wooster
Larry Burgess
Marlhee) Willman
Charles
Green Springs
David F
Stephen di
Winifred) Toth
Sun City Center
Fla
Harold
Chhabra
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