Weather gripes fade as winter ends in Corry and Washington
In Corry residents brag of harsh winters and the daily gripe cycle may yield to spring with the return of warm winds and electrical storms. In Washington, J Edgar Hoover disputes claims of no FBI surveillance on Congress while officials reveal several lawmakers were shadowed or wiretapped in various investigations.
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Corry
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
New York
Miss Jekyll
Mrs. Hyde
Nixon era wiretaps and Laos digest under scrutiny
The account covers FBI monitoring of alleged congressional wiretap activity tied to Black Ford and AVCO contract probes, suspected bug sweeps of ex-senators offices, and Nixon’s TV exchange with Howard K. Smith. It also discusses White House press digests that summarize Laos invasion coverage, noting Pat Buchanan’s role and perceived bias.
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Boggs
FBI
Nathan Voloshen
House
Martin Swelg
Baltimore
Victor Frenkil
Nixon
Howard K. Smith
Laos
White House
Pat Buchanan
Smith
ABC
Does Nixon know or not about Vietnam war reporting
The piece questions presidential knowledge of Vietnam war developments and the reliability of colorfully filtered White House briefings. It notes how frontline reports travel orally up a chain to Abrams and Kissinger’s rewrite, suggesting presidents may not always know the full truth. It cites Gallup polls and experts to argue media credibility gaps.
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Gen. Abrams
Cincpac
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
White House
Henry Kissinger
Balance and destruction in eco crusade debated
Grassroots opinion from Aztec and Marysville criticizes conservation rhetoric as destructive and anti enterprise. The AZTEC piece warns of a destroyer mindset undermining free men, while the California excerpt mocks Japanese business envoys labeled yellow Yankees as Asia’s boom grows.
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Aztec
N.M
Independent Review
Marysville
Calif
Asia
Er. Kahn Jr
New Yorker Magazine
Japan
Corry Board tensions over North Center street safety issue
Corry Board of Education pressed City Council on traffic hazards on North Center street affecting schoolchildren. Safety Director Robert Price and others discussed remedies as the board urged action to reduce danger. Local coverage notes related community concerns and upcoming school sports plans.
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Corry
Sing Journal
Corry Evening Journal
George Fe Serrots
William’ Eaton
John McLaugh
Foreman
Associated Presa
Thia
Secona
Coty
Sy Carri
Changes in marriage and the strains of time after engagement
A reflective fiction style passage traces evolving marriage dynamics from courtship to years of married life. The narrator contrasts past intimacy with present distance, noting changed desires, routines, and the strain of routine. It ends with a public note from The Corry Journal inviting brief reader communications.
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Cpartainty
Pennyante
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