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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
2
The piece rails against overuse of words like governance accountability and viable, noting how education and government coarsen language. It cites examples from New York budget jargon, Shapp’s tax bill and FBI privacy rumors, urging plain speech and criticizing euphemistic phrasing in public life.
An array of declassified style anecdotes surface from FBI teletype, including Boggs alleged Russian Jewish hijack plot lines and a King memo. a peanut butter caper involving Maj. Gen. Herron Maples shows back channel secrecy and cost overruns. Maples raises prices for Circus peanut butter while in Europe, with links to Pentagon and Army officials.
A retrospective on the Rosenberg case linking the infamous lens mould to the Soviet atomic program. It details the trial led by Judge Irving Kaufman, the federal charges, and the moral clash over executions, with vivid portraits of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, David Greenglass, and the others involved.
Questions and answers review attorney and client rights in negligence cases and traffic violations. An attorney should seek client consent before final settlement in contingent cases while providing guidance on possible ranges. Traffic info notes no fixed hearing deadline except 15 day filing rules for summary offenses and exceptions.
Grass roots sentiment in Punxsutawney notes the President’s regret over signing the 8 billion agriculture appropriation while urging subsidies’ removal. The President argues subsidies distort free markets but notes Congress’s stalemate risked losing aid, signaling a gradual move toward eliminating subsidies to return farming to market disciplines.
A cautious take on Lt. William Calley and the My Lai affair argues neither beast nor hero, noting higher command responsibility, the influence of war on judgment, and the need for a conviction with mercy due to mitigating factors, while acknowledging the act’s indefensible nature. The piece highlights the psychological strain, orders followed, and the broader duty of the Army in such cases.
A Corry digest notes Governor ueienide income tax discussion and votes. Assemblyman W W Waterhouse supported reviving the measure in a 115 to 91 tally. Also, birthday celebrations for six year old Brian Pantie at Wayne Street home and plans for summer Little League baseball announced by Lou Hanna, district director in the Corry schools system.
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