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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
6
A critique of how terms like governance accountability and viable have invaded public discourse from government and education. The piece cites New York budget jargon and a Shapp tax proposal, then shifts to FBI privacy hints, noting rumors about Hale Boggs and contested claims from Deputy AG Kleindienst.
The piece recounts a series of leaked or rumored FBI teletype notes involving J Edgar Hoover and a 1968 memo about Martin Luther King Jr. It also details a secret Pentagon back channel incident in 1970 over Circus versus Piknik peanut butter, led by Maj Gen Herron Maples, with a comical addendum about Formula 409 cleanser and a note on Army Europe’s commissary shelves.
Grassroots opinion from Punxsutawney highlights the President's stance on the $8 billion agriculture appropriation. He says he would veto the bill but Congress' snarl leaves subsidies intact for now, arguing subsidies should eventually be eliminated to return farm production to the free market.
A Corry Pa newspaper column argues Calley bore responsibility for My Lai but faults higher command for placing a lowly trained lieutenant in such a mission. It defends a guilty verdict with mercy, noting mitigating factors like orders, training, and war’s brutal effects.
A long review recounts the Rosenberg case and the atomic secret lens mold, tracing the Munichtons from the wheel hub to destruction. It notes Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were sentenced to die, while Greenglass Sobell received prison terms, and Judge Kaufman faced heavy backlash amid a charged trial. The piece contrasts Jewish identity with the era’s political climate and portrays the defendants as martyrs in their view.
In Corry a survey shows Assemblyman W W Waterhouse supported reviving the statewide income tax measure. Six year old Brian Pantie was honored at a Wayne Street birthday party. Corry schools announce Little League baseball will be introduced this summer per Lou Hanna the athletic director.
A courtroom exchange unfolds with a Long Island rabbi and a judge. The judge questions mercy for German spies and the Rosenbergs while the rabbi contemplates punishment, replying that the Germans should die and reflecting on loyalty to their country. The dialogue ends with that stern verdict.
The law states a lawyer should not settle a negligence case without the client's permission, though a trusted attorney may settle for an agreed price if the final figure is confirmed with the client. For traffic arrests, information charges must occur within 15 days, but hearings are not fixed by law. speedy hearings are often granted at the judge's discretion.
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