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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1971
Page
2
In Washington interdepartmental rivalry drives espionage and control over the President’s Daily Intelligence Briefing. The DIA, CIA, and DIA trade copies, with Admiral Moorer’s aide secretly producing notes on a hidden machine. State Department intelligence rounds also circulate among embassies, highlighting heightened secrecy at the top levels.
A leaked memo reveals CIA and DIA guards stamp NODIS to prevent distribution while a Pentagon insider circulates unauthorized copies to the Joint Chiefs and DIA director. Separately, Dr Milton Zaret warns at IEEE convention that microwave exposure may trigger cancer and eye damage, while Army engineers rush a glossy magazine amid a National Emergency label.
A Forest Grove Oregon Times reader voices frustration with food stamp aid being directed to those not truly needy and remembers serving in World War I with the 112th Field Artillery. The letter recalls Pine Camp, Watertown, and army life, including corporal Sager and camp routines.
A narrator recalls life at Oliphant Hill with a rough squad, chaotic drill, and tough officers. He details hard labor with thirty horses, a comical guard gate miscue by Grimsey, a tense parade inspection, and a grim jab at family support for war bonds as peace returns home.
William H. Locke president of the utility disclosed that defiling one sixth well will start as soon as the rig arrives. In Corry a new gas drilling project ends years without activity, signaling renewed exploration in Carter Hill.
A collection of letters to a New York college admissions director mix threats, bribes, and appeals. Parents claim influence through board connections, sorority ties, or wealth while others insist merit or family pressure will determine admission. The tone satirizes the gatekeeping of college entry and parental overreach.
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