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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
2
A citizen diary comments on Pentagon publicity, home town news releases, and Earth Day efforts in Corry. The piece supports hometown service coverage, urges continued emphasis on military news, and recalls Earth Day activities in 1970 and 1971 with reflections on pollution, resources, and individual responsibility.
Tim Pryor offers practical Earth Day actions from tune ups to recycling, urging electricity conservation and reporting polluters to local offices. The piece then recounts a decades old Alabama incident involving cartoonist Al Capp, noting university officials confirmed Capp’s removal after alleged misconduct and his ongoing fame from syndicated columns and radio work.
Summary of alleged events in Tuscaloosa on February 11 1968 involving Al Capp and four female students at the university arts festival. Accounts describe Capp exposing himself and making advances, with two affidavits supporting claims. One student remained sedated after treatment. remainder details outline further encounters and festivity at the Stafford Hotel.
As a Marine hero turned congressman, Pete McCloskey eyes a presidential bid challenging Nixon. The 39 year old emphasizes initiative and deterrence, supported by his Vietnam visits and Navy Cross legacy. He denies a formal campaign while signaling readiness if Vietnam policy remains unchanged.
The report describes Jascha Heifetz’s television debut showing average viewers a musical portion preceded by scenes of the maestro at his Beverly Hills home. contrast with McKay highlights differing life styles as they travel for work across continents from Argentina to Yugoslavia. He discusses coping with abrupt time changes, calling it asynchronisis and advising late eating, no drinks, brief naps, and adjusting to local time on arrival.
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