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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1968
Page
2
An opinion piece questions the state's Bureau of Consumer Protection and its billing, noting contractor William H. Keisling’s $75 000 annual cap and various hourly rates from 20 to 50 dollars. It asks if the bureau protects consumers or taxpayers and cites public PR spending in Harrisburg.
An analysis compares political ambition to romance, tracing seven life ages of a politician from youth to elder years. Harold Stassen and Abe Lincoln are cited, illustrating how persistence, shifts in strategy, and public appeal shape the path to power.
A collage of hometown items covers gatherings, awards, and miscode quirks. Veterans and town workers earn recognitions, students make dean’s lists, and local incidents show community support from fire relief to bus tour plans.
New York AP profile notes Peter Stone a Yale grad and Emmy winner who writes scripts away from Hollywood players. It covers his career from Charade to Father Goose and The Secret War of Harry Frigg and his view on realism, collaboration with Frank Tarloff, and European cinema.
A local Q and A column in Corry answers readers about Fourth Ward demolition timing, police force size, and gun practice. The editor notes the feature has run over two years, answered 50 000 words, and invites more questions until it fades away.
The piece notes a three event merchandising plan by the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce to be held Friday and Saturday in Corry. It also mentions bid openings on May 11 for razing a garage at Mid Street and East South Streets to pave way for a new Veterans of Foreign Wars Home. The Corry High School baseball team opened its season with a 2 to 5 victory over Spartansburg at Loveland Field.
April 27 marks major events including Athens falling to German invaders in 1941 after prolonged resistance. Also Magellan killed in 1521 in the Philippines, Morse born 1791, Grant born 1822, Emerson died 1922, U S Steel began Gary Indiana project in 1906, and Crown Princess Beatrix gave birth in 2023.
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