In Our Opinion Points To Ponder For Americans
A local reader offers a reflective piece on liberty patriotism and public morals. It argues liberty must be earned by individuals and regenerated each generation while noting liberty can die if not guarded. Patriotism is the tangible force upholding liberty and freedom grants rights to pursue security. It critiques the church for vacating traditional moral standards and urging society to adapt to evolving norms.
Peace Talks and Vietnam War Critics Rise in Uproar
Paul Harvey attacks the Paris peace talks as a fraud harming U S strategy in Vietnam. He charges Washington with using talks to dodge bombing heat while AID officials profit and soldiers pay the price. The piece questions Nixon’s stance and warns voters to demand constructive proposals before election pressures mount.
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Paris
Emy
Washington
Agency For International Development (Aid
South Vietnam
Congress
It Happened In Corry 20 Years Ago August
Corry notes from twenty years past report brickwork for Brigham Hardware on South Center street under construction, Kiwanis hosting Northern Division District No 1 golf meet at Corry Country Club, with 50 attendees from neighboring clubs. Also mentions Corry Merchants facing upcoming opponents, motor club routing Jamestown, rising sheep losses around Wattsburg, and dog thefts amid state bureau inquiries led by Agent Showers.
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S. Ry Kennedy and Son
Hes
Brigham Hardware and Plumbing
South Center Street
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Morrow
Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Erie
Millcreek Township
Warren
State Bureau
Wattsburg
Corry area notes and state pension cash in brief
Local columns detail police pension funds totaling 10.8 million statewide with Corry receiving 7 896 and Union City 3 804 from a two percent tax on out of state casualty insurers. Other items note a Corry suicide rumor clarification, Elgin Electronics appointing DG Sales in Bellmawr New Jersey, a Corry student at Morehead State music camp, ambulance subsidy figures, and state police shows at Erie. Cadet Gregory H Brown trains at Gunter AFB Alabama while Corry searches for a three month AWOL serviceman.
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Pennsylvania
State Auditor General
Corry
Union City
Elgin Electronics Incorporated
DG Sales Company
Bellmawr
N.J
Corry College
William Wolfe
Wayne Street
Morehead State University
Morehead
Eire Stadium
State Streets
Erie
Gregory H. Brown
Roger M. Brown
West Frederick Street
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Gunter Afb
Ala
Air Force
Brown
Corry Area High School
Allegheny College
Meadville
Corry Journal Includes Advert Rates and Staff Notes
The Corry Journal lists publication details with daily except Sunday schedule, street address on west South Street Caney, and staff roles including Publisher George R Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Jot McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman. It notes AP news rights and pricing for subscriptions and advertising rates upon application with deadlines and publication dates.
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Corry Journal
South Street
Caney
Pan
Cory Evening Journal
George R Sample
William Eaton
Jot McLaughlin
Associated Press
Lspatel
Corry voices defend volunteer firefighters and airport funding
A city inquiry page defends Corry volunteer firetruck drivers against sidewalk critics. It notes volunteers contribute about 120 hours annually, training without pay, and warns paid staffing would raise taxes. It also explains airport funding comes from city taxes, with rent from the hangar as income, and argues the airport supports industry and jobs.
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Widewalk
Corry
Citzens
Anon
Pennsylvania
How Many Feet Can She Have
Hal Boyle humor column recounts his daughter Gay’s ever growing shoe collection and cluttered bedroom. The piece playfuly notes endless footwear from sneakers to high heels, plus a wardrobe chaos that keeps the writer chasing missing shoes while admiring his daughter's stylish multitasking.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Gay
Hal Boyle
Today In History Highlighting Aug 3 events
Key events on August 3 span centuries with Benedict Arnold taking command at West Point in 1780, Suez occupation in 1881, Germany declaring war in 1914, Coolidge’s oath in 1923, anti Nazi actions in Milan and Genoa in 1843 during WWII, West Point cheating scandal in 1961, Nautilus polar crossing ten years later, Rusk visit to Moscow for a nuclear test ban treaty, and a 1968 Paris-era history note.
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Associated Press
Benedict Arnold
West Point
N.Y
Suez
Germany
France
Britain
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Milan
Genoa
Italy
U.S. Military Academy
U.S
Nautilus
North Pole
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem
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Dubson
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New Kensington
Westfield
Willie
Clown
Moose Lodge
Moose Men
Hick
East Main Street
Fourth Ward
Chris Capotis
National Organization of
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Canada
Dodd Farms
Troyer
Kinzua Dam
Municipal
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