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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion the City Council should draft a loitering law to empower police amid rising gatherings of youths in the City Park and near business entrances. The measure aims to deter disturbances, restore park beauty, and reduce police calls without targeting youths’ use of the space.
Grass Roots Opinion questions the protection of property after a Iowa farmer rigs a booby trap that injures a burglar. The intruder sues, wins $35,000, and the farmer sells his farm to fund the settlement, prompting concern over legal protections. In Lancaster South Carolina the local minister notes deserters in Sweden struggle to find work, criticizing Sweden’s government and praising individual loyalty.
The Reader's Digest funded a pan European marketing survey interviewing 17 500 adults across 16 nations to map changing living patterns amid rising wages car ownership and urbanization. Findings highlight housing conditions, slums, central heating use, and TV ownership with France Finland Norway and Britain noted among varied metrics. Danny Thomas plans a new TV series Make Room for Granddaddy after retirement with a bold experiment drawing on Nielsen led specials and his return to performing.
Miss Lord discusses her return and the Thomas family TV saga noting her earlier role as Danny's wife. The article also visits Walter Reed Army Hospital where narcotics trade reportedly circulates, with patients confirming drug availability amid official denials.
A reporter uncovers drug use among patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Pushers, many veterans, admit selling marijuana speed and harder drugs within wards while officials deny a formal problem. Pentagon official stresses rehabilitation over arrest as transit talks with Park Service end with a temporary stable kept.
Paul Harvey argues negotiations between auto workers and auto makers risk prolonged strike as rising wages trigger higher prices. He cites Chicago truckers and railroads to show inflation feeds itself and warns UAW wage demands could curb car sales and raise unemployment, urging caution amid recession and foreign competition.
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