The Green Sheet Reviews and Family Film Downfall
In Our Opinion The Green Sheet rates 12 new films this month and none earns a general audience symbol. Reviews show mixed industry and organization views with many titles deemed adults only and many include nude or sexual content. the piece argues family films are over.
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American Jewish Committee
American Library Association
Daughters of the American Revolution
Federation of Motion Picture Councils, Inc
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Council of Women of the U.S.A
National Federation of Music Clubs
Protestant Motion Picture Council
The
Schools Motion Picture Committee
DAR
Protestant
Motion Picture Council
Nation and local editorials reflect on space triumphs and social unrest
Burley Idaho and Turlock California papers quote mixed views on Apollo 10 and civil disorder. Lawrence Kansas contends with Thurgood Marshall urging punishment for black militants. Turlock notes a redesigned office concept to boost creativity amid modern work life.
Conditioned We and the Cost of Welfare and Work
A reflective piece argues welfare programs swell beyond population growth with 87 million Americans on aid costing 25 billion yearly. It claims moral duty clashes with incentives, noting rising unemployment and government overreach while contrasting a spaceflight tale where a dependent.
Humphrey urges Nixon to halt multiple warhead tests
Hubert Humphrey urges the president to stop testing multiple warheads citing Soviet acceleration and U S lead in missiles after his Moscow visit. He predicts a favorable Kremlin response if the initiative is taken and notes warm talks with Soviet leaders.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Moscow
Humphrey
U.S
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Alexei Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kosygin
Pavlov
Robert Finch
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Ronald Reagan
Corry doubleheader crowd expected at Loveland Field
Tonight at Loveland Field the largest baseball crowd of the season is anticipated for a 6 o'clock doubleheader. The first game features the Corry oldtimers versus the American Legion junior nine, followed by the Corry Bombers facing the Blasdell Hed Sox at 8 o'clock.
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Loveland Field
Corry Oldtimers
American Legion
Corry Bombers
Blasdell Hed Sox
Today In History Highlights From 1896 To 1969 Events
On Aug 16 various historical milestones are noted, including the Klondike gold discovery in 1896, the Bennington battle ending in 1777, Hull surrendering Detroit in 1812, Lincoln halting trade with Confederacy in 1861, World War I events in 1914, Cyprus independence in 1960, and Iran earthquakes in 1958. The Corry Evening Journal provides Associated Press context and local publishing details.
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Associated Press
Bonanza Creek
Alaska
Klondike
Bennington
William Hull
Detroit
Abraham Lincoln
States of the Union
France
Cyprus
Iran
United Arab
How Where To Contact Your Elected Officials
Directory style listing provides contact methods for state and federal officials. Forest Hopkins and James Willard are linked to Harrisburg addresses, Hugh Scott, Richard Schweiker listed for U S Senate, Joseph Vigorito for House access in Washington DC.
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Assemblyman
Imaginative liars and late workers in modern offices
A columnist recalls frontier tall tales and compares them with modern excuses for tardiness. Examples include alarm clock failures and cats having kittens, with humorous judgments on character and potential for advancement. The piece notes reader letters to The Corry Journal and requests brief, signed submissions.
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New York
Tim
The
Corry Journal
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