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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
2
A major shift in local politics shows Democrats narrowing GOP edge to 558 voters. With 3,364 registered, Republicans 1,967 and Democrats 1,403, a November race could favor Dems as independents and minor parties shift toward Nixon or McGovern, amid McGovern Day plans in City Park.
Classified documents reveal North Vietnam sent guarded peace signals after the 1968 election as Washington debated Nixon's response. Kissinger spoke of meeting halfway if Hanoi sought a reasonable settlement while Vietnamization aimed to stall a Communist takeover for political reasons.
The piece discusses a shift from pure profit to broader responsibilities in Wall Street and manufacturing. It notes tighter rules on inside trading, safer products, and nonfinancial duties such as pollution control and equality. It observes firms’ varying attitudes toward public good and possible reliance on Washington for bailouts, while signaling ongoing scrutiny of accounting practices.
The essay notes widespread ridicule of psychiatry yet highlights its relevance as Senator Eagleton elevates human intellect and emotion into public concern. It cites the therapist role for neurotics, aids like Broadway stars on the couch, and personal anecdotes about Dr. Lester Keiser. It ends with rising strain on marriages and families amid a harsher world.
Scores of Masons from Corry and Union City district enjoyed Mead Park on August 17 for the fourth annual Corry Union City Shrine picnic. A golf match saw Darro Brown edge Ross Brown 22 holes to 7 up as the cup chase continued.
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