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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1975
Page
2
In our opinion the Army and CIA testing LSD on Green Berets and a scientist alike shows a cavalier attitude toward human beings. The drug’s powerful effects and known risks raise questions about necessity and morality of such experiments. The writer argues testing should end and condemns subjecting healthy volunteers to dangerous unknowns.
Washington report argues Hoffa was eliminated by the mob to protect its hold on the Teamsters Union. It details mob control of pension funds and ties with Frank Fitzsimmons, Nixon era connections, secret meetings, and Hoffa's disappearance while pursuing a comeback. The piece notes union denials and ongoing pension fund scrutiny.
The writer recalls travels with Gayle through Wicklow, Wexford, and Waterford, describing Irish landscapes, farms, churches, and a wary view of British rule while noting family ties, emigration patterns, and a dismissive Dublin reception. A final note reflects on a political budget mystery and Bible sales in New York.
National Publishing and Collins World executive say the Bible outsells itself through demand and religious bookstore surveys show a 30 to 40 percent rise this year. They attribute the appeal to seeking comfort in worrisome times and an evangelical movement growing across denominations. The Bible is described as the No 1 self help book.
The Corry Evening Journal records its publisher George R Samalé and editor William Eaton with John McLaughlin as pressroom foreman. It notes Associated Press rights, postal details, and advertising deadlines amid typical early 20th century newspaper boilerplate.
Eddie Egan, the former New York detective depicted in The French Connection, stars in NBCs Joe Forrester. He embraces a uniformed cop role, blending police life with acting after 20 years on the force. He recalls undercover work and continuing discipline, still feeling the department in his blood.
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