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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
2
In a Bridgeport context Congressman Harold R. Collier recounts a case from a rich childless couple where a young housekeeper quits after revealing she is about to become an unwed mother. The tale illustrates ongoing dissatisfaction with welfare funding.
A wealthy couple hires a woman and promises to let her keep her job while adopting her child. Over the years they adopt her three children one after another. She resigns again and explains she is tired of cooking for such a large family.
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins reports on a late night floor vote shaping a 62 percent pay rise for lawmakers, with a compromise lowering the increase and tying it to accountable expenses. The piece covers legislative changes, public reaction, press roles, flood relief bills, and a political profile of Nixon in Miami Beach.
A portrait of Richard Nixon as devoted family man and disciplined thinker. It describes his interactions with staff and aides, his temper moments, and a focus on political strategy over personal confrontation, with scenes from Kent State and Peking negotiations. It notes his meticulous, written approach and belief that politics is poetry.
In Corry on August 23, 1952 Mrs. Ella Hazen sold the old White Swan Restaurant and property at Findley Lake to A M Tony Litz. Litz plans to raze the building and construct a modern boat shop. The Corry Local reports community meetings and fundraising efforts for local institutions and businesses. James Pappas to open Recreation Alleys on East Main Sept 1 after summer renovations.
New York profile on Robert Mitchum reflects a shift from Hollywood bad boy to durable, respected star. He recalls early rough image, credits honesty as core value, and says he still fears aging and doubts lasting to 75. Offscreen, he values straightforward work and simple living.
In a Catholic school tale, Sister Marie Eustelle cracks down as students read forbidden works and view rotogravure photos. A geography book and a controversial novel spark punishment. Graduation night ends with a blunt heavenward warning about ministers, a rabbi, and moral judgment.
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