Lindsay shifts to McGovern backing as campaign tactick
Washington reports New York Mayor John Lindsay seeks a private deal with Senator George McGovern to back his presidential bid while McGovern considers a formal pact if he remains viable. Lindsay hints a later support to McGovern if he leaves the race, aiming to align with McGovern’s core voters and avoid early presidential focus. Meany retirement pressure and Kennedy Center controversy also surface in White House tactics and media disputes.
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Washington
New York City
John Lindsay
George McGovern
D.D
McGovern
Lindsay
Texas
Virgin Islands
Dear John
Tall
Fresh Outlook on Crime and Punishment by Carl Loeb Jr
The article profiles Carl Loeb Jr a famed metallurgist and crime thinker who leads the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. It argues for indeterminate sentences for dangerous offenders while criticizing jail waste on non threatening crimes. It notes Loeb supports legalized gambling to fund public coffers and opposes widespread wiretapping except against organized crime. It recalls his 1935 arrest for driving with a hunting rifle and his release following his father’s intervention.
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America
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Carl Loeb
Carl Loeb Jr
Michigan
New York
Jersey City
Mr. Loeb
Governor Shapp backs campus spread to curb bigness
In Our Opinion the governor argues for dispersing students from Penn State and Pitt to smaller state campuses and two year schools like Behrend. He cites overcrowding at main campuses and favors expanding Behrend and community colleges to four-year status to relieve strain and preserve personal attention, despite higher costs.
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State College
New York City
University
Shapp
Commonwealth
Erie
Behrend
Corry
Warren
Edinboro
Edinboro State College
Gannon
Mercyhurst
Villa Maria
Titusville
Pitt
State Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Freeze problems emerge in new economic plan dialogue
AP reports rising opposition to the Nixon wage price freeze from labor leaders and some economists who call the controls unfair. The article notes calls to rescind the freeze, questions on mortgage reserve changes, and debates over extending or replacing controls after the 90 day period. The piece cites Dr. Walter Heller and cites a 16 economist group, with surveys showing blue collar support prior to union opposition. It ends with a local note from The Corry Journal inviting reader letters.
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New York
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Minnesota
Savings and Loan Associations
Nixon
Vacation exposes fragile home front in New York note
After a two week vacation a New York reader finds chaos at home with a missing lawn crew worker who did not cut the grass and a misgrown pet fawn described as a Tarzan jungle scene.
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New York
Two Week Home Front Porches and Household Mishaps
A two week eye opening on the front porch reveals 14 bottles of milk and 14 newspapers. The wife hurries to the kitchen and remembers to turn off the gas jets. After a half hour she finds the basement flooded from a forgotten cellar window. Two pounds of fish left unfrozen threaten the fridge with a strong odor. The television set malfunctions, only offering partial reception.
Corry Auto Supply moves to new Corry street address
Corry Transfer of Cohen Auto Supply Inc moved from 7 South Center to 48 West Main and opened in the new location this morning. Also note ticket sales for Corry High School football, a local card club gathering at the VanDresar home on Wayne street, a boy with a broken collar bone, and Labor Day parade floats in progress for the VFW celebration.
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Cohen Auto Supply, Inc
South Center Street
West Main Street
Corry High School
Jerry Davis
Horton J. Davis
West
Congress Street
VFW
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