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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
2
A satirical reflection on soaring meat prices and energy shortages portrays greed as the root of resource plunder. It notes beef becoming scarce and expensive, horse meat as a grim alternative, and government bureaucracy amid gas rationing fears. The piece ends asserting greed as the defining word.
A confidential account depicts the government pressuring Mrs Perry O'Neal, a 70 year old widow, to vacate 478 Bay Lane in Key Biscayne so space could be freed for White House communications. Bebe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp funded the sale for $150,000 and leased the property back to the government for $18,000 yearly. The tale notes Abplanalp's insistence on a fair return and the swap of houses between Secret Service and the White House Communications Agency.
AP recalls a bygone era with memory as storyteller. It paints scenes of midcentury American life from backyard pigs and cow keeping to laxatives in drugstores and a culture of front page runaway horses.
Corry Area High School football squad and Section 2 league undefeated champions were honored at a weekly Hotel Corry gathering. Coach Lou Hanna addressed the group during the dinner. The corny notes of the Elks Lodge of Sorrow service were announced for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the North Center Street club. The newly formed Corry junior chamber of commerce adopted a charter patterned after Warren’s, with officers aided by Attorney William Peiffer. Approximately 30 members attended the Municipal Building meeting and final charger details were discussed.
Portrait of Emil Herman, a photographer valued for color work at the White House and a sharp, exacting colleague. The writer recalls their 35 years together, his struggle with cancer, lies to protect pride, hopes for work, and his death after a long decline, ending with a whispered goodbye.
A midafternoon meditation laments American influence abroad and warns against paying dearly for global affection. The author recalls experiences in foreign nations, noting changing attitudes in France Japan and the dangers of inviting exploitation. He argues for prioritizing national interests and self reliance over costly defense of allies.
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