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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1970
Page
2
In Corry, two fatal snowmobile accidents have fans alarmed as sleds flood streets yards and schools. The piece urges snowmobile clubs to act as policing bodies, promoting strict safety, rider recognition, and neighbor respect to prevent further tragedies.
A Corry Evening Journal snippet blends a humorous encounter with a door to door encyclopedia salesman and a child’s playful interruption. The piece shifts to Washington coverage alleging President Nixon knowingly escalated tensions in the 1970 campaign to win white workingman and older voters while ignoring youths and civil rights.
An informal post election survey describes widespread distrust of President Nixon. The piece cites fear of revolution, campus derision, racial tensions, and economic unease as drivers of public apathy. It notes concerns over crime, courts, spending, and drag of Washington leadership.
A критique of President Nixon midway through his term argues he has failed to fulfill key promises such as ending the Vietnam War and curbing inflation. The writer urges a firmer, more decisive leadership, stronger use of executive power, and a focus on governing rather than re election, including challenging Congress and labor, pursuing peace with North Vietnam, and restoring national unity.
New York AP reports jawboning can talk up the economy as well as down. Nixon may seek an 8 percent rise in output in 1971 signaling not a recovery but a boom. Analysts differ, with Edwin Magee of MacKay Shields arguing there is no sustained upturn ahead and that optimism may mislead investors.
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