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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
2
The author reflects on the Christmas plea for peace amid global tensions and power struggles. War is driven by top leaders and ideologies, not ordinary people, and while the phrase endures, the odds of true peace remain slim as the world faces possible conflict.
Secret dispatches reveal Lon Nol under pressure from top lieutenants amid serious health doubts and signs of dissent within his government. Reports cite syncope during a December helicopter tour and suggest Sirik Matak and Cheng Heng could push for change if Lon Nol resigns or is sidelined.
A widow may revoke a trust depending on its terms and contingencies. Seek an attorney to review changes and procedures. The piece critiques outboard industry claims and defends a federal pollution report estimate of 100 million to 200 million gallons.
The piece argues devaluing the dollar against gold largely affects elites and diplomacy more than everyday Americans. It explains the shift from a gold peg at 35 dollars per ounce, the 10 percent surcharge on imports, and how market-driven values plus this surcharge motivated nations to revalue currencies. It suggests the move prevented global recession and trade chaos, with psychological and pride factors shaping outcomes.
The piece extols the pre dinner nap as a controlled drift through dreams, noting 45 minutes of sleep, balanced consciousness, and personal fantasies. It weaves in surreal cameos with Raquel Welch, Nixon, Kissinger, Muggeridge, Jane Fonda, and others, ending with a reader’s note from The Corry Journal about submitting brief, signed letters.
Corry residents reported a busy weekend with a card club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Loveland on East Main Street, a Loyal Order of Moose Christmas party for about 500 children featuring Santa and a stockings program, and plans announced for a third annual outdoor Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Women’s Club. Corry Grange No 55 met at the OOF Hall with Worthy Master Guy Swart presiding, followed by a dinner party honoring the husbands’ birthdays hosted by Mrs Warren Titus and Mrs Russell Briggs with festive decorations.
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