Awakening the Will to Fight in America and Soviet Espionage
An editorial calls Americans to renew resolve as the nation nears its third century, warning against complacency while urging collective action. It cites fears of internal decay, compares the presidency to Rome’s foundation, and urges stiffened backbone amid global threats. Washington notes the Rockefeller Commission censored a report on Soviet spying, withholding KGB abuses and electronic surveillance details.
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Roman Empire
Haviland
China
United
America
Rome
Washington
Rockefeller Commission
KGB
CIA
Confidential Calls Tracked by Soviet Device in Moscow Center
A House subcommittee report accuses government agencies of overbilling reclamation projects through inflated inflation adjustments. KGB eavesdropping claims surface alongside foreign policy notes as Kissinger cites China’s Cambodia investment to counter Soviet influence.
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White House
Washington
Hippies' last trip and the fading counterculture
Jim Bishop chronicles the decline of the hippie movement, describing its members as aimless nomads and damaged youths. He notes LSD's lure, antiwar protests, and the era's harsh backlash, concluding many hippies aged into middle life while a fraction remain.
Pride in Corry Area High School Inspires Reader Letter
A reader laments missing national anthem at Corry Area High School indoor sports events and criticizes parking and hospitality during tournaments. The letter urges community support for elderly housing, cites housing shortages, mortgage financing issues, and urges local leadership to back elderly housing in 1976, signed by Charles J. Liebert, HUD Pittsburgh Area Director.
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Corry Area
Corry
Clymer
Corry Evening Journal advertising and postage rates
The Corry Evening Journal outlines subscription prices by mail and carrier, with annual and per-copy costs. It lists staff roles and state of publication, noting AP exclusivity and advertising deadlines.
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Corry
South Street
Jorge R. Sample
William S. Eaton
John McLoughlin
Associated Press
AP News
Mall
Fitfest
PBS Conundrum Shows Public TV Budget Bets
Public Broadcasting Service managers face choosing 84 approved programs from 202 proposed items. The final cost-sharing round will shrink selections further. one manager muses on funding strategy, favoring documentaries and dramas about minorities over opera cooking yoga or garden programs, and proposing cuts to public affairs studio dialogue shows.
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New York
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
WNET
Zoom
Electric Company
Washington
Reflections on a Busy Year in Corry 1975
A Corry columnist recalls 1975 highlights with neighbors, a police shooting, and civic moves. He notes readers' letters from Spartansburg and Conneaut, a senior admirer, election gains for a female City Council member, and the Journal as a lobbying voice for Southeastern Erie County. He left the Salvation Army board and hopes for a productive 1976.
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FBI
Blackguard
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Rocky Censors Report
Moscow
Bureau of Reclamation
House Conservation, Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee
Congress
U.S
Fidel Castro
CLA
State Department
Havana
U.S. Senate
Ford
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Republican Conference
California
Jerry Brown
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Grumb
Allen Ginsberg
Bob Dylan
Jim Bishop
Vietnam
Timothy Leary
Pragigal Hejgeat
Army of Love
Joseph
Mary
Bethlehem
Christ Child
Sare
Sinh Maveriail
Charles J. Liebert
Pittsburgh Area Office Department of Housing and Urban Development
Conundrum
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Conelway
Beautiful
North Center Street
Moose Club
Salvation Army Board
Penndot
Erie County
R. Budd Dwyer
Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
Independent Party
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