End war in Vietnam or waste billions abroad
The piece argues against costly Indochina reconstruction and foreign aid as a misuse of funds, urging focus on domestic needs. It cites past Allied reparations and questions how money sent to foreign nations often aids the powerful rather than help the target population. The column also notes tire disposal and a Chicago teen’s extraordinary reading speed as aside items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Japan
Vietnam
Indochina
North Vietnam
New York
America
Chicago
Quotable Notables and Odd News Snippets
A collage of quotes on illness leisure and God, plus a hotel honeymoon survey note about second marriages at Hotel Henry Hudson. It cites Irving Schatz and cafe coffee stats stating Americans drink about 22 cups daily and consume 40 percent of world production. The Voltaire quote is appended with a fragmentary prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Schatz
Henry Hudson
Voltaire
Nixon's California gravy and Vietnam withdrawal plans
Jack Anderson argues Nixon floods California with federal funds via emergency programs and loans, boosting Reagan loyalists while masking aid as forest and employment measures. He notes earlier talks aimed to set August 1972 as a Vietnam withdrawal date, later halted by Hanoi’s no‑agreement.
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Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Corry State Police to Relocate Headquarters on Route 6
Corry detail of the Pennsylvania State Police will move from North Center street to a new building on Route 6 West Smith street extension in late spring or summer. A canasta club met at Mrs. E Raymond Cathers home on Wayne street with prizes awarded to Mrs. John Weis and Mrs. Michael Varasso. Chief of Police Harley Drake, also health officer, reported a mild epidemic of chickenpox and whooping cough developing locally.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Police
North Center Street
Route 6
West Smith Street
E. Raymond Cathers
Wayne Street
John Weis
Michael Varasso
Harley Drake
Corry Journal Reader Letters Policy Note
A 1932 notice explains the Corry Journal will publish brief reader letters on one subject each, requires signature and address, and reserves right to condense or reject statements for publication. No paper that Sunday.
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The
Corry Journal
Ryan's Hotel Wake at Six A.M. Seaside Bar Becomes Mourning Spot
Sunlit waves glare on peeling paint as eight men sit at Ryan's seaside bar in a sobering wake. Joe the Hungarian opens at 6 a.m. and offers drinks that no one touches, each man waiting for a Mass of memory to begin as the morning birds sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Joe
Harry
Krosky
Gannon
Commdore
Navy
Petty Cash
Commodore
Ryan’s
Ryans
Winter Wardrobe Then and Now in Lowville Pa
A nostalgic look at past winter clothing in Lowville Pennsylvania. The piece recalls heavy layering from 30 40 years ago with long underwear bloomers caps gloves and bulky stockings. It contrasts with modern gear while recounting sleighs hot stoves and sleds plus a social scene in a dim hotel bar.
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Tim
Paris Coutouriers
Lowville
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Howard Hughes
Samuel Butler
Sacramento
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
West
Reagan
California
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House Appropriations
George Mahon
Texas
Brush
Lockheed
State
San Diego
Pentagon
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Le.Duc
le Due Tho
Hanoi
Zapata
By Bill Eaton
Fahey
Sweeney
Freehold
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