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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
2
The Social Security Administration notes that about 70,000 retired and disabled Americans collect benefits overseas, twice 1960 levels. Many move to Mexico or Poland where favorable rates and lower costs stretch pensions, with Poland offering 60 zlotys per Social Security dollar.
Washington era saga details how White House and Justice Department allegedly pressed to deport Greek exile Elias Demetracopoulos. He exposed Greek junta ties to Tom Pappas while Nixon confidants warned him. FBI inquiries followed as CIA and KYP connections surfaced. Public fallout followed Watergate, ending in Mitchell's exit and Greece's dictatorship collapse.
A nostalgic, compact note traces Valentine Day from Saint Valentine through Lupercalia to the Duke of Orleans, notes US Civil War shifts to romantic cards, and emphasizes the modern focus on children with everyone urged to say Be My Valentine. It ends with a list of public officials and offices in Harrisburg.
Paul Harvey argues that democracy is warped when loud minorities force policy. He cites school pageants, school prayers, seat belt laws, and workplace rules as examples where a few vocal voices override the will of the many. He laments minority rule corrupting majority will and calls for restraint to protect democracy.
New York viewers are invited to CBS tonight for Queen of the Stardust Ballroom a two hour drama starring Maureen Stapleton as a Bronx widow who finds love at a ballroom. Charles Durning plays her shy postman lover with musical soliloquies by the leads and Billy Goldenberg providing the score earning praise for its sensitive handling and strong performances.
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