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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1969
Page
2
The piece laments hostile treatment of local officials and journalists, noting fear, harassment, and public scrutiny. It argues the press faces abuse at home and in public while officials are pressured and targeted, with the writer reflecting on the newspaper workforce and compensation.
Washington chatter on gold policy swells into speculation across Europe and the United States. Officials avoid fixed promises, raising fears among gold buyers and bankers. Kennedy's cautious stance jostles the world monetary order as markets await official signal.
The Nixon European tour faces possible standoffs from Cuba to Berlin as Washington and Moscow navigate cooperation and mistrust. Khrushchev’s cordial past contrasts with Cold War tensions as Nixon seeks to outline broad policy while subordinates handle sticky details.
A scattered, OCR damaged entry notes events on February 22 including Chopin's birth in 1810 and a 1959 reference. It mentions Spain ceding Florida to the United States and military movements near Vicksburg during the Civil War era, but the text is garbled and only certain entities surface.
The Corry Legion Rockets defeated Peck and Peck 61 to 47 last evening in Erie, overpowering their opponents in the County Independent League action.
A recent meeting closed with eleven salary increases within state guidelines boosting teacher pay from minimum to the maximum. The Industrial Fund campaign pushed total salary raises past $60,000 with about $2,499 still needed to reach the drive’s target, aiding the Board of Education’s end to the drive.
In Strathmore California the VFW Post 9270 rose from nine members and a derelict bar to sixty members and active civic work. Three men replaced the bar with service projects, revived the auxiliary, and launched programs like Toys for Tots Voice of Democracy and Lite-a-Bike. The post earned national and department honors and became a pillar of the town.
Citizens’ questions to the City Engineer and Administrator cover mayoral eligibility, housing inspector pay, urban renewal in small towns, bus driver double parking, population figures, and timing of federal housing. Officials note growth since 1940s and warn about tax perspectives while defending housing projects and hospital funding.
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