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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1970
Page
2
The piece weighs the belief that small investors cannot buy stocks directly and must rely on money managers and funds. It cites 12 years of net selling, mutual fund asset growth from 16.4 to 48.6 billion, broker commissions, and mixed fund performance while arguing individuals can profitably invest directly.
Jim Bishop recounts a Jersey City couple, Jenny Tier Bishop and John Bishop, whose long marriage endures amid illness and hardship. Across fifty years they endure fear, poverty, and care, culminating in Jenny’s death six months after their golden anniversary while John survives twelve more years.
In Our Opinion the Sharon Tate murders expose how a fringe hippie movement can lure youth astray. The piece warns parents to spot early signs of tilt toward rebellion and lack of conscience, urging careful guidance as daily coverage illuminates the dangers and inconsistencies of the era.
The Bob Hope Christmas Show returns as television entertainment and as an emotional experience. It opens with a White House preview and follows the troupe around the world in a 90 minute NBC program. The routines rely on a mix of pretty girls, comedy, local cracks, and bravura performances, delivering a moving glimpse of Americans far from home enjoying themselves on screen.
The Mead Park Association in Corry will hold a regular meeting tomorrow night at 8 in the Municipal Building to elect a new president to fill the vacancy from the death of Stanley Nichols. Other notes include a 500 club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Dale Lillie, a sixteenth place dandelion sighting, and local hospital officials attending a tuberculosis society meeting in Erie.
The report notes contradictions in the Kennedy inquest and shifts in Dinis’s view about who was at the wheel. It also details Little, Brown’s cloak‑and‑dagger book handling for Regatta, and Agnew’s overseas tour press influence including pressuring papers to assign favored reporters.
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