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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1976
Page
2
The article argues Governor Shapp’s merit based judge selection leans Democratic with 22 of 25 appointments being from his party. It calls for reforms to reduce politics in panels, suggests county bar associations name panel members, and notes New Jersey practices as a cautionary benchmark.
A reflective piece on aging, expanded families, and shrinking spaces. The narrator jokes about painting creaking peaks of a big house, while facing the pull of moving to a smaller home as children grow, multiply, and leave less room. The piece ends with a call to decide now, or risk losing the comfort of a large home.
Counter espionage experts say J Edgar Hoover blinded by appearances left real spies undetected while hundreds of agents hunted noisy fanatics. They cite five years of fruitless counterspy work on Czechs and flawed surveillance, cheap devices, and washed cars that betrayed secrecy. The Rudolf Abel case showed raw surveillance limits, prompting calls to split counterintelligence from standard investigations.
A man recalls missed fame and a planned Hollywood breakthrough. He describes the jealousy and conspiracies that kept him silent, detailing a troubled rise from childhood, acting dreams, and brushes with studio politics in New York and Hollywood. He cites Ronald Colman study, belligerent auditions, and a failed self presentation exploited by studios.
The Dow Jones swings wildly with points gained and lost, deep dips near 800 and 577.60 in 1974, selling pressure and investor hesitation. After a strong 1975 start, the market remains below its 10 year peak as analysts weigh economic fundamentals and future momentum.
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