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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1972
Page
2
The piece criticizes current professors as immune from dismissal, argues they echo militant student protests, and calls on boards of regents and governors to act to curb theoretical arrogance and campus unrest. It reflects concern over authority gaps and the impact on national youth.
In a late session one of the week’s highlights was Linda Olson Miss Pennsylvania, 19, meeting the House after being introduced by Speaker Herb Fineman. She wore a green dress and banner as lawmakers posed for photos and a resolution was presented. Also noted were welfare check delays, budget battles, and calls for targeted spending cuts while Governor Shapp signed a $606 million motor license bill.
Secret cooperation between Jack Anderson and party aides shows Democrats and Republicans jointly weighing convention venues. GOP reps urged Democrats to secure ad revenue, while early promises to San Diego faded after labor and facility issues. Strauss and Herman pressed for Miami Beach options amid ITT subsidy concerns.
The defendant may continue appeals through state supreme court and possibly federal courts if a federal issue is raised. A judge cannot foreclose further appeals until all allowable avenues are exhausted, after which the divorce decree becomes final.
The author rails at convention rituals from the Democratic and Republican gatherings, lamenting worn speeches and hollow cliches. He recalls 1924 and 1932 conventions, noting Alfred E. Smith, McAdoo, and John W. Davis, plus Roosevelt’s rise and Frank Hague's harsh remark, highlighting cynicism and historic contrasts.
A collage of wartime politics and party tensions in Corry features Roosevelt’s provocative claim as Commander in Chief, Dewey and Brownell clashing over strategy, Hoover’s ambivalence, and shifts in GOP attitudes from 1932 to 1956. It recalls beef tours, local bake sales, and fishing feats, with scattered reflections on patriotism and convention order.
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