In Our Opinion A Clear And Present Need
A group of youths with a few adults push for a teen center to give them a suitable place to go. They plan fund-raisers from car washes to peach shortcake, emphasize safety, central location, and affordability, and urge public support to avoid stalling the project. They ask for ideas as the search for a building stalls.
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Grass Roots Opinion from Mora Times Call for a Focused Foreign Policy
A Mora MinnTimes piece argues that once Vietnam ends Congress should ensure treaties affect U S directly and commitments align with national interests. It contends the nation lacks will and means for global conventional wars and urges foreign policy to prioritize American interests as practiced by other nations.
Stock Prices Fixed
New York AP reports mutual funds remain wary after a dramatic market swing. Cash positions peaked with 13.4 percent of assets in cash by May end, and growth funds held about 15.9 percent liquid assets at end June. Analysts debate whether funds should buy at lows or stay on the sidelines as prices rebound.
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Corry PUC OKs automatic crossing lights on West Washington
Corry residents see bread price rise to 17 cents a loaf and hamburger and Wiener rolls up two cents a dozen. O E Doane plans to open a new hardware store in the Johnson block on West Main around August. The 1830 Bicnic of the Corry Jamestown Mg Corp drew 400 to 500 workers and families to Lake Canadohia for a successful event with bridge games and entertainment.
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Controversy Sparks U S Prison Abuses and White House Talks
A column cites allegations of brutal treatment in Ohio Penitentiary and other U S prisons amid broader political backlash. It notes Senate investigations, official denials by corrections leaders, and calls for scrutiny alongside wartime and domestic policy debates involving Nixon aides and Congress.
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Paradoxes of War Reach to Massachusetts Policy
The Massachusetts attorney general must defend servicemen who wish to sit out the Vietnam War while critics condemn the conflict as unconstitutional. A proposed state law challenges federal authority, prompting Supreme Court questions on presidential war powers, declarations of war, and the labeling of actions as air strikes versus massacres. The Corry Journal invites brief, signed letters on this single topic for publication.
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