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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues rock festivals derail local life in Fairview with violence drugs and traffic. It says promoters cannot manage crowds and urges banning such events unless held in a desolate Death Valley setting.
The piece argues that most Americans are conservative and prefer stability and safety over radical change. It claims WASPs symbolize the Establishment and will outnumber and outfight leftists who claim to represent the people, urging the left to count their true numbers.
The piece notes public interest shifts toward mass transportation if the Nixon Administration can switch focus from highways to rail and bus options. It mentions University students and hippies opposing military-style fashion, with surplus gear shortages driving stores to stock imitation items.
A Senate debate over a consumer protection bill could transform buyer seller relations by allowing groups of harmed customers to sue merchandisers for unfair practices. The measure, supported by some and resisted by business groups, would authorize class action suits and require damages benefit all consumers, not just plaintiffs.
This column highlights student volunteers living with area black families, enduring hot field days, with Petra Szonyi praising the farm as a rare, exciting economic vision. Other students pursue odd jobs to aid sharecroppers, largely routed through the Cambridge Institute in Massachusetts.
The column contrasts Freudian theory with a newer school of thought that links human conflict to territorial drive rather than sex. It notes animal territoriality, social upsurges, and political activism on college campuses, including student groups lobbying for peace and UN actions, while quoting scholars and urging reader letters to the Corry Journal.
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