In Our Opinion On Vietnam War And Nixon's Relatives
A critique of Vietnam War aims and toll, questioning its purpose and outcomes, paired with a Washington briefing on President Nixon courting David Eisenhower as a potential political heir. The piece cites deaths of Corry youths Donald Tinko and Monte Gates and discusses public doubt, government ambiguity, and political strategy.
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Corry
Donald Tinko
Monte Gates
David
Eisenhower
David Eisenhower political rise and White House ties described
The piece portrays David Eisenhower's political leanings and ties to Nixon, noting his Amherst student stance, internship with Senator Hruska, and possible selection by Nixon for opening day and U S Day at Expo 70. It contrasts public goodwill with questions of motive while hinting at Nixon family influence and future public appearances.
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David
Amherst
Kevin Philips
Young Eisenhower
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
Nixon
Thurmond
Henen
Julie
Japan
NET Inherits Excellence in Public TV Play
Public television stations and the National Educational Television network broadcast a stage drama about modern governance and historical parallels. Ronald Richman, a student of Anglo-Saxon history, discusses his role and the two week rehearsal plus one week taping process, noting actor earnings limitations and family needs. The off Broadway origin of Tibman’s play is cited as having faded previously, with renewed potential for TV impact due to its timely theme.
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Ronald Richman
Kiley
NET
Ribman
Tibman
Riley
Corry Evening Journal Publishing and Rates Notice
Corry Evening Journal details publication status and staff roles including publisher George R. Geers and manager William Exton. It lists city editor John Mclaughlin and pressroom foreman and Associated Press affiliations. Subscription rates are shown for mail and carrier delivery with annual and per-copy prices. Advertising display deadline is set for the previous day’s publication.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Evening Journal
George R. Geers
William Exton
John Mclaughlin
Corrier
College Not For Everyone Says Agnew and Others
A column argues against universal college access citing Spiro Agnew and Italian diploma devaluation. It cites Michigan professor John Aldridge on student mismatch, urges trade schooling, highlights Ohio Mahoning Valley Vocational School success and cost, and notes the U.S. Labor Department cut funding ending the program.
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Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Inflation Boosts Prices Face Foreign Imports Rise
Inflation boosts prices as foreign imports face higher costs from new labor contracts. A double price uptick is possible, with a fall rise and a year start bump once contracts are known. The union regroups for larger demands as 1971s roll to market.
Corry City Officials Nullify Cancellation of East Smith Sewer Contract
City officials yesterday rescinded their order to cancel the Donovan construction contract for the East Smith street storm relief sewer. The announcement came amid broader local reports on school events, damages at the Senior High Building, and civic discussions surrounding the High School celebrations and related disturbances.
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Donovan Construction Company
East Smith Street
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