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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1972

Page

2

Watchdog duel in Pennsylvania taxes up for grabs

In Pennsylvania Gov Milton Shapp hires auditors to audit Auditor General Robert Casey, a clash as Casey counters with his own auditing system. The feud is framed as a taxpayer win, as both sides uncover issues, aiming to turn findings into benefits for the public purse.

Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Robert P. Casey Shapp Casey

Henry the non-driver sparks office gossip in New York

In New York a man who never drives faces jokes and questions about his usefulness in daily life and in handling affairs. The exchange recalls stereotypes about driving and identity while probing Henry's capabilities and social value in a workplace setting.

FBI shadows congressman's family in political spying

Washington reports reveal the FBI spent extensive time profiling Rep. Henry Reuss and his family, including his daughter Jacqueline and son Michael, amid claims the agency targets peace activists and political opponents. The dossier mentions Michael’s VISTA work and past civil rights protests at West Point.

Henry Reuss D-Wis FBI Jacqueline Michael G-men Reuss West Point Miss

Co signer recourse after debtor defaults and 1970 campaign notes

A co signer who pays off a note may sue the defaulting party for the amount paid. The text also mentions McGovern creating an incorporated campaign entity to avoid personal responsibility and to coordinate with party regulars. It lists the Environmental Action group’s “Dirty Dozen” and Nixon’s optimism on Vietnam settlement, with four points about North Vietnam, Soviet equipment, monsoon weather, and General Giap’s tactics.

Old Guard Democratic National Committee McGovern Eugene McCarthy Robert Kennedy Congress Amchitka Wayne Aspinall D-Colo Walter Baring D-Nev Earle Cabell Dtex Charles Chamberlain R-Mich James Delaney D-N Samuel Devine Ohio Earl Landgre R-Ind Sherman Lloyd Utah Peter Peyser R-N.y John Rooney Vernon Vietnam Nixon North Vietnam South South Vietnam Nguyen Giap Hanoi

Castro’s Cuba tied to US bombings claim in heated broadside

A virulent column argues Castro’s Cuba fuels American unrest and terrorism. It asserts 10,000 trainees at 43 camps, cites Havana camps near 30 miles east, and links Cuban education to jetliner hijackings, U.S. campus protests, and Maryland bomb deaths. It warns of a world revolution threat and domestic fear of communism.

Castro Cuba Havana

Corry City OKs street paving and festival plan

City Council in special session approved a summer paving project covering about 2.2 miles after owner input in a re survey. Corry Chamber of Commerce directors decided a Potato Festival will be held this fall following last year’s financial failure. A fire at the Rife Restaurant in Union City caused $10,000 in losses, insured. A red airplane circling the city drew crowds yesterday as its motor drone overhead.

Corry Rife Restaurant Zafiropulos Brothers Union City

Rare Good News on Prices in May at Odds With Inflation Signals

New York AP reports rare price gains bring relief to farmers as wholesale prices resume climbing in May by about 0.6 percent, while Wharton economists forecast a 3.6 percent inflation rate for the rest of the year. Analysts warn forecasts may prove overly optimistic and call for stronger controls if needed. Dr. Herbert Stein labels the situation “a problem” as Americans seek signs of moderation amid persistent inflation and a stubborn 5.9 percent unemployment rate.

New York Wharton School Herbert Stein Wharton Stein

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