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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece reflects on generations and the urge to improve on the past. It cites J Edgar Hoover recalling youth facing lawlessness and corruption and calls on today’s youth to build on prior progress and continue responsible citizenship for America’s future.
Ray Stevens from Nashville will star as Andy Williams summer replacement on NBC starting June 2. He will appear in eight programs with two repeats on Andy Williams Presents the Ray Stevens Show. Stevens, a Georgia State graduate, built a career as pianist, arranger and producer and now fronts his own company. He credits Williams as pivotal in his rise, and notes plans include a patriotic song aimed at broad appeal.
A Washington column accuses NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle of leniency toward owners while he pressed Namath to sell his stake over gambling at a Manhattan venue. It details Leonard Tose’s opaque Eagles control, hidden partners, and counterclaims of fraud, plus brief notes on Ritalin ads and FAA deception allegations involving John Shaffer.
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AP reports a drift in American views on price increases. Housewives’ protests faded as retailers curb costs, while some economists note inflation may be less damaging than once feared. Rising incomes temper the impact, yet uncertainty about future price trends persists amid administration hopes for a balanced economy.
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