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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
2
The writer questions why Pennsylvania holds an early primary and argues incumbents may neglect duties or waste time campaigning. They contend voters forget between elections, primaries reset campaigns, and reforms are avoided. The piece suggests aligning with September primaries to keep issues fresh.
A blue ribbon panel led by Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield plans to recommend on June 30 that the CIA continue undercover work under a new name Foreign Intelligence Agency. The staff study urges firmer oversight, cautions use of covert action, and proposes ending the presidential personal certification requirement.
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten report on Kissinger-anchored reforms and a proposal that the national security adviser not usually hold a Cabinet post. The commission declined to comment. The piece also covers Booz Allen's alcohol abuse study and a private resort clinic concept funded by taxpayers, plus varied readers’ letters and notices from Corry and Lucasville readers.
The Army plans to buy beagle puppies for testing chemical and biological agents at Edgewood Arsenal within 60 days, then buy more, despite an amendment to the Military Procurement Act prohibiting such use. The piece reflects on vivisection, ethics, and quotes C. S. Lewis arguing that animal testing arguments could justify experiments on inferior humans.
The article notes unemployment at 9.2 percent with teens and young adults hardest hit. It cites a 50 000 higher July youth jobless pool, weak college graduate hiring, and a 18 percent drop in hiring versus last year. Black teens see 40.2 percent unemployment, sparking concerns of unrest and stalled social progress.
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