CORRY JOURNAL FLAG DAY EDITORIAL
The June edition urges strong patriotism for Flag Day, arguing the flag symbolizes America’s core values and the nation’s birth through hardship. It condemns crime unrest and anti-Americanism, calling for a visible, reverent display of the flag as a symbol of patriotism and unity.
Hoover Commission findings get another look
The piece recalls the fifties Hoover Commission report detailing 985 cases where government competes with private business, including armed services concessions and Corps projects. It predicts little will be done, expects only token action, but praises Rep. Gene Snyder for pushing a congressional probe.
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Armed Services
Gene Snyder
Kentucky
Hoover Commission
Riots In Industry and SDS Infiltration Tactics
A historical snapshot alleges student and labor unrest driven by SDS plots to infiltrate industry. It describes summer worker recruitment at GE GM Penn Central United Airlines and other firms, warning co workers to spot disruptive tactics and resist. The piece links violence, Cuba fueled funding, and a plan to push basic social changes via workplaces. It cites Dave Bishop and cites the McClellan Committee documenting unrest and foreign support.
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Latin America
Democratic Society
SDS
Argentina
General Electric
General Motors
Penn Central Railroad
United Airlines
McClellan Committee
United States
Reunrest
Cuba
Dave Bishop
Colorado
New York Mayoral Race Focuses on Crime and Backlash
Washington reports a tight NYC mayoral primary where crime and racial tensions dominate. Liberal Democrats Scheuer and Wagner trail conservative Democrat Procaccino while Lindsay fights a dangerous right wing backlash led by Sen John Marchi. campuses protests and student unrest color the backdrop.
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Washington
Los Angeles
John Lindsay
New York
John Marchi
Lindsay
Jim Scheuer
Robert Wagner
Mario Procaccino
Sen
Marchi
How to Contact Your Elected Officials in Pennsylvania and D.C.
A reader guide lists contact addresses for state and federal officials. It names State Representative Forest Hopkins of North East, State Senator James Willard of Mercer County, U.S Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker in Washington, and U.S Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie with their respective contact addresses.
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James Willard
Pulaski
Mercer County
State Capitol
Harrisburg
U. S
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S
Joseph Vigorito
Erie
Quit Smoking Now The Truth From A Lifelong Smoker
A first person reflection argues quitting is hard but possible with willpower and a firm daily limit. It cites 1963 mortality figures linking smoking to 250000 deaths and quotes Paul Dudley White on risks. It notes famous smokers with lung cancer and declaims the idea of a safe cigarette as bunk.
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Paul Dudley White
Humphrey Bogart
Edward R. Murrow
John Wayne
Arthur Godfrey
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Godfrey
Wayne
If Smoking Is So Dangerous Why Do We Smoke
A speaker argues that cigarettes cannot be safe and compares them to whiskey that burns. Citing a 727-family survey by Dr. Paul Cameron and Johns Hopkins research, smoking harms children and mothers, with premature births linked to maternal smoking. The writer condemns the tobacco lobby in Washington and urges quitting, citing Connie Monroe as a success story.
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Paul Cameron
Wayne State University of Detroit
Johns Hopkins
Washington
Connie Monroe
Marine National Bank
Corry High names Fred Schwab head basketball coach
The Corry Board of Education named Fred Schwab as head basketball coach at Corry High School after the resignation of John Milanovich. The action also approved supplemental contracts for other athletic staff members amid hot June temperatures reaching 90.
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Board of Education
Fred Schwab
Corry High School
John Milanovich
On This Date in History June 14 1969 Highlights
Today marks the 165th day of 1969 with 200 remaining. Notable events include 1775 US Army founded 1777 Stars and Stripes declared national flag 1848 Sonoma settlers proclaim the free Republic of California 1934 Mussolini and Hitler meet in Vienna 1940 Germans occupy Paris 1941 FDR freezes German Italian assets 1944 US forces begin Saipan invasion 1969 floods in Hong Kong 1959 Romania releases political prisoners 1969 Spock and others convicted in Boston on draft evasion charges
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Sonoma
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Paris
Franklin D
Roosevelt
United States
Pacific
Saipan
Marianas
Hong Kong
Romania
Benjamin Spock
Boston
Corry Postage Rates Notice
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