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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1974
Page
2
An opinion piece questions justice in two cases noting errors in law enforcement and delayed preliminary hearings. It argues society’s right to justice equals an accused’s right to due process, urging accountability on both sides to prevent harm to justice.
A Pennsylvania case features a defendant accused of giving false information about bounds after stating a building would "blow up" at a set hour. The judge acquitted, noting the statute uses the words bomb and explosive but not blow up, guarding against overbroad interpretation while acknowledging evidence supported the defendant’s admission.
Washington faces heightened danger as President Nixon plans a Middle East tour. Secret Service shifts most protection to the region, deploying intelligence teams, airlifting agents, and a dedicated medical group aboard a carrier for rapid response.
Intelligence cautions Nixon's Middle East journey could invite an assassination attempt, with terrorists aiming for Israel or Jordan amid Egypt Syria ties. White House presses ahead for diplomatic aims, while debates swirl about public sympathy and broader travel plans.
The piece recalls the old social register and its gatekeeping power, noting how debutantes and society editors shaped status in cities from New Jersey to New York. It contrasts traditional aristocracy with a modern merit system where being “in trade” could still grant access across diverse locales. It ends forecasting a blurred line between old and new elites as social prestige shifts with contemporary accomplishments.
New York reports the home mortgage market being squeezed by high interest rates as funds shift to higher yields. Withdrawals from savings banks reach 800 million in spring, with S and Ls having 1.5 billion less to lend than a year ago. Life insurers favor large properties, expanding multifamily loans while single-family loans fall. If high yields persist, insurers may keep funds in commercial and apartment properties, reducing home ownership access.
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