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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
4
In a sharp editorial, the piece condemns pornographic literature and motion pictures venders. It notes a Pennsylvania Senate bill aiming to curb obscene material, including injunctions to stop its flow. The editors urge stronger state action while denouncing censorship as a norm.
The piece reflects on memory as a storehouse like a barrel of apples, praising its sweet contents and warning to discard spoiled recollections. It contrasts past social norms such as wedding rings, Prohibition era habits, openness in public life, and frank opinions with a nostalgic query about those days.
Sources say government favors were exchanged for contributions during Nixon’s fundraising last year. A $100000 donation allegedly secured quid pro quo access, with inflationary and dollar-weakening effects across agencies from CAB to SEC. Key figures include Herbert Kalmbach, Arthur Kroc, Maurice Stans, and Don Cagle, with Dairy price supports, carpet lobby actions, and Teamsters contributions prompting investigations led by Sen. Frank Moss.
A lawyer advises that alterations to a will are risky and can be rejected in probate. He recommends adding a codicil properly executed to leave the daughter whatever car she owns at death. The piece also quotes political commentary on Watergate and FAA expenses, noting local Chicago context.
The piece recalls how Kennedy rode Daley’s coattails to the White House and discusses alleged election irregularities in 1960 including Illinois and Texas, noting misread ballots and machine jamming. It laments partisan investigations and the scarcity of universally trusted jurists, ending with a biblical reflection on the Master Fisher of men.
Residents report seeing an object tumble earthward last evening near Shady Avenue crossing. No conclusive findings yet. Maple Avenue to open today as Erie and Pennsylvania railroads finish crossing work. A baby boy, Ason, born last evening to Mr and Mrs Henry Butcher at their R D 1 home. 40 years ago items note summer classes at Corry High School and fountain moves from station to country club.
A Philadelphia Inquirer column argues Pennsylvania grants a single general operator license for all vehicles while FAA licenses reflect vehicle complexity. The piece cites dangers from big trucks and the trucking lobby seeks heavier tests and possibly "double-bottoms" on highways. It notes federal goals for a nationwide licensing system with vehicle type gradations and predicts stricter road driving standards may follow.
Commi Paul J planning earlier revealed six poundsl ed, with prior plans outlined.
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