Freedom of the press and gold in the news
Commentary from national conventions highlights press freedom under the First Amendment with warnings against government encroachment. Keith Maroney cites risks of publishing secret material amid debates on national security. Separate item notes rumors of gold price shocks and speculative shifts in monetary policy, with no official confirmation.
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Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pentagon
New York Times
Maroney
New York
Russia
United States
Treasury Department
Gold price debate and Pennsylvanian budget pressure amid curbs
The article weighs gold demonetization and a possible shift in reserve backing amid international talks, noting Russia and South Africa as producers and current US stance. It also reports Harrisburg budget wrangling with Governor Shapp, abortion bills, and a plan to align Republican and Democratic cuts totaling roughly $470 million, preserving some tourism and meat inspection funds while debating PIDA allocations.
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United States
Russia
South Africa
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Shapp
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Republicans push tax cuts amid budget tightness in Pennsylvania
A GOP overview describes amendments to snowmobile and other bills, including House Bills 1411 and 1717, with debates on a reduced House size, unicameral proposal, and strengthened securities watchdog. It notes proposals for a graduate income tax, and critiques past school desegregation issues, ending with an editorial recalling racially charged comments from 1874.
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GOP
Herb Dearfoss
Transportation Committee
Human Relations Commission
America
HRC
House
Senate
Ben Wilson
Joint Conference
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Securities Commission
Miami Beach braced for conventions amid political clash
A sprawling, opinionated piece describes Miami Beach bracing for the Democratic and Republican conventions. It depicts security tightening, potential riots feared by officials, and contention over beach access and business. It highlights Mayor Chuck Hall, police chief Rocky Pomerantz, and local residents irate over bearded hippie protests and parking of national attention.
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Miami Beach
M B.C
Richard Daley
Chicago
Miami
Flagler Street
Chuck Hall
Mayor Hall
G.O.P
San Diego
Brooklyn
Rocky Pomerantz
Bee
Calaboose
Industrial waste disposal unit contract awarded in Corry
In 1952 Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. plant No. 3 won a contract for an industrial waste disposal and paint storage unit to meet state pure stream law requirements. The Henry Shenk Co. of Erie was awarded the project as announced by David Al Hillstrom. A July 3 noontime meeting at the Phoenix Hotel will vote on a sliding scale proposal to attract small businesses to join the Corry Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Henry Shenk Co
Erie
David al Hillstrom
Corry
Corry Journal Calls for Brief Reader Communications
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit concise legibly written letters about one subject. Submissions must include the author signature and address for publication and may be condensed. the paper assumes no responsibility for the statements contained.
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The
Corry Journal
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Keith Maroney
U.S
American Society of Newspaper Editors
IRNAS
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Moose Club
K. Leroy Irvis
Marty Mullin
Kenneth Lee
Joseph L. Leece
Williamsport
State Racing Commission
Lee
Moose
Irvis
National Guard
Gay M.D
Reuben Askew
Republic Party
20Th Street
Speedy Justice
Dade County
T.V. Networks
Collins Avenue
Gary Walz
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Playboy Plaza
Hame
P.O. Swanson
East South
East Street
Corry American Legion
Loveland Field
North East
Ted May
Paulson
Tie Journal Daily
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