We Ask For Patience With President Nixon On Vietnam War
In Our Opinion Corry Journal argues that critics Harriman Clifford and Vance should withhold second guessing. It concedes token troop withdrawals may occur but urges cautious actions against a foe prone to exploit withdrawals. The piece says Nixon merits time to craft a plan to end the war and reserves judgment for later.
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Warren deserves praise for long service on Supreme Court
Editor Drew Pearson writes to his grandson Danny praising Earl Warren upon retirement. The essay highlights Warren’s school desegregation and one person one vote rulings, his courage on tough issues like Adam Clayton Powell, and his broad world travels showing a public life beyond the bench.
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Bankers face charges as experts warn on money supply
In a heated Washington hearing, Rep Patman accuses bankers of conspiring to raise the prime rate while Treasury Chief Kennedy and Paul McCracken echo concerns over credit limits. The debate centers on saving, taxation, and potential economic controls as observers cite Keynes and wartime funding strategies.
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Corry to Pave 1.83 Miles of Dirt Road This Year
Highways Secretary Ray Smock pledged to pave 1.83 miles of the dirt Clymer Colum bus road in this year’s program after reversing a prior decision. Assemblyman W S Waterhouse received the assurance shortly before noon. Also noted is a June Festival by Corry Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star and a local garden update from Tim Boland.
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Mafia Talk Reveals Commission Secrets and Old Scores
Jim Bishop recalls Mafia culture through taped conversations with capos and a torpedo. The Commission’s silence and distrust, infighting, and threats color tales of Joe Bananas, Genovese, and fading power, with grim humor about hits and respect.
Mailbag Gems from New York AP column mix of trivia
Briefs compile quirky facts and anecdotes from readers and experts. Topics span health habits, science trivia, education costs, grooming dogs, hair superstition, and color psychology with quotations and common curiosities.
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