Americans Join Israeli Army Amid Citizenship Warnings
The United States warns Americans serving in the Israeli armed forces may lose citizenship. An estimated 2,000 Americans enlisted during the 1967 Six Day War, with as many as 20,000 residing in Israel. Navy contingency plans exist to evacuate Americans if their safety is threatened. In Washington, Shirley Chisholm faces ethics questions over undeclared speaking fees totaling up to 9,000 dollars plus possible smaller honoraria, amid praise for her work. Cambodian intelligence warns of a broad North Vietnamese breakout and risk of communist takeover once Americans withdraw, transforming Cambodia into a widespread battlefield.
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Harvard Pusey answers campus unrest with McCarthy comparison
In Our Opinion Harvard's Nathan Pusey answers campus upheaval by drawing a parallel to Senator McCarthy. He criticizes New Left tactics and calls for restraint, integrity, and a return to civility across colleges, urging stronger opposition to coercive fringe influence.
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It Happened In Corry 40 Years Ago Camp Preparations
Preparations for a local camp are underway as chairs of the event meet the special committee. A treasury pool operator signaled a resumption of activity after weeks of ban in the city. A bridge event sponsored by the CD of A Court Conception No 39 is planned for tomorrow afternoon at the Corry Country Club.
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Salad Bar
Corry Country Club
Would You Back Nixon If He Announced Vietnam Withdrawal
Reader imagined a June 30 TV address by President Nixon outlining a choice between a costly military victory in Southeast Asia versus a strategic withdrawal within months. The speech weighs eight months of hard‑won victory costs against a staged retreat, urging public backing or opposition based on internal crises and the hope of peace.
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The Business Of Objecting By George Cooklis
A satirical look at conscientious objector guidelines and the Supreme Court ruling on CO status. The piece jokes about sincerity tests and the vague criteria used by draft boards, highlighting delays in Ali’s case and a mock dialogue about a Sincerity Detector Test.
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Muhammad Ali
Champ
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Curtis Tarr
What Is The Law on Joint Property Ownership
The text explains that with a deed in both names the mother and son are co-owners. The son has a claim to a share of the income unless he forfeits it. The lender required the son's name to ensure his interest if the mother dies before loan payoff.
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Tarr
Corry Evening Journal front notices and masthead
The Corry Evening Journal announces publisher and staff names, affiliation with The Associated Press, and standard newspaper details. It notes pricing by copy and carrier, and advertising deadlines, reflecting a historic local paper masthead and publication information.
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Corry
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Wary Evening Journal
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William Exfor
Joh McLaugh
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