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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece argues campuses suffer from left leaning disruption. It credits a Stop NSA campaign by Young Americans for Freedom against the National Student Association. It cites widespread campus unrest and supports firm action to curb rioting and dissident activity.
The speaker argues the Nixon administration will deliver four more years of tax, spend, and subservience with inflation rises and ongoing Vietnam casualties. They accuse White House voices of echoing a master and question the gap between public remarks and private opinions.
Jim Bishop argues the nation faces Vietnam, inflation, and nuclear threats under Nixon. He criticizes talks in Paris, warns inflation and union power, and calls for universal nuclear disarmament while cautioning political missteps could undermine national stability.
Nixon faces a bottleneck in clearing the federal court backlog, centered on Rep. John Rooney. Rooney controls funds for clerks and court personnel, impeding new hires while urging limited judge expansion. His power slows prosecutions, bail decisions, and plea deals, forcing the administration to navigate Capitol Hill to break the logjam.
Fragmentary notes describe a National Guardsman facing active duty, a failed attempt to raise funds in a car, and a reminiscence of Governor Bal Lee. The text covers a bridge toll incident and a request for change from two women passengers, with a front-seat helper who could not assist.
A Lloyds Register study shows Japan floated half of all new shipping tonnage in 1968 and leads in televisions, radios, steel, and auto manufacture. The nation, 25 years after war, posts a $2.5 billion trade surplus while U.S. export surplus shrinks to $725 million. GNP exceeds $100 billion and growth runs 11 to 12 percent.
Charles Bracken was elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce by 11 directors at the annual reorganizational session at Hotel Corry. Mrs. Florence Amy chaired the program. A high school basketball team, Clymer, edged past Corry for a 43 42 overtime win, while the World Day of Prayer service and Junior High boards drew a large crowd at the First Presbyterian Church.
Fragmentary newspaper item from Corry Evening Journal showing garbled OCR with notices about subscriptions and display deadlines. Reads as a jumble of words with references to Associated Press material, postage terms, and advertising date notes.
On this date in history US forces entered Quiege in World War II while Joseph Stalin died at age 73.
Readers are urged to submit readable letters with the sender name and address for publication. Include the endler's Square and address clearly. The notice disclaims condemnation and any responsibility for memes that may be submitted.
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