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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
2
The Corry Journal notes the City Council worries over aging maples dying or thinning. An ordinance from 1964 limits street trees to 25 feet, hindering replacements. The mayor urges action with a city engineer study and an early report to start a shade tree program.
Treasury data show the national debt rose to a record 361.2 billion dollars with a population of 202,254,000. This implies about 1,706.60 owed per person, based on current counts.
Carthage Missouri Press comments on taxpayer generosity enabling dependent classes. It argues ingratitude toward working taxpayers is unusually high in the nation and calls for recognition of those who pay taxes. The piece reflects editorial stance rather than reported events.
Washington criticism and volatile stock markets put pressure on conglomerates. The piece likens their growth to puddingstone formed by many parts and warns of risks from high leverage, price swings, and potential takeovers within the sector.
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News of Senator Fulbright’s cautious stance on confirming Walter Annenberg as ambassador to the Court of St. James follows reports of Annenberg’s publishing empire and past legal troubles. The piece notes Flurbright’s history with Dean Rusk and Rogers, and recounts Annenberg’s media influence and sharp editorial actions against opponents including Shapp and the Curtis Publishing Company.
Addresses and offices for state representatives state senators and U.S. congressmen. Contact options include the State Capitol in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and offices in Washington D C and local state capitol buildings. Names include Assemblyman Forest Hopkins Senator James Willard Hugh Scott Richard Schweiker and Congressman Joseph Vigorito.
The piece argues that some high ranking church leaders face scrutiny over expense accounts and possible kickbacks. It warns tax status reassessment could spark a national scandal while defending many clergy for their real charitable work and urging diligence to avoid the appearance of evil.
Hal Boyle argues middle-agers aged 40 to 65 play a vital role through work and taxes and deserve a national tribute or day. He mocks society’s teen obsession and warns neglect could lead to a mass forgetfulness of their contributions.
On this date in 1953 the Soviet leadership announced Malenkov as premier after Stalin's death. In 1836 the Alamo fell after a 13 day siege. In 1857 the Dred Scott decision barred federal freedom suits. In 1908 Detroit saw its first car on public streets. Constantine of Greece ascended after King Paul’s death. Michelangelo born ca 1475 in Caprese.
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