George Wallace seen as disruptor in Florida primary
The editorial notes Wallace barges into Florida primaries despite not being invited. It argues his third party run could hurt Democrats by drawing votes from Wallace’s rivals, potentially affecting Senate races and the November outcome. It frames Wallacism as stubborn independence shaping national politics.
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Alabama
Florida
Wallace
American Independent Party
Nixon
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallacism
Valley News Dispatch
Mailbag Selections From Aids To Astronauts And A Cold
New York AP notes space notes from mailbag and astronaut time totaling 7 704 hours 51 minutes with nearly 46 weeks. It also discusses aspirin use delaying bleeding and clotting and cites Dickens 1843 letter describing a severe cold with humorous vividness.
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New York
Space
Charles Dickens
Dem crooks face justice by Jack Anderson
Washington column notes Democratic corruption cases like Rep. John Dowdy and Rep. Jim Collins contrasted with ongoing scrutiny of Nixon supporters. Haag’s 23 counts and Whalley’s payroll scheme are outlined, plus hints of investigations by Judge Gasch and John Woodcock. Also mentions Taiwan training for regional officers and Morley quotes.
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Washington
Justice Department
John Dowdy
D-Tex
John Woodcock
Blair County
Woodcock
Whalley
Fat food fetish and the diet dilemma in weight struggles
A reflection on dieting as a perpetual cycle, weighing 172 pounds at five feet seven and a half, with past highs of 184 and a goal of 160. The author argues permanent changes in eating habits beat temporary diets, cites Lindlahr’s You Are What You Eat, and notes childhood influences shaping appetites, while noting cultural shifts since 1922.
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Ernest Havemann
Grandfather fever by Bill Eaton
A lighthearted reminiscence from Bill Eaton about family visits and dining. He recalls taking his granddaughter Stephanie Bean to Dairy Queen, a chaotic haircut episode with his grandson Michael, and broader reflections on grandparenting. He muses on aging, appetite, and the quirks of late night snacking and TV viewing.
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Dairy Queen
Corry Motor Inn
Marge Tarbell
Wright School
Stephanie Bean
Gramps
California
Grampants
Louie Spravers
Louis
Michael
Italian-American Association holds annual meeting and election
Corry at a fraternal gathering all offices except the presidency were filled by re election Angelo Frisina was named president of the West Main street club Five new directors were chosen from ten nominees Olin Bracken Jr David Livingston Everett Johnson Roy Reed to three year terms and Rasselas Brown to a one year term Local butter prices dropped ten cents a pound with top grade butter selling around 83 cents compared with 93 cents last Thursday
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Angelo Frisina
Charles Guadagno
West Main Street Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Olin Bracken Jr
David Livingston
Everett Johnson
Roy Reed
Rasselas Brown
Corry Journal Readers Asked for Brief Communications
The Corry Journal invites letters from readers. Brief legibly written submissions on a single subject must include the author’s signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to condense and assumes no responsibility for statements made.
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The
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