Our Opinion on Juvenile Case and Senator Secrecy
In Our Opinion Easy Questions, Tough Case we question whether printing a two-week-old juvenile rape case helps or harms. We note the boy’s custody status and argue about handling, naming, and editorial ethics. The column shifts to a Washington memo revealing Senate secrecy over a Wisconsin insurance probe with Hruska Fong and Dodd resisting disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Wisconsin Insurance Commission
Hardware Dealers Mutual Insurance Co
Secret Meeting and Mardi Gras Trip Stir Washington Rumors
A Senate committee clash over a takeover chart leads to Webb testifying while exerts pressure on advisors. Separately Don Wilson, son of Rep. Wilson, travels to Mardi Gras on official business and returns after festivities. A Moroccan outlet fabricates a Zionist plot claim, which is debunked as false by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Phil
Webb
Don Wilson
Charles Wilson
D-Calif
State Department
New Orleans
Pollution and population shape future policy warnings
The piece surveys juvenile rights in court and access to psychiatric care, then shifts to President Nixon and California officials pushing auto emissions cuts and Earth Day. It argues pollution stems from overpopulation, not industry, urging population control as necessary for environmental salvation.
Grass Roots Opinion from Bogalusa Adopts Flower Power Note
A Bogalusa column quotes a public sentiment about demographics noting 80 million Americans over 35 and their spending power, framing it as a light remark to accompany the idea of flower power. The piece reflects local smoker-friendly, aging population vibes with a playful twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogalusa
United States
Corry News Highlights Local Grants and Incidents
Departments reject Carl Smith for Hare Creek clearance funds while Corry public schools gain about 22500 in state aid offset by mandated raises. Girl Scout Troop 29 marks its 38th anniversary with skits at First Presbyterian Church Evening. Cadet Major Ketner named at Cornell ROTC. CORRY incident reports vehicle crash injures none. An editorial laments abrupt social change and media sensationalism following Pearl Harbor coverage.
The Adult Slippage And Society Debate
A provocative column critiques liberal culture, immigration, media vulgarity, and youth mores while urging adults to model better behavior. It rails against censorship and celebrated perversion, praising traditional norms and warning of moral decay. The piece cites public figures and a Corry newspaper context.
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Paul Kosey
Washington
Insurance Musketeers
Senate
Robert Froehlke
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Bernard Webb
Hart
Aluska
Sen
John McClellan
Hruska
Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner's Office
Mie
Laos
KAR
McClelllan
Fong
Grand Pacific Life Insurance
McClellan
Dodd
Mardi Gras
Young Wilson
Agnew
Morocco
Rabat “Al-Alam
U.S. Middle East
White House
Nixon
Daniel Moynihan
John Ehrlichman
Bob Haldeman
Henry Kissinger
Monihan
Haldeman
Kissinger
Ehrlichman
Henry
Samir Sabry
Arab Press Foundation
Arab Information Center
Paul Harvey
California
Los Angeles
Arizona
Ronald Reagan
Washington Observer
Barry Goldwater
Wayne Davis
School of Biological Sciences
University of Kentucky
Grass Roots Opinion
Corry
Streets
Carl Smith
Department of Forests and Waters
Hare Creek
Smith Street
David C. Ketner
Cornell University
Board of
University
James Blakeslee
Main Streets
Pearl Harbor
Him
George Cooks
Svetlana
Stalin
Spiro Agnew
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
George R. Sample
William, Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
AP News
Appleason
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