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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1974
Page
2
In Our opinion, the paper clarifies it will not declare the President guilty of crimes without charges. It notes Nixon told Republicans at a White House session he aims to end federal regulation of natural gas, risking higher heating and plant costs, and suggests bringing oil executives in for straight talk.
Jack Anderson recalls Nixon urging Elk Hills naval reserve access while opposing nuclear power fears. The piece also reports Brazil under Geisel press suppression, censoring stories across major papers and outlets, including Cardinal Arns and his archdiocese, who still circulated a censored interview to 300 churches.
George P. Shultz, outgoing Treasury Secretary, shaped policy as President Nixon’s economic adviser. He unified diverse measures into a governing philosophy, earning international respect but facing domestic policy confusion and rising unemployment as deficits grew and price controls shifted through a troubled period.
A veteran observer laments Hollywood decline from the star system to explicit sex and violence. He cites John Wayne Doris Day and classic names as relics, predicts a shift to director-driven indies with deeper storytelling, and praises The Last Picture Show while poking at The Paper Chase and Serpico.
A reflective column muses on streaking through history from Adam and Eve to modern youth. It cites a 1947 city incident and teen pranks alongside social attitudes, fashion as status, and the unlikely Olympic teams of the future, ending with an April Fools Day mock note about the White House event.
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