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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1969
Page
2
The article critiques Parents Magazine film reviews noting 214 films, with 18 suitable for 6 to 12 year olds. It lists numbers of objectionable elements including profanity violence and nudity and highlights a nude scene in Romeo and Juliet as part of the assessment.
The new flu virus has reached every corner of the nation with epidemic outbreaks in multiple areas. Health officials urge citizens to avoid crowds hospital visits when unnecessary steer clear of the sick and rest when fatigued to reduce susceptibility.
New York report notes President Nixon defends a sur tax extension and a fundamental economic strategy that relies on raising revenues and cutting spending with no direct market intervention. Critics doubt quick results as inflation persists and the plan risks political attack while aims to slow prices and wages over time.
Drew Pearson reports San Francisco State College faces heavy student strikes and violence linked to unrest at Berkeley. He notes eight presidents in eight years, debates over ethnic studies, and a bond vote defeat that challenges California education funding. Hayakawa, the acting president, defends Negroes and says history shapes student demands.
Fragmented OCR text from the Corry Evening Journal page shows misread names and stray phrases. It appears to be a masthead or sample line with General Manager and staff names, but no clear event or story detail to summarize. The readable content suggests publication metadata rather than a coherent article.
There is a long, intimate portrait of Wally Lehmann as a birthday party unfolds at his house. The narrative observes his loneliness, wealth, guarded life, and strange domestic rituals, including a parade of visitors and the haunting memory of a woman named Betty.
Corry Ol Scout Pack No 182 met at Washington Street School on Saturday evening for the regwar monthly gathering. The March theme was Inventions and dens presented various displays while the City Streets Department cleaned winter cinders from city streets this morning amid widespread school paper participation.
On March 3 in history events include Madrid surrender ending the Spanish Civil War in 1939, Raphael born in 1483, Nathaniel Briggs patenting a washing machine in 1707, Austrian victory at Verona in 1700, World War II era raids on St Nazaire in 1942, Mareth Line breach by the British 6th Army in 1943, and General MacArthur announcing U.S. forces’ Cebu invasion in 1942 seeking the Philippines.
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