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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion, Mayor Carl B. Stokes of Cleveland and civil rights leader Bayard Rustin articulate a tough stance. Stokes condemns hoodlum violence and urges reporting crimes, while Rustin presses practical education over soul courses. They are praised for frank, conditional leadership.
Paul Harvey laments census overreach and warns of potential dictatorship. He notes fears of government intrusion into private life and questions the 1970 census about earnings bathrooms and family details, urging Congress to review and curb bureaucratic reach.
New York reports instant filming replaces slow printouts to capture computer data. Instant recording converts electronic impulses to film at 60 000 to 90 000 characters per second. This speeds retrieval and cuts storage needs while letting queries be answered faster.
Nixon praised Rep. Ayres for steering the five year education aid defeat while Ayres described his behind the scenes maneuvering. The exchange highlighted bipartisan support and the political risks in opposing Great Society programs.
A retrospective on May 1 highlighting events from 1898 penny postcards, 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition, and the Empire State Building era. Mentions Stalin May Day orders in 1944 World War I context and postwar Hitler death reports with Johnson predicting a woman president five years prior.
A standing room crowd of over 500 fills Philadelphia City Council chambers for a public hearing on real estate tax exemptions for the elderly the poor and the infirm. The mood shifts between support and skepticism as Milton Sacco proposes full relief with reimbursement after death.
The text lists state and federal representatives with contact routes. It names STATE REPRESENTATIVE Forest Hopkins and Senator James Willerd plus U S Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker and Congressman Joseph Vigorito, with addresses to Capitol and Washington offices.
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