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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues budgets rise due to taxing bodies and the public must demand detailed explanations. Citizens should attend City Council, Corry School Board, and Corry Area Joint School Committee meetings at every opportunity to ensure accountability and proper oversight.
Hal Boyle portraits Gunther Gebel-Williams new Ringling star trainer who cares for nine tigers 17 elephants 40 horses 50 pigeons and 10 parrots. He trains Bengal the tiger to ride an elephant while teaching calm leadership and patience. He lives with wife Sigrid and daughter Tina in a trailer near his animals.
An opinion column links Carmichael to alleged bank robberies as a tactic of the Black Revolution and discusses U.S. political alignments. It also criticizes Otepka and Nixon era appointees, naming Stewart, Dirksen, and the Liberty Lobby, with references to the John Birch Society and right wing publications.
Listing shows subscription costs 17.00 to 18.00 per year by mail with advance payment option. Single copies priced ten cents, weekly display notices and advertising terms noted.
A high school junior known as George leads a sandbag relief effort in Clinton Mississippi River town after a 1965 flood. Volunteers string sandbags, a dozen workers are coordinated by ham radio operator Peter Johns and Mayor Harold Domsalla. The campaign features "I'm George" lapel buttons to boost civic duty.
New York AP notes Catholic educator Jacqueline Grennan argues students should bear costs and governance of colleges. She suggests total responsibility for conduct and finances, contending current systems shield them while fueling irrational behavior. Grennan, former president of Webster College, gained church approval to secularize the institution under lay control.
On May 3, notable events include the incorporation of Washing ton D C in 1202 and Christopher Columbus' Jamaica discovery in 1484. Lincoln's funeral train reached Springfield in 1865, Cecil Rhodes rose to premier in 1892, and early air travel milestones occurred in 1923.
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