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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1969
Page
2
Opinion notes a May 14 protest urging taxpayers to drop tea bags on taxers and spenders. It links this to historic tea dump events and urges citizens to signal dissatisfaction with rising taxes and government spending.
Washington reports Bolivia endured the death of President Rene Barrientos Ortuño in a helicopter crash and replacement by Vice President Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas without upheaval. The piece notes Bolivia’s social progress, peasant land ownership, and past diplomatic ties, alongside global security debates and a Philippine protest at Clark Air Base.
Jim Bishop memorializes Louis Wolfson, detailing a second New York trial, a dying wife, and a stoic, charitable magnate who faced prison for a technical stock violation. The piece paints Wolfson as unbreakable, planning to return to Harbor View Farm and raise his sons with honor.
New York AP reports the mutual fund industry debates letter stock as a legal yet risky method to raise capital. Investors trade limited shares at deep discounts but face longholding periods and illiquidity, as illustrated by Mates Investment Fund’s Omega Equities letter stock saga and SEC intervention.
Corry residents note Mrs. Leland Johnston was chosen as district first vice president at the Northwestern Spring conference of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers held at Strong Vincent High School in Erie on Tuesday. The column also recalls events from 20 and 40 years prior, including an old note from May 5, 1929.
Fragmented OCR reads as a small town paper notice listing editor and Associated Press connection. It mentions circulation details including price per year and per copy, and a display advertising deadline. The text is damaged but conveys standard newspaper masthead and payment information.
New York AP column notes everyday hazards and curiosities in a brisk roundup. Observations range from earthquakes and burglaries to long trips, red blood cells, and odd quotes. It also touches on littering fires and postal worker safety.
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