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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1969
Page
2
An opinion piece condemns litter and ramshackle sights around Corry, urging residents to join Clean Up Paint Up and Fix Up Month. It highlights polluted water, damaged hills, and trashed countryside, calling for collective action to protect environment and health.
The equity or income kicker tied to mortgage loans on income properties draws sharp interest from lenders and real estate dealers. Inflation and rising rates fuel moves to share profits beyond interest, with schemes ranging from rent profit shares to partial property ownership and options to buy at depreciation.
Nearly 150 Masons were to attend a Temple observance in Carry with a public Erie Temple band concert in City Park. The Fairview School PTA held a bake sale to raise funds for a movie projector. The Corry Building and Loan Association announced a 40th anniversary dinner at the Corry Country Club on May 23. In Wayne Township a fire caused by a suspected fire bug destroyed Clyde Freeman’s home. Norman Mountain excelled at the Penn State-Kiski Pitt freshman meet, winning shot put and placing third in hammer throw.
The article details Senate Judiciary Committee actions over John Otepka's potential appointment to the Subversive Activities Control Board and reveals a broader alleged conspiracy to create a new security network led by Otepka. It links Otepka to the Liberty Lobby and neo Nazi movement, outlining political maneuvers and proposed security acts.
Public notice text appears from a damaged OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. It references republication rights and a price structure for mail and carrier delivery, indicating subscription rates and issue costs. No readable events or names aside from generic publication details are present.
Paul Harvey notes speedreading experts promise instant understanding of a 50 000 word book in under 10 minutes and cites a Cant on Missouri girl who reads quickly. Dr McBride asserts adults can improve with belief and specific eye movement methods, while warning adults face more difficulty due to structured thinking.
New York AP piece mocks college presidential crises with campus chaos satire. President Frothingham faces bizarre student demands and empty threats as faculty strike talks and legislative scrutiny loom.
A historical roundup notes the final Civil War engagement at Palo Pinto Texas in 1885 and cites a 1915 moment when the United States protested to Germany amid tensions in the era.
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