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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1969
Page
2
The piece blames sacked colleges and lax administrators for campus violence and critiques AAUP professors for defending rioters. It questions academic freedom versus the need for order and discipline, urging firm action to protect students and educators from lawlessness.
New York bankers anticipate a fifth rise in prime lending rates within weeks as the record 7.5 percent rate nears, with pressures from expansion funding and inflationary expectations fueling higher borrowing costs for corporations and limited loan availability for individuals. Federal Reserve policy aims to slow demand, while business capital spending climbs about 13 percent despite government efforts.
Corry High School defeated Union to extend its winning streak to three games at Loveland Field yesterday afternoon. Ronnie Shoop starred on the mound as Corry scored in steady fashion and maintained control throughout the game.
The piece notes Chief Justice Warren backing a federal judicial ethics code to require disclosure of outside income, contrasting with Senate gaps. It cites House adoption after the Dodd Powell probes and cites Dirksen’s unlisted income from his Peoria law firm, while recalling Medina’s NY court case and a 1954 Pan Am ad.
The piece surveys past and proposed ethical reforms within the U S judiciary and executive branches. It cites convictions and impeachments of judges including Medina Johnson and Nields, and notes Kefauver Dirksen led efforts for a stronger ethics code. It contrasts Johnson’s financial disclosure push with Nixon and Eisenhower era events and highlights a broader call for ethical governance.
An old ad promotes a sepia poser pad available by mail at 1 Pere By Mail. It advertises a yearly rate of 190 per year with advance payment and a five cent weekly option, mentioning reviews and publication days.
Paul Harvey reflects on a week in Arizona away from crises. He contrasts urban newsroom noise with the West’s open spaces where boots and saddles feel closer to life. The essay ponders what is truly real and necessary to stay balanced.
Hal Boyle profiles Jacqueline Susann as she writes late into the day in a back apartment den. Susann types with one finger on each hand, rewrites four drafts, and aims to probe bare life and human connection through her novels.
In 19S during World War II the United States and Britain ratified a treaty abolishing ex rights in king.
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