In Our Opinion Better Read That Again
An editorial defense denies labeling all youth as rioters or troublemakers. The Journal argues critics misread its stance, stating editors value young people, condemn only rioters, and urge proper reading instruction. It notes readers misinterpretations and defends its All-American youth image.
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Penelope Pitstop and Young Viewers Drive Shifts in TV
NBC and CBS rolled out high budget children programs but mixed results. Wilderness Road offered scenic travel and a lean plot headlined by Will Lewis and a few kids. The Pines of Rome closed Leonard Bernstein’s Young People’s Concerts on CBS. The Great Barrier Reef special on NBC showcased underwater footage and ecological themes. The Nixon era Bureau of Mines nomination of J Richard Lucas faced past plagiarism claims. FBI findings were later deemed unfounded.
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Lucas nomination stirs coal industry and mine safety clash
Former reject Lucas faces plagiarism denial as he seeks a key Interior post amid deepening disputes over the new mine health and safety law. Support from Virginia officials contrasts with Interior Bureau opposition. Nixon signals Cambodia pullout completion ahead of schedule.
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Wretched Mess Calendar mocks months and war memories
A garbled piece mocks a chaotic fake calendar listing absurd days for many months and places. It shifts to a Vietnam veteran named Warren from the 25th Infantry Division, arguing the Vietnam War remains necessary to counter sanctuaries in Cambodia.
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Ex-il Discusses Cambodia Operations in Vietnam War Context
A veteran columnist analyzes two U S military drives into Cambodia Operation Bold Lancer against Base Area 334 and Pacify West One targeting Base Area 702. He cites past Vietcong operations and Saigon offensives, notes limited prior forays, and argues sustained action is tied to Vietnam policy and national unity amid campus unrest and dissent.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and publishing terms for daily editions in Corry Pennsylvania. It notes Associated Press usage, postage rates, and subscription options while outlining advertising and distribution details.
Corry Names New Public Schools Superintendent
Lawrence M. Douglas, 42, of Swissvale, named superintendent to replace resigning David L. Swarts. Douglas accepted the post by telegraph yesterday afternoon as Mayor Kinley proclaims a Memorial Day observance. Beavers scored five in the ninth to beat Union City at Toveland Pid yesterday afternoon. May 25, 1930.
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