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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
2
A state legislator proposed licensing newspaper, radio, and TV newsmen like barbers and doctors. The idea drew limited national support but signals future trouble. Licensing would require passing a test to meet standards of knowledge and performance.
The text argues that licensing of owners of newspapers magazines radio and TV would subject outlets to state control. It warns licensing means control and would suppress press independence, turning the press into a state sounding board and stripping readers of meaningful news.
Brezhnev told President Nixon a private Moscow progress message via Anatoly Dobrynin at Camp David. The leader’s tale about a walker and a farmer signals expected substantial agreements to improve Russian American relations beyond cosmetic talk. Agronsky critiques Nixon Vietnam policy and calls for withdrawal, citing constitutional caution per Agnew.
In a wide survey the piece contrasts Spiro Agnew with Martin Agronsky noting Agnew’s press clash and Agronsky’s career. It reports Brezhnev’s Moscow stance, Mafia control of grocery brands, Magnuson hearings planned for June, and National Guard recruiting incentives vs legal limits.
The piece argues that electricity pervades biology, from brain and nerves to muscles, and explores electrophysiology's promise. It notes ethical concerns, cites papermaker heartbeat regulators, and describes clinical uses like electroanalgesia reducing pain for paraplegics, cancer patients, and insomnia. It highlights electrical signals treating asthma, ulcers, hypertension, and sleep, with Texas and Navy research mentioned.
Middle age is the least appreciated period of life yet offers consoling rewards. It helps reduce insecurity, curbs vanity, and brings maturity with less impulse. Readers learn to accept changes, enjoy steadier routines, and find wonder in life’s slower pace and God’s architecture.
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