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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
2
A theatergoer noted the film The Godfather's brutal violence drew applause from some youths in the audience, a reaction that left the watcher uneasy about the crowd’s preoccupation with on-screen cruelty.
The discussion labels the young generation as an enigma for both praising violent cinema like The Godfather Clockwork Orange and Straw Dogs while loudly condemning Vietnam bloodshed. The paradox highlights tensions between media taste and real world conflict among peers.
The Secret Service tracks over 400 organizations from the Women's Liberation Movement to the Chinese Hand Laundry Alliance. A federal study shows most assailants are loners, not members of groups, yet many organizations in the files are listed for protest activity or alleged ideology.
A veteran political take assesses Ed Muskie's presidential bid, noting his six month head start faded after repeated stumbles. It argues primaries are risky, labels Muskie as a strong second but not a star, and critiques minority remarks and canuck slur as disrespectful while predicting Kennedy patience.
A sweeping national clash over financial structure pits 14,000 banks against 6,000 savings and loan associations and 490 mutual banks with 20,000 credit unions. The Hunt Commission report urges new powers for thrifts, easing rate ceilings, and allowing consumer loans, while full service banks push to keep current limits. The showdown, tied to millions in savings and to a potential presidential response, continues across states as Congress weighs recommendations.
New York columnist offers a compact guide to being a memorable conversationalist. It argues wit comes not from new information but from saying what others want to hear, detailing a dozen ready phrases to boost others' opinions and keep attention, with cautions about oversharing or sounding pushy.
In Corry twenty years ago the Erie Railroad invited the public to the noon dedication of the new passenger depot while Victor Cragg announced progress on Mead Park’s baseball diamond and issued a call for volunteers. A Columbus Girl Scout troop held a farewell for retiring leader Mrs. Fox, and plans for summer playground openings were discussed.
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