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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1971
Page
2
The act, praised and protested, shifts power away from patronage and toward unions. Lieutenant Governor Kline says the change threatens tenure and salary protections for teachers and could force boards to negotiate locally. Legislators brace for a heated, factional battle with lobbyists and taxpayers watching costs.
A jumble of clippings contrasts a gorilla’s brief escape in San Diego with 1960s business tax pressures and a New York AP reflection on learning to say no. It likens freedom and restraint, noting inflation, April taxes, and the danger of overcommitment amid daily choices.
Washington reports the first Israeli side inspection of the Suez Canal since the cease-fire. Joe Spear, with an armed escort, endured a 42 hour Sinai journey to El Arish and Kantara as he described an underground fortress city braced by guard towers and distant Egyptian soldiers across the water.
A wartime dispatch recalls how Egyptians sought a better view of allied bunkers and slit trenches by moving a fire engine up to a vantage point, illustrating tense regional measures around the Suez Canal during hostilities.
In Corry May 29 1951 residents planned a parade and services honoring fallen servicemen. A flag pole dedication at Corry Memorial Hospital and participation by on leave servicemen were highlighted. Church leaders discussed Children’s Day and Rally Day plans amid local youth events and a Little League opening at Loveland Field with Mayor Kinley to throw the first ball.
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legible letters on a single subject, requiring the author to include signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to condense content and accepts no responsibility for statements made.
The piece argues that the United States should reverse decades of foreign aid and overseas spending, urging a focus on domestic needs. It cites troop withdrawals from Vietnam and other nations, argues Americans face taxes and inflation, and questions continued global entanglements. The writer urges monetary restraint and a shift to “mind his own business.”
New York based adviser John Winthrop Wright, trusted by major brokers and hundreds of banks, warned that rising rates could topple securities markets and hinder the economic rebound. He blamed Federal Reserve policies and European central banks for pushing higher rates, cited current high grade bond yields around 8.25 percent, and urged cuts to 6 percent for bonds and mortgages. He urged swift action and cautioned time is short to avert a potential collapse.
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