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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1972
Page
2
The article argues lobbyists in Harrisburg and Washington help legislators by drafting laws and steering bills toward favorable outcomes. It notes rules exist but are often ignored, and claims lobbyists provide under the table support that smooths passage, creating a soft pedal in the legislative process.
The article contrasts industry and enthusiast views on skiing. Resort operators report crowded lifts, rising ski clothing and equipment sales, and strong hotel bookings. US Ski Association cites 4.5 million skiers and 10 to 15 percent annual growth, with winter sport spending climbing from 9.9 million in 1951 to 88.4 million in 1970 and projections near 184 million by 1975, while Michael Erickson notes growing participation but declining sport quality and longer lines.
U S approves sending two diesel submarines to Chiang Kai-shek amid Kissinger led diplomacy, with conditions on training and anti submarine use. Separately, Father John McLaughlin travels on a White House backed Vietnam campaign, funded by the Nixon committee, drawing kritik from lawmakers and conflicting with White House stance.
A reflective 1960s travel essay surveys London from a hotel balcony, laments skylines and torn Victorian housing, and contrasts Britain’s BBC culture, public housing debates, and changing class divides with lingering Empire myths. It notes telly culture, mortgage anxieties, and postwar political rhetoric amid a city redefining itself.
The piece argues that U.S. policy in Southeast Asia began with French loss and Ho Chi Minh's rise, leading to later American involvement. It claims Geneva Accords promised elections that were blocked, then notes advisory programs for South Vietnam, the Diem era, coups, and how terminology hid true actions from the public. It ends with a call for a genuine peace and rebuilding without U.S. troop withdrawal or forced coalition.
A Corry chronicle recalls a 1952 storm with 0.35 inches rainfall and continued hunting ban fears. It notes a birthday party for Miss Charlie Ann Ohnn with 17 relatives, plus bridge and four-person team contests in Frewsburg and Cambridge Springs. A 1932 item announces a Junior Dramatic Club debuting Ducks and a Wright Street birthday surprise for Mrs. William Johnson.
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