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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1970
Page
2
A Washington report notes Lt Gen Hal Jennings, Army Surgeon General, pushes a spy proof conference room with a $12,000 upgrade plan including film gear display boards and air conditioning to guard sensitive talks from Soviet eavesdropping. The move highlights security culture at the top levels of the armed forces.
A column discusses a new army effort to protect medical secrets in a spy proof room and notes bidding trends around a $12 000 project. It also covers Black Panther statements offering troops to Vietnam, CIA possession of Huey Newton's letter, and Red Cross confirmations of brutality in South Vietnam POW camps with details from Tam Ky and Quang Ngai prisons.
The Spokane Valley Herald quotes an opinion from Washington urging that prices rise when demand exceeds production. The writer argues that past decades show this, and cautions against expecting legislative fiat to replace effort. He emphasizes that production comes from hard work, not government action.
The easing of the money supply is welcomed by large manufacturers whose customers pay late. A Credit Research Foundation study shows credit bills averaged 45 days through June 30, up from 41.5 days a year earlier, with big firms extending trade credit while tightening their own cash. Walker says the situation is correcting as money becomes more available and the prime rate may fall soon, aiding timely payments.
In a humorous briefing, the piece catalogs quirks and feats of computers from punch card inputs to memory banks and FBI cross checks. It notes a New York job mismatch and a NASA rescue and includes a playful exchange with a teletype during climate data work.
United networks presented the Notre Dame memorial Mass for Charles de Gaulle with live satellite coverage. NBC CBS and ABC utilized French broadcast footage and color cameras inside Notre Dame and a rural church, offering international leaders including Nixon Queen Juliana and Prince Charles.
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