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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1970
Page
2
A historically strong technology nation faces a waste crisis with burials and incineration failing to curb pollution. Scientists urged rapid destruction methods for all waste as packaging grows indestructible, threatening global ecology and land use.
Sprague says trials may reveal who hired alleged killers with death penalty sought for each defendant. Huddleston may hold more about the conspiracy origin. delays due to Ohio extradition appeals. NORAD center at Cheyenne Mountain damaged by rain. $94,000 damage reported. Air Force denies a $74,000 private repair contract. Spiro Agnew sought governors' addresses for Christmas cards. Edits to Supreme Court transcript misquoted Burger. Wall Street rumors deny dollar devaluation and secret printing. foreign account rumors refuted.
The piece argues Cambodia is deteriorating after the U S invasion, noting continued aid increases, ongoing air operations, and a Communist push with four of seven major highways cut. It cites Lon Nol still in Phnom Penh, Khmer Rouge raids, rising Cambodian forces, monsoon patterns, and public opposition to repeating Vietnam’s toll.
Robert Haack president of the New York Stock Exchange delivers a blistering address to the Economic Club of New York. He argues for negotiating rates over fixed commissions and calls for reform of exchange governance. Haack insists his stance aims to preserve the exchange as the premier market despite potential pushback from members.
A reminiscence argues Nostradamus foresaw future events with precision and links his quatrains to modern fears. It cites predictions of underwater travel and a London fire, the rise of an Anglo American union, and a 1999 millennium ending, tying Uranium to atomic power and urging reader caution.
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