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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
2
The first snow of the year brought four automobile crashes in Corry as drivers misjudge icy streets. Police warn that snow piling narrows roads and parking on both sides creates traps. Pedestrians and drivers must slow down and proceed with extreme caution to avoid injuries.
Cynthia Lowry notes The Tragedy of the Red Salmon on ABC's The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau fourth season opener. The episode traces a sockeye salmon's perilous spawning journey in Alaska, highlighting natural dangers, courtship, egg fertilization, and rapid decline, while contrasting human and predatory threats.
A wide survey notes year end bonuses amid a cooling economy. Kodak plans $95 million in pay to 67,000 U.S. workers based on 1966-70 earnings, while 77.3 percent of 191 companies foresee no change in year end payouts. The NYSE maintains bonuses though smaller, and consumer confidence edges lower per Conference Board and Katona. Bankruptcy filings rise 5.1 percent to 194,399 with California leading. A new insured value mutual fund could aid small investors. The Corry Evening Journal.
The President urged unanimous backing for foreign aid including Israel and Cambodia, insisting the package be indivisible. Kissinger said no Americans will be sent to Cambodia beyond observers. Congress debates a $1 billion 20 mile Chicago expressway, backed by Kluczynski, amid questions. Kennedy seeks Republican help while Byrd's position shifts. Sandoval resigns after questionable loans. Goldberg shifts image. Hickel photographed amid Washington social scene.
A reflective piece traces Thanksgiving from its European roots to its establishment by George Washington and Lincoln, noting holiday customs, feasts, and rituals. It recounts Roosevelt era shifts, late century costumes, and a Massachusetts farm’s famous turkey practice, ending with a vivid, if humorous, appraisal of gourmet preparations.
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