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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
2
In Corry the United Fund drive reached about 93 percent of a $100 000 goal with strong showings by individuals businesses and outlying areas. Donors and campaign workers earned applause for their efforts and the community's willingness to fund services they rely on.
Former aide Roy Kinsey testified to the Senate Watergate Committee that John Ehrlichman raised the idea of hiding Tricia Nixon’s share in two Key Biscayne lots to reduce taxes. Kinsey described two sale contracts and noted involvement by Robert Apblanalp. White House denied concealment.
A satirical piece on social prestige and fear of decline, listing extreme scenarios of wealth privilege and the dangers of misfortune. It contrasts rarefied perks with everyday humiliations and ends with a block of political names and office addresses for Pennsylvania and federal officials.
The story details Father Oscar Huber performing last rites at Parkland Hospital after President Kennedy is mortally wounded. It follows the scramble as Secret Service and officials rush to Air Force One, the Dallas mood of shock, and the pursuit of Lee Harvey Oswald, who allegedly killed Officer Tippit and is later arrested at the Texas Theatre.
The writer recalls editorials on Corry Area High School CAHS students learning English before tackling German and criticizes six day trips to Germany as a wasteful summer-jaunt. He warns of overuse of study halls and urges mastery of the native language first before any foreign language study. He ends with Omar Khayyam’s translated verse.
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