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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
2
In Corry, inflation and rising costs underscore the need for the United Fund. The goal is 100000 dollars, reflecting broader demands on residents as goods and services rise. Citizens are urged to support agencies doing work individuals cannot.
Mailbag trivia notes that flowers are recognized by color before scent. England carved Wooden Indians once outside aldtime tobacco shops, not native to America. Quotable lines from Frost and others mix humor with science and advice.
Corry High School Beavers poised for their fifth straight win as they prepare for tomorrow’s game with Union City. Coach Lou Hanna named Mel Blynt and Erle Lanphere as co captains for the contest while a frost covered the district and the first snow of the season fell. The Pennsylvania Utility Commission issued an order increasing local night telephone service rates.
Revelations show CIA and AID operatives tutoring foreign police at the Border Patrol Academy in Los Fresnos Texas on bomb making booby traps and related countermeasures. Training involved 165 officers from regimes in Brazil Guatemala Thailand Uruguay Panama and El Salvador with others taught bomb squad organization and press relations.
A provocative critique of U S sex culture and the courts handling of decency. It argues repression fuels licentiousness, cites Denmark and Hamburg examples, condemns double standards, and critiques parents and religious norms shaping youth sexuality while urging a liberal middle ground.
Eliza argues matrimony heightens nerves amid complex society, recalling Manson era excess. J C Price rejects Negro equality through education or legislation, while Gosse foresees bare direct poetry. An 1891 Calligraph ad previews the sleek electric typewriter born in Hartford and Coventry.
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