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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1973
Page
2
The piece rails at the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act of 1957 and federal guidelines, arguing they curb print jobs with gendered terms. It cites classified ads and job titles banned for terms like man and maid, urging a defense of press freedom and human equality amid these changes.
The investigation centers on a claimed spy within the organization and a possible unauthorized information leak from Nixon headquarters. Dougherty denies the charges, saying Freidin invented the tale, while Frank Mankiewicz and McGovern aides deny any inside contact. Senate nutrition panel criticizes the Nixon administration for mismanaging the food crisis and questions policies on grain use versus human hunger.
In Corry on October 15 1953 the Corry Junior High School football team aims for its first win of the season at Titusville with one game left after today. Bob Olson’s squad seeks revenge after a 6-0 defeat suffered in Corry earlier this season. A new gas well for Beaverdam Petroleum will start tomorrow on the Lee Proctor farm near the Stutzman property. Meat prices drift lower as lamb and ham fall while beef and fowl hold steady amid market adjustments for winter.
A reader list shows contact details for United States senators Richard S. Schweiker and Hugh Scott from Pennsylvania, Governor Milton Shapp, Senator R Budd Dwyer, and U S representatives Joseph P. Vigorito and Forest Hopkins with Washington and Harrisburg addresses for official correspondence.
Three strangers, a Navy man, a neat widow, and a disillusioned priest, share a Prospect Park bench in autumn. Each believes he or she is losing mind or purpose, while memories of war, control, and faith haunt them. The vignette ends with a quiet, unsettled resignation as each faces an uncertain future.
The narrator recalls two weeks with David who grew obsessed with finding Indian artifacts. He gathered hammer stones drills mortars and a flood of large stones during hunts aboard planes. He arrived with two suitcases and left with four, the extra bags full of heavy rocks.
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