Legislature closes intoxication defense loophole in criminal law
Corry Journal notes that courts once allowed intoxicated or drugged defendants to evade responsibility. It praises Senate Bill 18, which prohibits voluntary intoxication as a defense in most cases, with limited use in first degree murder. The editorial urges rapid passage and gubernatorial signing.
Second Republic vision stirs Corry readers in Bicentennial year
A Corry column urges citizens to abandon apathy and build a durable Second Republic. It cites local leader Mrs. Oletha Johnston, funds drives at Marine and National Banks, and calls for public ideas and community action to mark the Bicentennial with meaningful reform. It also lists local and national officials to contact.
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Watergate CIA coverup chronology and key moves
The timeline details Haldeman Dean and Helms actions to mislead Gray and limit FBI inquiry into Watergate. It notes Walters resistance, CIA involvement claims, and the White House efforts to shield the CIA through June to July. It highlights transfer of information to Nixon loyalists and withheld prosecutor disclosures.
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Winchell in a mirror and a rise to fame in print glory
A reflective portrait of Walter Winchell tracing his career from The Evening Graphic to The Daily Mirror and syndication. The account recalls his sharp wit, lucrative pay, and the web of editors who shaped his rise, including Swope Curley Kobler and Hearst, ending with his fear of Gauvreau and a sobbed decline.
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