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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1974
Page
3
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The Commerce Department reported a 2.5 percent drop in the leading indicators index for September, the steepest decline in 23 years. The downturn signals worsening future economic activity with higher unemployment, weaker durable goods demand, and a stock price slide, aligned with forecasts of a recession and slow recovery into spring.
Several thousand demonstrators, mostly women and children, marched two miles in Charleston to oppose using certain books in local schools. The peaceful rally serves as a dress rehearsal for a larger event on November 11 as boycotts and picketing continue the two month campaign. Leaders urged holding children from school until the books are removed, challenging Superintendent Underwood and the school board. Redd Foxx will mark 40 years in show business with a Los Angeles performance next month.
Four armed convicts hold 16 hostages at Scheveningen prison case continues as no surrender seen. Palestinian hijacker Adnan Nuri threatened deaths to force talks with fellow prisoner Sami Tamimah who refused entry and urged a pledge not to be separated. Last child freed. 14 men and 2 women still captive including a priest and guards.
Nelson Rockefeller disclosed lending $507,656 to family, friends, and close associates over 17 years. $147,733 remains owed, including $12,300 from his wife Happy for a $15,000 loan in 1973. The $39 million trust funds Mrs. Rockefeller reports come from her marriage.
A fragmented wartime notice notes a loan for you with the phrase yes and hints at anxious men awaiting approval. The readable text emphasizes urgency and financial relief linked to a government program.
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