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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues against the Chappaquiddick inquest, likening it to a Garrison publicity stunt. It criticizes exhuming Mary Jo Kopechne as pointless and predicts the inquiry will yield no new evidence, framing District Attorney Dinis as chasing a puppet show.
In Harrisonburg and Goodland editorials readers blame rising prime rates for higher lending costs as banks charge more. The USA’s top rate reached 8.5 percent amid predictions of further rises, sparking jokes from readers about lenders versus borrowers and taxpayer postage.
Wall Street brokers may sell stock to the public to raise capital for expansion and to handle growing investor orders. The plan, endorsed by the NYSE, requires SEC review and approval from 1,366 member firms, with a majority needed in a quorum. Outcomes range from quick clearance to possible failure.
State Representative Forest Hopkins serves North East and can be reached at the State Capitol in Harrisburg. State Senator James Willard, Pulaski in Mercer County, is reachable through the Harrisburg Capitol. U.S. Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker have offices at the Senate Office Building in Washington D C. U.S. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie is reachable via the House Office Building in Washington D C.
Jack Anderson, renowned investigative journalist, eschews Hollywood image and lives a quiet life teaching Sunday school and raising nine children. His career spans major exposés with Drew Pearson, from tax cheats and kickbacks to the Kefauver inquiry, Kennedy Chappaquiddick, and TFX. A Mormon, he began in Utah papers, served as a war correspondent, joined Pearson in 1947, and now directs Washington coverage for Parade and a syndicated TV column.
A dated analysis notes saber rattling between the Soviet Union and Red China with troop redeployments and threats of mass destruction. It highlights hints of internal dissent in satellite states, Romania's independent stance under Ceausescu, and dampening prospects for Moscow's control while questioning the reliability of external threats as distraction.
New York AP column humorously argues marriage endures as long as back zipper dresses stay in style. It jokes that husbands act as instant zipper-uppers yet fail at locating the neck loop, highlighting fashion quirks and unisex look alike wigs. Hal Boyle is on vacation.
NBC executive producer Irwin Rosten and partner Nicholas Noxon plan four hour long actuality programs covering wolves and humanity's development. The pair came from CBS National Geographic projects and will shoot from Alaska to Minnesota and Afghanistan. High cost and travel mark well made color documentaries.
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