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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1972
Page
2
The column questions federal visa policy after James Hoffa was denied travel to Hanoi while Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark faced no similar action. It contrasts media reactions to dissenting figures and invokes historical figures to probe patriotism and press coverage.
Rates move higher with prime borrowing at 5.5 percent and expected to near 6 percent into mid next year. Wall Street worries about slower business expansion and stock declines as higher costs pull funds into bonds. Pierre Rinfret counters fears, urging a dynamic expansion with price stability.
CIA and other intelligence files show U S ground and air units providing transport and protection for narcotics in Laos. Reports allege Royal Lao Army and Royal Lao Air Force elements, with U S equipment, are central to refining and moving heroin and opium, implicating generals princes and governors, with calls to purge air force leaders and cut aid.
In Corry Wayne Township a former principal objector has shifted to lead a drive for a new elementary school for Elgin Boro and Wayne and Concord townships. The spring PTA opened with welcome, corsages to teachers, and notes from president Mrs Wave Rieck. Charles Daly starred in a VFW bowling league with a 267 game as the 1952-59 season began.
The text portrays Howard Hughes as a private figure constantly exploited by others while auditors, including in Nevada, question the flow of his funds. It notes claims of fraud, theft, and inflated casino purchases, with mentions of former employees benefiting and a legal challenge over the Krupp Ranch. Las Vegas is contrasted with the Strip, highlighting local sentiment toward Hughes in the late 1960s.
A New York AP column defines middle-age suspicion as a neurotic self-doubt spreading in midlife. It lists common signs such as believing conspiracies at work, overreacting to criticism, and distrust of others, urging self-reflection and self-cure to reverse the malaise.
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