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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1972
Page
2
In our opinion after reviews of Republican Democrat and American Independent platforms none endorse the right to work. The piece rails at politicos for shunning labor’s core right while pledging broad social aims. It argues labor voters act independently of leaders and unions.
The piece argues that voting secrecy masks true choices and cites Pennsylvania and postwar Germany examples. It critiques the freedom to work without union tribute, noting closed shops persist. It questions whether American freedoms are real or merely lip service for minorities and union members.
U S embassy in Beirut reports Palestinian guerrillas aim to provoke Israeli retaliation against Lebanon while maintaining an illusion of activity. Buffum notes disarray among fedayeen, weak fighting spirit, and leadership rifts as salaries fall behind and subsidies from Arab states continue.
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and his AP column career from Salerno to retirement. He recalls Ernie Pyle, wartime reporting, travels to 67 countries, and two wars. He notes 830 tasks remain, jokes about the Great Pocketbook, and quips that 829 days remain to finish his Augean stables.
In a seaside village a short pink-cheeked doctor named Lynch appears, living above a restaurant and drifting from practice. Rumors say he used blue salts and heroin, drank heavily, and lost a fashionable wife. a fatal patient error ends his medical career as the town settles into wary gossip.
In Corry, a 400-couple capacity roller skating rink planned for opening mid October after renovation of the former powder plant north of town. Richard Walker of Cambridge Springs predicted the start, while local events included fall dance classes and a stork shower for Mrs. Harold Marsh.
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