Attica Tragedy Prompting Hard Questions on Response
The piece weighs the Attica prison riot fallout and asks if armed force is the only way to restore control. It argues against submission to insurrection and urges responding in kind to defend the nation’s way of life, noting broader unrest abroad and at home.
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Three Ring Circus Insight on Undone Life
A humorous New York AP piece muses on a man’s never completed list of deeds. It catalogs odd, unlikely tasks he has not attempted, from sewing a button to crying “fire” in a theater, punctuating the reflection with playful paradox.
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Corry officials hire Altoona firm for new joint school facilities
In Corry last night the Corry Joint School committee voted to hire Hunter Caldwell and Campbell of Altoona to draft plans for a proposed new school complex to be erected by the Six district joint system. Also at the meeting plans were discussed for a Little league diamond at Mead Park’s Elks street entrance and the J A Danstan Company won a painting contract for Edinboro State Teachers College exterior work to run several weeks. R J Weigel of Warren agreed to take over the local Chevrolet agency, with the Weigel firm continuing at the Clinton street garage after the Corry Motor Sales deal.
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Hunter, Caldwell and Campbell
Altoona
Elks Street
Mead Park
J.A. Danstan Company
Edinboro State Teachers College
R.J. Weigel
Weigel Chevrolet Company
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Chevrolet
Corry Motor
Weigel
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Nixon campaign ties with Onassis challenge official denials
A rounded tale alleges Aristotle Onassis donated to Nixon in 1968 amid Jacqueline Kennedy's marriage to Onassis. The report cites a trusted source and a later admission of a contribution, while noting no official verification or amount. It also links Onassis to broader Vietnam heroin allegations involving Lt. Gen. Ngo Dzu and drug admissions at Qui Nhon.
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Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Monte Carlo
Nixon
Jacqueline
Ngo Dzu
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Southeast Asia
Nixon's wage and price curb aims to restore American jobs
The President faces overseas critics as he presses a 90 day freeze on wages and prices and contemplates extending it. He argues American workers deserve protection from imports and that keeping a lid on costs will bring jobs back home. He notes labor leaders like George Meany have fallen out of step with workers. France and other nations are cited as stockpiling gold and using protectionism. Boost Corry t's Good For You!
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James Hodgson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Law on age and divorce procedure explained
The law sets seven as the minimum for criminal capacity with a presumption of lack of capacity from seven to fourteen unless proven unusually advanced. Fourteen or older are deemed capable. A spouse missing a hearing does not automatically grant divorce. the master must find grounds, though unopposed actions succeed in practice unless a defense is filed.
Knudsen Says Wage Freeze End Will Reshape Markets
Lernon Knudsen of White Motor Corp. declares the marketplace has been permanently changed and management must adapt to new rules after the wage price freeze ends. He warns of inflation, instability, and the need to build trouble free or rapidly fix products while considering environmental impacts. The Corry Journal invites reader letters on one subject with signatures and addresses.
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Lernon Knudsen
White Motor Corp
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