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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1974
Page
2
The editorial laments rising canned goods costs and a tin plate lid shortage curbing home canning. It argues housewives face protests, accuse packers and retailers of conning, criticizes government for inaction, notes U S tin plate exports rose, and warns of public anger toward federal policy and administration regardless of changes.
Editor argues the so called New American Revolution is naive and counterproductive. Data shows few state senators have exceeded two terms and many incumbents plan to return, while turnover studies warn against overcorrecting experience. True reform, the piece says, is higher citizen turnout and informed voting rather than term limits.
Air Force psychiatrist Maj. Eli Chesen at Nellis base says officials threaten court martial and question his patriotism after writing Nixon's Psychiatric Profile. He reports a retaliatory climate, a discrediting file, and threats of reassignment while seeking release from active duty.
Paul Harvey denounces protestors who politicize the nation’s bicentennial, urging a celebratory red white and blue mood. He warns against mass masochism and urges lanterns, candles, and pride, praising resilience and unity across American life while criticizing postwar guilt and agitators. The piece references New York inflation talks and public mood, urging optimism and national spirit.
Sindlinger notes that seven day a week phone conferences create an antibusiness antigovernment mood. He cites a 12 year Dow low of 627.19 and says three million shareholders have left the market in three weeks. A farmer's wife blames inflation on greed as Washington calls for education.
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