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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1969
Page
2
Former HEW secretary John W. Gardner spoke at Harvard urging tough minded social change. He denounced the politics of derision and warned that violence brings backlash and lasting hatred. He said revolutionaries must face a counter revolt and backlash.
A writer recalls shifting attitudes toward psychiatry from stigma to open discussion. He recounts aiding a friend deemed psychotic who proved to be undereducated yet capable, and cites a letter from a Jewish mental patient in Buffalo arguing state laws strip citizens of voting rights and self-determination.
Washington hosts a major conference where 98 nations discuss future satellite communication. The United States led the satellite venture which now links Atlantic Pacific and soon Indian Ocean regions, with 60 plus countries as members and 30 Communist states observing.
The article recounts a political speech before a vote, noting opposition to a safety bill and support for a one percent sales tax renewal funding education. It mentions champions Bob Bellomini and Frank Polaski voting for the tax, and references House Bills 674 and 253 affecting school aid and teacher salaries. It also covers a Vietnam bonus proposal and a succession plan for the governor, plus a humorous home builders event and an airline seating anecdote.
Twenty years ago at Moffatt School the WTA will feature a program by Robert Gilmore LeTourneau on Education Methods Old and New. The meeting is set for Thursday evening at 8 o clock.
On April 3 1917 Woodrow Wilson urged Congress to declare war on Germany. The U S Mint was established in Philadelphia in 1806 as part of a dated historical record.
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