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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues Congress may force drugmakers to justify prices after a Senate monopoly subcommittee nears the end of a two year probe. It cites price disparities for B-12 concentrate and Chloramycetin overseas versus U S levels. It notes potential effects of generic versus brand name drugs and Medicare sourcing.
Our Man In Harrisburg argues against a constitutional convention. The Constitutional Party leader A J Watson opposes the plan, urging amendments instead of a full convention. The piece denounces bipartisanship and warns of fiscal danger and a potential income tax.
Jim Bishop argues aviation is the safest transport, citing millions flying yearly and tiny fatality rates. He notes fear as the main barrier, discusses FAA oversight, and critiques PAA for mixing noncommercial planes with busy airports. He ends by reflecting on a Coast Guard contact.
The item mixes World War II era notes with 1947 flood reports and local updates. It mentions Chinese Communist attacks on Marine posts near Tanaka, flooding east of the city, and new state police radio integration. It also notes telephone congestion remedies and a historic North Center street resurfacing project.
On April 5 a series of historic notes mark many years. 1614 Pocahontas marries John Rolfe in Virginia. 1921 Mayflower sails on return trip to England. 1915 Jess Willard defeats Jack Johnson in Havana boxing match. 1933 gold orders returned to Federal Reserve. 1941 Japanese breach on Bataan. 1943 US bombers target Aleutians. Kennedy speech on federal urban transport role. Demonstrations at Mississippi college with tear gas last year.
The notice lists prices for copy and weekly payment two figures ten cents per copy and sixty cents per week with display advertising rates available on request. Deadline for display ads is the morning before publication.
Drew Pearson reviews Senator Tom Dodd's outside law work amid ethics scrutiny. The piece cites Dodd intervening with Interior and California officials to aid a client, assisting liquor distributor interests, and a Small Business loan case involving a Hartford auto dealer.
Readers ask if moving to warm, dry climates helps chronic arthritis or sinus infections. Dr Coleman notes mixed outcomes, advises long trial periods before moving, and warns against relying on chamber of commerce hype. He explains cancer diagnosis and treatment involve general exams, imaging, and specialty surgeons while denying true cancer specialists exist. Additionally he invites reader questions for his health column.
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