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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece argues auto insurance costs rise due to bad drivers. It cites 1963 and 1964 loss data, notes rising costs, and urges revising insurance laws. It calls for targeting bad drivers rather than insurers, with strong language against reckless behavior.
Dallas observer comments on the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that overruled a New York law barring Communists from teaching in state colleges and universities. The decision, 3 to 4, held the rule violated individual rights and raises questions about national security versus personal freedom.
Our Man In Harrisburg notes partisan views on progress from the first session day. He contrasts administration and Democratic box scores, jokes about deadlines from Revenue and IRS, and reports the new Pennsylvania Council on the Arts led by executive director Vincent R. Artz.
A lyrical meditation on spring unfolds through vivid natural images and domestic scenes. The piece contrasts spring’s arrival with memory and change, invoking flowers, weather, and daily life to frame renewal and longing.
The article alleges CIA funds were channeled through private foundations to civil rights groups including the Southern Regional Council and National Student Association, with figures like Sen. Russell and Rep. Rivers cited as opposing civil rights yet linked to the CIA watch group. It notes a drive by Sen. McCarthy and Sen. Pulbright to place Foreign Relations Committee members on the CIA Watchdog panel, and mentions figures such as Eugene McCarthy, William Fulbright, John Stennis, Sam Ervin, and Strom Thurmond along with committees involved. It also covers a separate drive in state legislatures led by Sen. Paul Simon to convene a constitutional convention, with Dirksen supporting resolutions while Illinois shifts.
A compilation of 1967 events notes Mississippi organization by Congress in 1708, Barnum’s death in 1891, and beer and wine legalization in 1983. It recalls Brazil train and airliner disasters, a Havana treason trial, and a debate on a federal Constitutional Convention led by Sen. Simon. Also mentions Nevada and California representation quirks and a 1927 repair shop and accident in Akron area.
Twenty years ago on Easter weekend Corry and nearby towns faced one of the region’s worst floods. Route 41 bridge west of Warner’s Corners collapsed amid torrents, while power outages hit hard and Pennsylvanian Electric Company crews began repairs. Separately a nationwide telephone strike by 240,000 workers followed a rejected 48-hour government halt.
Reader asks about persistent hypoglycemia and unclear causes. Doctors note multiple organs can be involved and tests show low sugar but not cause. Diazoxide at Johns Hopkins may raise blood sugar without affecting insulin. clinical trials offer hope for difficult cases while physician column urges professional evaluation and medical advice.
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