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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
4
An opinion mocks a House appropriations subcommittee probe into whether smoking reefers relates to lung cancer. It compares the push to unfocused investigations and urges lawmakers to tackle other issues like the House office building and a post office in Youngsville, ending with Pass the marijuana, Mabel.
The Union Franklin County Tribune notes a quirky aphorism comparing human drinking to fish behavior, presenting it as a humorous editorial quip. The item reflects local paper style through brief wit and community voice.
Hal Boyle muses on sleep as a lifelong problem from childhood defiance at bedtime to the twilight wakefulness of old age. He contrasts a child’s fear of night with an adult’s weariness, noting adults sleep better sitting up and warning that a four hour banquet can leave someone over 40 far from rested.
Drew Pearson urges a single disclosure standard for all public servants. The column examines Sen. Scott of Pennsylvania amid Bobby Baker probes, detailing Scott's law firm ties and a $2,000 fee tied to Nicholas Marcello's pardon case and a private bill.
The Rev. James F B Muldowney aged about 50 collapsed and died yesterday during a meeting of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in Chicago. He was dean of Wheeling College in Wheeling West Virginia.
A column examines Sen Scott and Bobby Baker case interactions and payoffs in pardons history including Hellner's sentence reduction. earthquake experts warn tremors may persist with underground microphones tested to warn populations. the Alaska missile warning station remained intact though military lines faced outages.
Michael Goldwater, 23, son of Senator Barry Goldwater, opened a Goldwater for President headquarters in Philadelphia last night. He arrived by fire truck wearing a fireman's cap marked Mike and snipped the ribbon for the second floor office.
Forty Transport-Workers Union locals have voted to strike the Pennsylvania Railroad in protest of alleged contract violations. The strike could begin if the American Association of Railroads enforces new work rules tonight, with TWU President Michael J. Quill signaling readiness to strike with other unions.
The Carry YMCA will offer a golf class in the all purpose room at 7 30 each Tuesday evening led by Dr John M Mohr. Classes will be indoor in winter and outdoor in summer with a possible driving net. Fees vary by YMCA membership and enrollment is open to non members.
Three state police from the Girard barracks saved Deborah Lamison after she stopped breathing from swallowing macaroni. Officers Davidson, Daloise, and Walcack used artificial respiration at the barracks and revived her before she was taken to Lake City Clinic and Hamot Hospital in fair condition.
Paul Harvey notes colleges hide extracurricular sex activities while publicized incidents surface. He cites Indianapolis in March at the Claypool Hotel and Harvard dorms as examples. UCLA permits late stays. Stanford professor Mayhew warns of risky conduct and rising self harm among students.
Professor Mayhew notes the only bright spot is that most young people discover no lasting satisfaction in sexual liberty and seek purpose elsewhere. He links drug use and mental problems to disillusionment while warning promiscuity rises with modern skepticism amid rising venereal disease.
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