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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1969
Page
2
In a thoughtful take from IBM Think, Andrew Hacker argues Americans overfund welfare and underfund civilization while taxes remain the sacred duty of civilized life. A North Dakota scene describes Minuteman missiles near Grand Forks and defense ABM plans amid a wary Senate vote.
Grand Forks residents worry more about floods than nuclear missiles as Red River waters threaten 40 to 47 feet. Minuteman tests trouble officials, with launches planned from silos to verify reliability amid North Dakota weather and water threats.
A gang robs a rich woman then plans to stash loot in a pension fund scheme. In Lenox Avenue, Cracknell and team trail Porgy Lynch and accomplices in a Cadillac. A haul of hundred dollar bills is seized, raising questions about pension-diversioning profits.
A Corry gathering set for Thursday evening at 6 30 p.m. at the Boston House with a Ladies Auxiliary dinner. Kiwanis and Rod and Gun Club members advanced survey efforts toward establishing a local project while Northwest Mines Roy Fields of Kingstreet led a district Y M C A meeting and a 250 prize was won in a merchants contest.
Partial OCR text shows price terms and a publication date note with Minty Five Cents per week and advance mail terms. Likely a small county or local paper notice indicating rate changes and timing. No clear names or locations identified in the readable fragments.
A digest of notable anniversaries across years. Highlights include the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, the 1844 Indian massacre in Virginia, Paul Revere’s midnight ride, Doolittle’s Tokyo raid in 1942, and Ernie Pyle’s death in 1945.
Hal Boyle muses on global discontent and the endless debates on fixing the world. He riffs on quirky remedies like abolishing Mondays and creating new universities, noting changing fads and misplaced aims while imagining broader upheavals such as Vietnam withdrawal.
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