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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1967
Page
2
The piece mockingly says De Gaulle handles the old film jokes while ignoring 69 000 Americans who died in France defending it from Kaiser Wilhelm and Adolf Hitler. It notes Napoleons in films and contrasts past heroes with modern leaders.
The FCC faces a wave of criticism for considering equal time for health groups to counter cigarette ads. Critics say past warnings failed to cut smoking, and if allowed for tobacco, similar time could extend to groups opposing cars, alcohol, milk, cheese, and eggs.
In Pennsylvania the state capital hosts three so called governor’s offices though they function as state informational centers. The eighth month of the 1987 legislative session shows only three major bills enacted out of thousands, with a large budget and a $267 million tax increase still pending.
Jim Bishop reports a taped interview with a 19 year old who declines to reveal his name. He critiques his parents and older generations, laments society's fixation on money and leisure, and argues that conflicts from Europe to Vietnam shape youths who feel misunderstood and blamed.
Washington debated can America feed the world with remarks by Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman Senator George McGovern and Senator Joe Clark referencing Negro starvation in Mississippi and the need for intensified agricultural technology. The piece highlights New Holland Farm Machinery and other firms advancing farming methods and global dissemination alongside a historical anniversary note for August 4, 1967.
Yesterday's Memories recalls a Corry Memorial Hospital directors meeting to discuss the Blue Cross plan contract amid facility shortages. WWI veteran Gerald Thompson wowed locals with a parachute drop near a reservoir. James Chaney found near a Philadelphia Miss dam. ten years prior Spanish troops died in Spain. Kiwanis Summer Festival parade plans include Corry VW band and American Legion marching unit, with Christensen Motors in the first group.
Announcement today that the Pitt Miller partnership dissolves with Miller retiring. The business will continue as D. J. Pitt. Ground broken for a large modern Diamond station by R H VanTassel west of Central Garage on East South Street.
Dear Mrs S asks if X ray treatments for psoriasis are safe and better than current remedies. Dr Coleman explains psoriasis is chronic and variable, sun exposure helps some, and stresses consulting a skin specialist before any X ray therapy, noting risks of overexposure and the need for expert shielding.
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