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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion ho, Hum-53,000 killed on highways last year. The piece argues road deaths reach 53,000, up eight percent from 1965, and criticizes the public for ignoring editorials and taking traffic carnage lightly while other causes gain attention. It urges awareness that it could happen to anyone.
Yesterday’s Memories recalls the 112th Infantry Regiment receiving presidential recognition for extraordinary heroism in the Ardennes battle of December 1944, Col J. M. Nelson presenting the award at Indiantown Gap. Also noted is paratrooper Gerald Thompson’s night jump at Lawrence Airport and William Geertson’s 20 inch eight pound muskellunge at Findley Lake.
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Jim Bishop recalls his stubborn streak shaping his path in media. He describes Gaelic inflexibility, clashing with TV pros, and a quest for true stories over fiction. He recounts trial TV work, mentors, and his turn toward a television syndication venture seeking truthful programming.
Washington reports the SNCC board meeting in Atlanta reprimands former chief Stokely Carmichael for guerilla rhetoric and Havana speeches. FBI probes Carmichael and H. Rap Brown amid accusations of incitement as SNCC shifts from nonviolence to violence. other leaders' travels fuel concern. Johnson vows crackdown on leaders who preach violence.
This date marks the 230th day of 1967 with 138 remaining. Notable events include F D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill meeting in 1943 at Quebecs Clix del. 1587 Virginia Dare born at Roanoke Island. 1914 Wilson proclaims U S neutrality in WWI. 1900 US and Canada establish a joint defense plan. 1963 James Meredith becomes first Negro segregated student at the University of Mississippi.
A Pennsylvania AAA Bulletin notes urbanization does not fix general practitioner ratios. HB-172 on commercial drivers licenses failed, opposed by Teamsters. committee recommitment followed. Joint State Government Commission study covers medical facilities and practice in PA. William Penn Memorial Museum reports booming July tours. PA exports reach $1.14 billion in 1965 with 2,600 establishments in 183 countries.
A reader asks why acne worsens during adolescence. Dr. Coleman notes hormones drive the changes, not poor hygiene, and urges gentle cleansing, avoiding heavy ointments, and skipping over-the-counter antibiotics. Skin specialists can address physical and emotional aspects with supportive guidance, not expensive cures.
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