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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
2
An opinion piece urges citizens to openly challenge government overreach in taxation audits health and safety inspections and funding schemes. It calls readers to write Senators and Congressmen and local officials and to express opinions by paper word and vote, emphasizing personal rights and public accountability.
The piece critiques Governor Shafer in a divided Capitol mood, noting Republican and Democratic views on his leadership style. It compares Shafer unfavorably with Governor Leader and questions his activity level amid Pennsylvania’s stalled tax program and a nascent legislative session.
The article compares MacArthur and Westmoreland era actions to today, noting disbelief at Chinese intervention fears, Joint Chiefs warnings, and debates over nuclear options. It highlights U.S. strategy shifts from conventional to counterinsurgency, South Vietnamese training gaps, and calls for learning from Korea to avoid being trapped in another defensive war.
Dan Coughlin, on the Senate Small Business committee staff allied with Republicans, resigns during drug hearings to join Upjohn Company, a major drug firm under investigation. Walter Pozen, a White House and Congress liaison for Interior’s Udall, leaves government at 33 to become Washington partner for Stroock and Lavan.
Jim Bishop recalls his mother Jenny Tier Bishop born June 1884 in Jersey City. A poor yet proud housekeeper, she fed a large family on tight budgets, sewed dresses, and kept dignity amid debt. The son remembers her aging, resilience, and the quiet sorrow of him leaving the nest.
Directors of the Corry Memorial Hospital Association and Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh plan meetings in the coming days to resolve differences with operators of the Blue Cross Hospitalization plan.
In the health column Dr Coleman states trench mouth or Vincent’s disease is not contagious and not venereal. Causes include bacterial buildup from fatigue and poor nutrition, with symptoms such as foul breath bleeding gums and painful swallowing. Treatment centers on dental hygiene and antibiotics like penicillin.
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