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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues Carmichael should be denied entry and his passport withdrawn to protect Americans. It derides Foggy Bottom explanations and calls for strong action, labeling the seditionist a traitor and enemy and urging use of full law to ban him.
Governor Shafer warns Pennsylvania must raise taxes to cover a $200 million shortfall plus a further $100 million in Shafer Administration proposals. Washington action and rising local taxes tighten the squeeze as lawmakers struggle to fund mandated programs while social security and local levies hike costs.
Fragmentary OCR shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead from Cory, Pa. with publisher and staff roles listed, including publisher Corey Pat, general manager Allen Hasbrouck, and production staff. It notes a daily, mail, and carrier delivery method with pricing, though most data are garbled.
Paul Harvey profiles Dr Robert Hingson of Case Western Reserve University and his Operation Brother's Brother. The campaign uses a jet inoculator to vaccinate millions in Latin America and beyond, aiming to curb smallpox measles polio influenza diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough while funding supplies through speeches and donations. The piece elevates Hingson as a modern medical missionary akin to Schweitzer, praising his selfless danger-filled work and international, interracial outreach.
The text notes rising home-front pressure and daily delays that harden lawmakers' resistance to any tax plan as public outcry grows and postponement compounds the difficulty.
President Johnson seeks a Vietnamese led settlement by allowing South Vietnam to run its own government after elections next month. He plans to keep U.S. forces to back the new regime and expects the war not to derail a nascent democracy. Officials caution that critics fear rigged polls and a loss of world confidence.
Corry columnist Hal Boyle notes the anxiety of middle age in a column mixing memories, local sports results, and social scenes. The piece contrasts heat waves, baseball results, and everyday observations as it humorously but seriously reflects on aging.
A medical meeting reviewed the cost of emotional illness to business efficiency, noting how absenteeism stems from emotional distress. Executives discussed stigma, lack of measurable indicators, and the need for workplace support through psychology and therapy to preserve productivity and self confidence.
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