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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues a state veteran bonus is costly but warranted, noting World War II and Korean War precedents and urging federal support if possible. It supports Governor-elect Shafer for backing the idea, framing a $500 maximum as a meaningful gesture of thanks to Viet Nam veterans.
Grass Roots Opinion quotes Governor Mark C. Hatfield of Oregon calling government fiscal policies that fuel inflation a moral issue and a threat to people’s security. The piece reflects on wartime era concerns and contemporary political rhetoric.
The Corry Evening Journal shows staff roles and offices including publisher George R Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin. It lists AP exclusivity and postal rates for subscription and per-copy pricing with advertisement deadlines in the prior issue.
A surreal tale depicts insects seizing power through bloc voting and force, with red ants in government and grasshoppers plotting a coup. Human roles persist as slaves and observers while dependencies crumble. a pill reshapes insect virility, hinting at broader societal collapse.
Stern magazine argues the Kennedy autopsy report was altered to omit Addison's disease and that the Kennedys hid x rays and the illness to avoid political risk. The piece cites Henri Nouwen and Robert Kennedy remarks, notes Warren Commission limitations, and mentions cortisone effects and age-old questions about the president's death.
The SEC targets mutual fund fees as excessive, arguing funds charge far more than banks for similar services. Industry defenders contend fund management and diversification justify the costs, noting funds have boosted investor wealth over decades while critics warn of market power and price inflation.
On this date in 1955 the AFL and CIO united to form the largest labor federation. Other notes include Martin Van Buren's birth in 1782 and Polk's 1848 California gold discovery. Also 1942 draft halt for men 38 plus, 1944 MacArthur on Ormoc Gulf, Clinton High School integration case. Katanga conflict noted.
A reader asks how to overcome fear of ether for a child’s tonsillectomy. Dr. Coleman reassures that modern anesthesiologists ensure safety, explains anesthesia risks and benefits, and urges discussing fears with the doctor to avoid delaying needed surgery.
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