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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
2
The piece questions the promised edge of modern arms arguing infantry gear remains the decisive factor. It notes automatic rifles burden soldiers with heavy ammo packs, hindering mobility, and challenges the Defense Department to explain why flashy weapons don’t replace traditional frontline fighters. It cites Vietnam era improvised tools as proof of enduring infantry relevance.
Drew Pearson reports Arthur Goldberg faces rumors of resignation after pursuing peace moves and a bombing pause. Goldberg, once a key dove with McNamara, differs with Johnson over North Vietnam strategy. He argues concessions and a pause could save lives long term despite White House pressure to keep bombing.
Report on Pennsylvania constitutional convention delegates arriving in Harrisburg. Observers note mixed facilities for 163 members, uncertain parking, and a calm start with expectations for a hurried three month session. Mention of historical echoes from the 1838 convention and security/space challenges around Capitol Hill.
A three hour fire at the Yorks and Poster chair plant in Union City was put out by Union City firemen after temperatures rose and snowfall turned to slush. Heavy traffic and travel were hindered by the storm. The report notes unusual conditions and references a rail delay in Corry and a local sports award vote won by Paul Warner of the Pirates.
The piece argues that Labour pressure pushed Britain toward political shifts, then shifts focus to U S right to work laws. It claims right to work states like Texas and Florida have higher wage growth, fewer disputes, and stronger job creation, with 64 percent of new manufacturing jobs and 28 percent of population in these states. It cites Arkansas and Iowa polls as support, and notes union membership remains possible but not compulsory.
In this column a physician notes how emotional anxiety often accompanies physical illness and how fears shape behavior. A patient’s sleepwalking fear leads to self made restraints, reflecting deeper anxieties about wealth, exploitation, and family. The piece urges psychiatric help for those unable to function.
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