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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
2
The piece argues federal aid to education carries strings that tighten central government reach. It cites Chicago's $30 million withholdings, cites Title VI requirements, and urges a battle to protect state and individual rights against cradle to grave regimentation. It frames centralized government as a threat to civil rights and states’ rights.
The Viet Nam conflict costs and Great Society programs are projected to exceed 90 billion dollars over the next five years as federal spending grows amid inflation concerns. Budget plans for the year face tight choices between defense and domestic programs while Congress has already appropriated a record 119 billion. Jakarta curfew shortened as security improves.
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the author's name and address are provided. Opinions expressed in letters will not be construed as the newspaper's official stance.
Selections from Corry memories recount debates over the winds message linked to Pearl Harbor, Chiang Kai-shek’s China policy, and a Herald Tribune jab at Pearl Harbor investigators. Local items include Ella Jaquith’s first deer of the season, a shipboard rescue tale, a wedding notice for Kenneth Burr and Grace Boal, and Veterans draft board timing.
On December 6 1965 the day marks Columbus discovery of Haiti in 1492 and Rutherford B Hayes 1876 US presidency after Electoral College dispute. Other notes recall Tehran 1943 pact, WWII era talks with Japan, UN anti discrimination vote, and Moscow manifesto on war.
Jim Bishop reflects on changing attitudes to unwed mothers from condemnation to mockery. He traces history from Salvation Army homes to modern stigma, contrasts across cultures, and notes the lingering blame on women while men evade judgment.
The piece argues the urgent White House issue is whether to replace Bundy with McNamara, potentially making him Assistant President. It contends civilian control has eroded as military thinking dominates foreign policy, citing Rusk, McNamara, and Johnson era decisions and the South Vietnam troop trajectory.
In YOUR HEALTH questions readers ask about gastritis from alcohol and its effect on the stomach and duodenum, the cause of chronic phlebitis and injury, tobacco related Buerger’s disease, and breast soreness before menses. The column notes hormones, menstrual balance, and home remedies with physician guidance. Dr Coleman invites reader letters for general interest topics.
Hal Boyle notes tea culture as a mark of civilization in America, contrasting humble tea making with modern habits. He recalls Pilgrims in 1620 and the evolution from tea to instant varieties, while highlighting universal coffee breaks and changing rituals across cities from Damascus to Dubuque.
Eastel improved after hospital stay with exhaustion, hospitalized Saturday. His office announced Sunday that the 7 year old Premier requires several days of rest to recover, doctors report.
A brief note contrasts spoken word with print, noting that the ink preserves verses and lines as a lasting record. It reflects on how printed text endures beyond spoken performance and offers a quiet witness to language over time.
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