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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1966
Page
2
A reader argues that bench coaching belittles players and erodes their dignity. He says athletes earn pride when selected for a team and that public insults undermine their self respect. Coaches should teach proper play rather than berate players during games.
The editorial mocks a US Russia space arms pact as likely futile, citing past UN treaty breaches and skepticism about mutual adherence. It argues both nations signed hoping the other honors it, doubting Russia’s reliability and warning such pacts resemble whistling in the dark.
A person may lawfully change his name at will and be bound by contracts under the adopted name. If known by a mistaken name long, petition for a court change of name is advised to conform birth certificate with papers signed. Also notes about a Mrs. Crawford former Gloria Nelson and a second wedding anniversary. A car driven by Lynn Lucas injured a deer in the Carter Hill area last night. car undamaged.
A New York crowd at Toots Shor's breakfast praises Jackie Gleason, rating him among Chaplin and Laughton, recalling his early comic fire and later star power. Anecdotes recount his frugality, onstage calm, and lifelong habit of paying debts, with friends like Phil Silvers and Buddy Hackett adding praise and memory.
A Washington columnist advocates a citizens grand jury to investigate FBI eavesdropping and the Hoover Kennedy clash. The piece argues constitutional home protection, court power to impanel juries, and calls for public facts on who authorized wiretaps and how evidence is used in civil and criminal cases.
New York AP reports consumer restraint is slowing the economy as purchases are postponed and buyers gain leverage over sellers. October retail sales dipped while installment credit growth slowed, confidence waned, and housing and big-ticket items faltered though color TV sales boomed.
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A reader asks about after birth mood drops and fears. Dr Coleman cites Maternity Center Assoc and Dr Carreras linking third to tenth day tears and anxiety to hormonal and social factors. Encourages discussion with doctor, notes prognosis usually improves and does not worsen with support and open talk.
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