In Our Opinion Disney Flavored Films Will Endure
The article asserts that Walt Disney Productions will continue strong under trusted trainees who uphold The Boss’s policies. It lauds Disney’s family friendly, profitable output and argues other studios should imitate his approach to entertainment and public happiness.
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Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
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Plaza memories and legends in Dick Van Dyke era portrait
Jim Bishop recalls the Plaza Hotel as a landmark with continental charm at 58th Street and Fifth Avenue. He catalogs patrons like Cary Grant and Groucho Marx, classic rooms such as the Persian Room and Oak Room, and recalls parties by Truman Capote, Valentino, and Fitzgerald, noting changing access for women and enduring nostalgia.
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New York
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Ann Sothern
Cary Grant
Gregory Peck
Bette Davis
Marlene Dietrich
Rendez-Vous
Rudolph Valentino
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Mae Murray
Constance Bennett
Today In History and Corry Memories of 1966
A montage notes a United States navy ship leaving Dairen after a Russian ultimatum in 1940s memories, and local notes on Corry Pennsylvania including a new parking ordinance, municipal indebtedness, and waste collection changes. Also lists historical events for Dec 23 across centuries.
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Manchuria
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Jackie Kennedy and the Dallas Tragedy Book Controversy
Washington column recalls Jackie Kennedy as glamorous and strong willed while detailing her role in shaping the White House and her contentious book on the Kennedy era. The piece notes her remorse after Dallas, the Manchester manuscript, and her bid for privacy amid renewed public scrutiny.
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Christmas memory and economic lessons from the 1930s
A Christmas reflection compares today to the 1930s, noting high employment and growth now after WPA cuts and 25 percent unemployment then. It highlights Social Security born from that era, equal rights advances, minimum wages, and the enduring impact of the decade’s hardships on policy and public memory. The Corry Journal invites brief reader submissions.
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New York
General Motors
Works Progress Administration
Genval Motors
WPA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Italy
Ethiopia
Far East
Whiplash Questions Rights After Rear Collision
A reader describes neck and back pain after a rear impact almost a year ago and asks if she has a right to medical care and recognition of her injury. The column explains whiplash causes, potential permanent damage, and the legitimacy of pain with medical confirmation. Dr Coleman notes insurance adjusters may doubt real injuries but urges medical treatment until full recovery.
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Riscomfort
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