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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Indian is kept at the bottom of a caste system and ignored by the U S government. The piece argues American Indians lack organized protest, lamenting neglect while urging awareness of ongoing inequities that haunt thoughtful people.
Hal Boyle notes in Manchester that five men hurried rounds before closing time may crash home and risk death or injury. John Ridley argues the coroner’s half hour shows time from first sip to arrival home and urges law changes to slow late drinking and reduce wrecks and fatalities.
Paul Harvey argues that while federal taxes rise, state and local taxes are increasing faster, burdening residents with rising costs for services. He cites California and New York resistance to new taxes, notes a pattern of higher payrolls, and warns that politicians promising more will cost taxpayers more.
Drew Pearson reports Governor George Romney plans a Washington visit for the Women's Press Club dinner and a competing after party. Romney hopes to meet new Congress members and press coverage but faces intra party friction led by Metromedia figures Florence Lowe and Mark Evans. The clash reflects Romney’s attempt to appear accessible amid GOP maneuvering and media showcases.
The article explains demand pull inflation driven by high consumer and producer demand outstripping supply, and cost push inflation from rising production costs such as wages. It notes wage climbs and productivity gains, forecasts lower demand pull pressure in 1967, and discusses fiscal policy debates in Washington affecting the balance of the economy.
In a reader letter and extended reply, Dr. Coleman explains surgery anxiety stems from social and economic fears, not pain or death alone. He notes a patient’s relief after understanding family impact, finances, and the drive to care for children, urging warmth, reassurance, and open discussion to aid recovery.
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