In Our Opinion on New Year Driving Dangers
The week end killers threaten weekend travel as 700 highway deaths last holiday underscore risks from drinking and driving. The piece urges defensive driving, vigilance at intersections, and giving others space to stay alive, warning even cautious drivers may face unpredictable threats on the road.
Cost living rises as families pay more for essentials
AP reports that living costs increase as households face higher prices for basic goods and conveniences. Analysts warn higher energy and transportation costs push up overall expenses while consumers seek savings on staples like bread seafood and vegetables.
Shungshu Suceeds at 83 in Beijing Institute Death
Chieng Shungshu, 83, prominent member of the Red Chinese Academy of Sciences and director of its Institute of Botany, died in Peking Tuesday according to New China News Agency. The note also references yesterday memories from Corry and a local booster slogan.
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Paul Harvey on School Age Americans Rightly Anxious
Paul Harvey critiques campus protests and youth attitudes toward Americanism and patriotism. He links contradictions in society to pressures on youths amid debates on communism, religion, and moral values, suggesting young people seek authentic guidance as they form opinions.
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Today In History: Hitler Will and Braun Contract Publicized
On this date 1945 Berlin authorities published Adolf Hitler's last will and his marriage contract with Eva Braun. Also noted: 1853 Gadsden Purchase treaty signed with Mexico. 1866 Rudyard Kipling, 1873 Alfred E. Smith born, 1908 Iroquois Theatre fire in Chicago. King George II proclaimed a regency. ten years ago White House reaffirmed foreign policy aiming at liberation.
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Television review notes progress in fixing TV disorders
New York AP reports ongoing efforts to repair weak network schedules and cut loud commercials under FCC guidance. Industry moves toward standardizing color quality with an instructional film by the Society of Motion Picture Technical Engineers, praised by NBC’s William Trevarthen as a major step toward standardization.
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Oswald discharge plea linked to Kennedy killing
The article notes Edictor's Note on Les Harvey Oswald seeking an honorable discharge after a 1959 undesirable discharge. His mother Marguerite Oswald formally requests the review, sending the case to the Civil Board of Corrections for a formal hearing. A Navy official says the Discharge Review Board may reject or forward. The piece ties the case to President Kennedy and Governor Connally, who rode together during the fatal Dallas motorcade.
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New Year Vows From Hal Boyle Americana
Hal Boyle offers humorous guidance for 1966 emphasizing practical vows over grand vows. He jokes about ethical limits and lists playful prohibitions and aims, from avoiding foolhardy splurges to keeping modest resolutions, suggesting that small, sensible changes beat overambitious promises.
What Is The Law What Is The Law Q1 Divorce Proceeds
A husband or wife starting divorce and later reconciling keeps the action open until withdrawn. If divorced, wills leaving all to the other spouse are nullified. consult an attorney to redraft the will to address the situation.
Local News Copyright Notice in Corry Journal
The Corry Evening Journal notes that Associated Press is entitled to exclusive use of local news printed in this newspaper and AP content. The statement emphasizes rights held by AP for the paper and its affiliates.
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Speaking of Your Health by Dr Coleman Angioneurotic Edema and Hiatus Hernia
Dr Coleman answers reader questions on severe allergic reactions to seafood and angioneurotic edema, noting sudden lip swelling can occur after years of tolerance and advising avoidance of seafood. He explains hiatus hernia causes and management, including diet changes, medication, and when surgery is considered, aiming to reassure patients while inviting general-interest questions.
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