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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion Americans must unite behind the Vietnam war, despite misgivings. The piece argues divided public support harms the nation, warns against nuclear escalation, stresses defending democracy, and calls for collective resolve to uphold presidential prestige.
The report notes neighbors Tony and Mrs. Litz from North Center Street delivered Christmas gifts to Corry police after misplacing them. The items were guarded and returned to the Litzes in good order, highlighting community goodwill and police assistance during the holiday season.
City Hall Q A column from Corry Pennsylvania features questions for the City Engineer and Administrator. Topics include church taxation rules in Corry real estate taxes on non worship properties, city department appointments by mayor and council, pension coverage for city workers, and differences between dumps and landfills.
City Council postponed ruling on the 1947 tax exoneration list submitted by City Treasurer Trene Mullen claiming the Tax Collection Law requires an affidavit that distraints have been filed with all employers of those listed. About 100 dairy men and city businessmen are slated for the Dairymen's Co Op Association annual meeting next Saturday at the ICCF Hall on North Center Street. Merlin R Allen, owner of Allen's Used Furniture, has bought Allen Furniture Store in Union City formerly run by his brother Neil and will run the business in the future.
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In Pennsylvania after divorce the husband’s obligation to support his wife ends but his duty to support his children continues until they are self supporting. Remarriage of the wife does not affect child support. If the wife remarries, the husband is not required to resume support for her.
Paul Harvey argues civilian spectators and touring officials create a wartime distraction in Vietnam. He cites Sen Charles Percy and Rep Cornelius Gallagher facing constant visits that clog headquarters and divert resources. He notes 1966 saw 19,330 officials and tourists and calls for limits on such visits.
New York columnist Hal Boyle notes the lull between Christmas and January ends, a time of genteel fatigue and postponed plans. Amid slow-motion office scenes and weary bosses, the week becomes a brief retreat where homes calm, routines pause, and people brace for a busy year ahead.
On this date in 1911 Sun Yat-sen was elected the first president of the Republic of China by the provisional assembly. Also noted are events in 1775 at Quebec and the 1853 Gadsden Purchase transferring 45,000 square miles of U.S. land now in Arizona and New Mexico.
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