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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1966
Page
2
Our opinion column condemns discipline undermining actions by an Army captain urging refusals of service in Vietnam and a group of Detroit ministers teaching draft avoidance. It argues moral wars exist and condemns treason, patriotism decline, and a softened national stance on duty and country.
Corry PA readers submit questions about cemetery frontage assessments and snow removal finances. Answers cover exoneration of burial frontages, lien rules, wages for school patrols, and how snow costs vary with storm timing, salt usage, and equipment needs.
A DuBuque mother writes to Paul Harvey praising her family life and the joy of her seven children in Dubuque. She contrasts riches and desire with contentment at home and thanks Harvey for addressing ugliness in the news. She closes with New Year wishes.
Yesterday's Memories recalls President Truman ending the war period while keeping war emergency declarations. Corry notes city police program actions, Mead Park skating prep, and local civic items. 1926 items reference a fire, cold December, and school sports results.
The fragment presents the Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff roles and advertising representatives, plus postal and subscription details. It lists publishers, editors, advertising managers, pressroom foreman, production services, agency addresses, and AP exclusive rights, with mailing rates and display ad deadlines.
The Commerce Department studies a presidential panel proposal to unify patent filing under a single world document and extend protection to 20 years. It calls for freer information exchange among nations to cut delays and costs, with potential billions saved and aid to developing countries.
On this date in history, 1862 Lincoln signed an act admitting West Virginia as a state, 1921 Lenin was re elected leader of the Soviet Union, and 1924 Oslo replaced Christiania as Norway’s capital. Bermuda voted to end its war ban on mobiles. Khrushchev’s Kremlin party remarks about Stalin are recalled from a decade earlier.
Hopeful notes on consumer mass screening kits for cervical cancer via Pap tests and sputum analysis. Nuclear Research Associates and physicians emphasize early detection improves cure rates and supports use of cryosurgery for selected cases including Parkinson’s disease and cataracts.
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