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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion comments argue UC funds are misused when payments go to shills hired by auctions in Atlantic City. The piece notes New Jersey's stance and says such distortions raise taxes on honest employers and risk reducing legitimate wages.
Jules Stein, founder of MCA and the Music Corp of America, rose from violinist and ophthalmologist to a premier entertainment impresario. He built a sprawling empire managing bands and stars from Edgar Bergen to Ronald Reagan, shaping much of 20th century show business.
Paul Harvey argues that U S strategy in Korea and Vietnam mirrors past leaders. He contends generals privately urge decisive action, while Washington vetoes hard choices. He cites resistance to bombing limits, warns against civilian harm propaganda, and insists wars must be won.
Drew Pearson relays interview with Mrs. Pat Griffith who traveled from Hanoi via China. She portrays China as too large and divided to threaten neighbors, Ho Chi Minh as steadfast, Viet Cong open to peace talks, and US bombing seemingly productive yet not swaying North Vietnam. She notes North Vietnam readiness, Cuban presence, and women's pivotal war effort post strikes.
On February 2 1948 Mexico accepted US peace terms recognizing the Rio Grande as Texas southwestern boundary and ceding what is now New Mexico California and much of Nevada Utah Arizona Colorado Wyoming. In 1653 New Amsterdam became New York City under Dutch rule. In 1901 the Army Nurse Corps was organized.
A fragmented Cleveland style note lists George R Hasbrouck and G T Bergman with editorial credit and publication details. It mentions a weekly price of six cents and an advance publication date with a deadline at 3 am.
The article analyzes a thriving door to door business in New York, detailing how sellers now pay fees for licenses and health cards, often face relocation, and adjust by using home parties and instalment plans. It notes industry size, earnings, and the shift from cold canvassing to neighbor hosted events, with independent reps serving broad markets.
Doctor Coleman discusses autopsy permission after a loved one's death and its medical value. He urges understanding across religion and emotion, noting benefits for future patients. He also answers a reader about an elderly mother with short term memory loss from arteriosclerosis, emphasizing patience and ongoing research. He invites letters to the column.
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