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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1967
Page
2
The editorial urges City Council to create a Department of Community Development and hire staff to push housing projects. It notes the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp sparked low cost housing talks months ago but council delayed action. It argues policy framing and delegation speed up progress beyond federal red tape.
Hal Boyle offers timeless life advice for young men, urging them to pursue change, avoid routine boredom, marry wisely, limit medicine, save, and nurture family and pets. He promotes daily routines, prudent finances, and regular self-improvement with a tongue in cheek forecast for age 65.
Inside the Corry Evening Journal editorial and production details appear with the City Editor Allan Pamprank and Manager Bergman listed. It notes publication terms, post office handling, and advertising deadlines and rates for the local newspaper.
Paul Harvey recalls King Peter II of Yugoslavia, who fled the throne in 1941, visited Washington during World War II, and praised Allied unity. The piece contrasts 1942 wartime reception with 1945 US recognition of Tito's regime, noting Peter’s lingering constraints on discussion and ongoing cautious U.S. diplomacy.
A chaotic dispute over censoring portions of Der Stern relates to the Kennedy family. Jackie Kennedy presses for edits on a Jacksonian plane, while Bobby Kennedy faces pressure from Look editor William Attwood and emissary William Van Den Heuvel in Germany. The piece notes Medgar Evers and Byron De La Beckwith context, and outlines German copyright law and publication location at Itzehoe.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a 1947 budget top limit debate with tax cut plans, a truck collision by an Erie train near Columbus, and a burn injury to a Liberty Street child. It also mentions 1927 garage improvements, skating hopes, and misc local incidents.
President Johnson calls for a bipartisan panel to explain the budget and help the public understand fiscal policy. The piece traces the budget’s evolution from an administrative tool to a unified cash and income accounts approach and notes the proposed receipts and outlays.
On this date 1958 Spaniards set out to establish a colony in what is now New Mexico. In 1812 English author Charles Dickens was born. Ten years ago Columbia University scientists estimated nuclear weapons tests could continue indefinitely at the 1956 57 rate without danger to the human area.
Dr. Coleman explains thirst varies with age and body, favors small sips of liked fluids, warns against large cold intakes, and notes diabetes insipidus and hormones affect thirst. The article also covers blood in urine, sources of bleeding, and diagnostic X rays and cystoscopy for causes. Regular pregnancy checkups emphasized for maternal and fetal safety.
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