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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1967
Page
2
In Nation's Business William J. Levitt questions urban renewal arguing big cities are beyond recall. He favors creating new smaller cities with jobs and housing, moving people out of overcrowded cores, and rejects most rehab efforts as ineffective.
A US Department of Commerce study shows drugs account for 14 cents of the medical dollar, down from 17.5 cents twenty years ago, indicating pharmaceuticals are a smaller portion of overall health care expenditures.
A New York AP piece profile describes a young amateur investor who chased quick gains in the market, ignored ethics, and destroyed savings. It follows his losses from 1957 to 1964, his book advance, and his plan to reinvest cautiously with the income from sales.
The Corry Journal lists staff including Publisher George R and General Manager Wiliam Eston with city editor Heshrauck and advertising manager John McLaughlin. It notes AP news rights and standard postal rates for second class mail and copies, with display ad deadlines and rate inquiries.
Jim Bishop profiles Holy Angels Nursery in Belmont North Carolina where 78 infants with severe disabilities live awaiting care. The piece traces how Sister Patrice and local supporters built a facility, funded by readers and doctors, to provide love and treatment to children labeled unwanted.
Washington reports reveal Senator McCarthy urged future ethics hearings to stay closed to protect Tom Dodd. The Minnesota senator sought to ease Dodd’s pain, while Dodd had repeatedly undercut McCarthy in prior actions.
The report covers Secretary Marshall's hard line against Soviet propaganda and atomic energy control links. It notes Merton Allen's dog bite injury near West Main street and a fatal truck crash blamed on snowy roads at Scot's crossing. It recounts McCarthy upsetting open hearings during last week's Ethics Committee session and memories of the 1964 Johnson ticket discussions between McCarthy and Dodd.
In Connecticut McCarthy pressed Dodd for a chat while continuing to push for tighter enforcement of city rules. The Dodd case faced a committee vote denying Dodd’s claim of no jurisdiction, with McCarthy backing closed hearings despite the panel’s stance.
A reader asks about a deeded property transfer with an agreement to reconvey on death and no will. The explanation notes that Constructive Trust can require returning property when the holder would be unjustly enriched, creating an equitable duty to convey to the rightful party.
Hal Boyle examines gender roles with humor and sharp social observations. He contrasts women's constant self-scrutiny and social constraints with men's simple routines and concealed envy, suggesting discomfort with identity and the social cost of being female.
A physician author reflects on a fatal home shooting mischaracterized as an accident. He contrasts medical aims in preventive care with guarding lives from gun mishaps and urges responsible gun handling. He explores hypochondria, patient empathy, and clear patient communication before detailing medical fee discussions.
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