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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
2
Editorial urges taxpayers to stop cost waste on highway projects. Call to action for letters to Harrisburg and Washington demanding tighter construction oversight to prevent further blunders and mismanagement.
Hal Boyle portrays overly neat individuals as rigid and joyless, arguing a world that favors surprises and change over perfect order. He lampoons tidy habits, noting such reformers seek to mold others while despising life’s wild variety.
The piece discusses attempts to censor a life story of President Johnson and the Kennedy family's reactions. It questions motivations behind edits and suggests proponents seek to discredit Johnson while noting the author faces political pressure and public scrutiny.
President Johnson and Secretary Rusk convened top national executives from Los Angeles New York Chicago and San Francisco at the State Department. They discussed the Jolson trade proposal and a broader drive to promote East West commerce and the nonproliferation treaty while downplaying fears of Soviet espionage.
The Mental Health Act allows an admission filing by a relative friend or guardian with two physician certificates one suffices for mental defect or epilepsy. No hearing is required yet the institution must release if not insane and physicians who falsify certificates face penalties.
The Corry Evening Journal lists mailing details and rates for competitors. It notes Second Class Mail status and annual price of 19 dollars with carrier and single-copy fees. Interstate and local posting is described with publication data and post office handling.
New York AP reports annual reports for 1968 will flood mailboxes with multicolored, well written and informative documents. They aim to attract stockholders by conveying a company’s aims and achievements, while sparking debate over budgeting practices and the true meaning of financial statements.
A brief note recalling Corry memories from 20 years ago dated February 8, 1947. The item notes no paper today and highlights the idea that spoken word is like air while the printed word endures.
A columnist explains croup in children is not contagious like chicken pox and outlines causes including inflamed larynx and airways with a higher incidence in boys and obese children. Home relief via steam and moist heat is urged and medical care advised if breathing difficulties persist. The column also notes emotional tension can mimic abdominal symptoms and advises seeking relief from tension and contacting Dr Coleman for questions.
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