The Breaking Point in Viet Nam War Debate
In Our Opinion the piece argues the United States should resist broad overseas commitments. It cites Churchill and Eisenhower era cautions, contrasts Johnson’s Vietnam stance, and warns a breaking point could cripplingly drain U.S. economy and defenses. Gen Gavin supports limiting foreign entanglements, urging checks and balances from Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Matthew Ridgway
United States
Asia
James Gavin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robbery spree hits three Corry stations facility depots
Yesterday's Memories recalls a 1946 Erie raid on three Corry sites early Sunday. Esso and Union Oil stations were entered, with about $55 in loot taken, a Walter Ross item stolen and later abandoned, and Officer Harley Drake noting the break ins at 4:20 am. Also mentions a 1926 derailment recovery, local business openings, and the early Corry Radio Club formation with 200 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Esso
East Main Street
Union Oil
United Brethren Church
North Center Street
Harley Drake
Night Drive on 95 Ends in Narrow Escape
Jim Bishop recounts a near collision on a clear warm night as two cars behind him close in while approaching a cross over near the Presidential Country Club. A northbound driver misjudges the exit, forcing a tense moment on a multi lane express highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Chris Dundee
Presidential Country Club
Navy and Air Force cadets’ strange rescue voyage noted
Drew Pearson reports a remarkable cooperation between Navy Captain Harold Lang and Air Force Colonel B E Glawe to transport two cadets from Roswell NM to Maxwell AFB and Dallas. The plan unravelled after regulations prohibited free transport, Lang then offered another Navy flight to Roswell. The piece also covers Johnson aides, Viet Nam, and strategic debates, mentioning Mansfield and Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Air Force
Harold Lang
B. E. Glawe
Bill Lang
Mike Glawe
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N. M
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Mike
The
Air University
Bill
Mayport
Fla
Saratoga
Lang
Maxwell
Col. Glawe
Glawe
White House
Johnson
Lynda
Lyd
University of Texas
Georgetown University
Luci
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Mansfield
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
da Nang
Viet Nam
South
Viet-Nam
Ppartilles
Hanoi
Red
China
South Viet Nam
North
What Is The Law What Is The Law
This column advises consulting a local attorney before pursuing a Mexican divorce to understand consequences and recognition issues. It notes that the validity of many Mexican divorces is questionable in several U.S. states, urging readers to seek professional guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Corry Evening Journal Touted Industry Figures and Ads
The Corry Evening Journal notes prominent figures including Allan Hiner and G. T. Bergman among production leaders. It mentions advertising rates and local business notices with prices. the issue references republication policies and distribution areas in a concise, period-press tone.
Hal Boyle on Lincoln the Great Captains of Pen and Sword
Hal Boyle praises Abraham Lincoln as a timeless American figure born in a Kentucky log cabin. The piece traces his unlikely rise from poverty and failed ventures to presidency, noting losses, love troubles, persistence, and enduring legacy as a beloved leader read by children.
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M. J. Spencer
West Washington Street
Spencer's
First Avenue
New York
Saath
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Pen and Sword
William Shakespeare
Joan of Arc
Lincoln
Ann Rutledge
Mary Owens
Pate
Mary Todd
Tllinois
Abe
Histor
Xenes
Napoleon
Today in History February 11, 1966 events list
On this date Lincoln inaugurated president after boarding in Springfield Illinois. Daniel Boone born in 1734. Thomas Edison born 1847 in Milan Ohio. 1889 agriculture secretary cabinet council in London. French battleship Richelieu arrived in New York for repairs. Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess resurfaced in Moscow after disappearance. Katanga government claim about prisoners. Mao Zedong statement on South Vietnam crisis and U.S. Red China war risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polocy
Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
Daniel Boone
Thomas Addison
Milan
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
Council of League Athjetions
London
Battleshi Richelieu
New Yor
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
Moscow
Katan Ba
Communist Party
Mao Tee-tung
South Viet Nam
United States
Red China
China
Common Cold Facts From Dr Coleman Column
Dr Coleman answers reader questions on the common cold noting its ongoing mystery and economic toll. The piece explains differences from sinus infections, viruses as culprits, vaccines and antibiotics limits, and practical home care including humidifiers steam inhalation and aspirin. It invites letters to the column for future queries.
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Winston Churchill
Earth
Gavin
Walter Ross
Concord Street
User Columbus
Rolland Stowe
Corry Fibre Furniture Company
Buffalo
West Bend Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peter Smith
Concord
Corry Hospital
New York City
Tian Kintoy
Dorothy
Jim Bishop
Marion Harris
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Walker Air Force Base
Dallas
Tex
Capt
Ae Eac
Seno
Holloman Air Force Base
Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Internal Revenue
House
Gerald Ford
Pentagon Pipeline
the Corry Evening Journal
Sere Carey
Caruer
Allan Hiner
Enor de McLoughlin
Foreman
G- T-- Bergman
Lful Stative
Bottinelly
Gh Riage
Send ‘Beisel Chan Commerce PilGbareh
Amd
Weightman Bulldig
Philadelphia
Hal Boyle
Willian
Coleman
Dr. Coleman
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