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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the YMCA promotes membership for everyone from eight to Golden Age. It highlights activities from china painting to wrestling, swimming to bridge, sewing to skiing, and urges sustaining memberships or gifts for youths. The YMCA emphasizes a Christian atmosphere and community value and invites immediate action.
The Enterprise recalls early educator efforts to secure federal funds for education and warns that five to ten percent federal money grants control over school decisions. It argues that districts lose autonomy over bus routes pupil placement facilities and yearly plans to Washington and warns readers they and their children may pay the price.
Hal Boyle laments February’s misery noting dull shows scarce sports and promotions. He contrasts months with cheerful traits but finds February asks for patience as crime glare and cold weather sour moods. The piece ends by calling February a poor month to start a war and remarking it lasts only 28 days.
A reader asks if someone paying school taxes can be exonerated when income is under 106 monthly. The answer: school taxes are not exonerated by the municipality. per capita taxes may be exonerated if the person is indigent, but this does not apply to the school tax.
Paul Harvey argues that the Johnson administration delays bombing Haiphong and Hanoi areas despite military experts urging swift action. He cites 13 000 missions in 11 months and urges President Johnson to empower military prerogatives, risking more American deaths to end the war.
The Corry Evening Journal reports local notices and editorials with AP content rights. Advertisements include subscription rates and mailing terms, with office and publication details outlined for readers.
Corry readers submit questions to the City Engineer and Administrator. Answers cover curb trash rules, monthly pickup similar to old clean-up day, parking lot design and occupancy, funding expectations, airport and golf course justification, and views on federal government size with advice to contact a congressman.
On February 11 in history multiple events are noted across years. Highlights include the first Marine Corps squadron sailing from Reedy Island in 1776, Benito Juarez becoming Mexico’s president in 1858, the League of Nations holding its first business session in 1920, and a 1952 airliner crash in Elizabeth, New Jersey killing 31 and injuring 43.
Children with reading trouble labeled slow starters may actually have dyslexia, a condition not linked to intelligence. Eye exams help diagnose it, with treatment aiding rapid progress. Aspirin is highlighted for pain relief and potential sunburn protection, a result studied at Duke. its mechanism is still being explored. The piece also notes eye drop contamination risks and urges readers to consult their doctor for personal medical issues.
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