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A fragment hints at a discussion around the phrase you in an ambiguous context. The text references identity and choice with a focus on personal agency within a historic setting.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
7
A fragment hints at a discussion around the phrase you in an ambiguous context. The text references identity and choice with a focus on personal agency within a historic setting.
Evelyn Merkle encourages readers to call in with activities and contacts. The piece reports Heart Month efforts led by Mrs K Arden Bennett, blood drives in Titusville, and local visits, plus updates on H Richard Hays's recovery and Youth for Christ at the Grange Hall with a film World’s Apart.
Fragmented text hints at student opinions on voting and public policy. Mentions a university setting and campus discussions including a president and war. Readable phrases are sparse and unclear.
Pentagon data show desertion convictions hit five and six year highs in the Navy and Marines respectively, while the Army’s rate remains low despite larger force size. Air Force desertion convictions rise in 1967 nine month tally.
Philadelphia officials report 37 percent of 508 long term substitute teachers failed to pass the certification exam despite federally funded tutoring. The School Board notes a high failure rate even after training efforts.
A Pennsy freight train derailed on the Oil City bridge blocking two tracks. Trainmaster R. E. Ball unavailable for comment. yard worker says no crew injuries. North south lines between Buffalo and Pittsburgh expected blocked for several hours for repairs.
Pittsburgh union Local 237 of the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Alliance offered concessions to end the long shutdown of the Penn Sheraton, proposing a contract similar to the Hilton agreement and omitting the no sale clause that sparked the strike. The Penn Sheraton, with 1,600 rooms, has been closed since Oct. 1, costing the city millions as conventions relocated. The hotel owner warned of a sale if no constructive proposal arrived within a week.
Titusville officials cite revised estimates placing the Centerville dam project at about 500000 dollars. A Harrisburg strategy session will be held to secure state aid and formal commitments from state agencies. Council plans to involve Rep. Dwyer and send letters to Dr. Goddard and Bielo ahead of the meeting.
Washington defends continued patrol flights by nuclear armed bombers to counter Soviet nuclear forces. State Department said it deeply regrets the January twenty first Greenland B 52 crash that cost four hydrogen bombs and insisted missiles do not render bomber patrols obsolete.
Six Corry Area High School students will perform in Ol City district band festival. Deb bie Gilliland Darlene Endsley and William Miller are left row backs. Sandy Oz Ramon Cookles and Jeff Peck are right row backs. Guest conductor Daniel Di Cleco of Indiana University Pennsylvania leads approximately 200 music students with two public appearances Friday and Saturday evenings.
A fire at an IGA store sparked at 5 30 p m in the northwest corner. Two West Lake and West Ridge firemen were overcome by smoke. The blaze flared up, with most of the damage due to smoke and yesterday’s delivery stock. Firefighters confined it to the rear by the night, but water and smoke spread damage throughout the building.
Two hippie mailmen in San Francisco were ordered on forced leave without pay until they trim their beards and hairdos to acceptable lengths. The action follows officials’ concerns about appearance affecting work duties and public perception.
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