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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1967
Page
2
A satirical reflection on television commercials interrupting cinema. The author notes the high cost of ad time and jokes about adapting to relentless ad breaks while watching Humphrey Bogart and other media. The piece playfully questions the value of ads versus uninterrupted film moments.
Hal Boyle recalls a bygone era highlighting memory over gadgets and brighter days. He contrasts college delays, doctor cash payments, long pennants, and fashion with kinder clerks, thrifty goods, and small joys. He notes changes from five and dime stores to modern merchandising and ends with a nostalgic question.
The piece discusses cryonics and the Glendale California professor James H Bedford 73 who donated his body for freezing research. It recounts the Phoenix Arizona three day 220 C below zero preservation effort and notes skepticism from some scientists while recalling an old Vermont diary tale of winter death rituals and a chilling mountain town account.
Washington reports show a backstage dispute over whether President Johnson knew of a $3 million CIA subsidy to American student groups. Sen Robert Kennedy hinted Johnson was aware, claiming the subsidy reached the highest levels, while W Eugene Groves sparked the timeline that led to presidential referral to Katzenbach for investigation of student activities and policy.
Our Man In Harrisburg notes a surge of first and second term lawmakers in the Pennsylvania General Assembly. With 61 of 102 newcomers in the House and about one third of the Senate first termers, veterans face a louder, more impatient bloc demanding action and direct answers rather than old etiquette.
Two bulletins from the American Medical Association urge preventive medicine to cut illness costs. Keep a family doctor, schedule yearly exams, and use office visits or calls to avoid unnecessary tests. Many patients ignore doctor orders, leading to higher costs and longer recovery. adherence plus cooperation speeds healing. Maintain vaccinations and consult your own physician for personal health questions.
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