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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion urges Corry residents to consider serving on the City Council as seats open next January. It outlines simple candidacy steps for property owners over 21, petition signing, primaries, and November election, naming party chairs Charles Graham and W. W. Waterhouse.
A Creswell Chronicle opinion asks whether voters should support federal poverty programs after government spending elsewhere. The piece questions taxpayer burden and the effectiveness of the war on poverty while noting community impact and political stakes.
Freezing winds and heavy snow blanket the eastern seaboard from Carolinas to Maine. A basement blaze at James and Mrs Sinare home was checked by firemen using a booster line at 3 this morning. State Armory repairs near finish delayed by hardwood shortages.
The Corry Evening Journal announces staff roles and publication details including publisher general manager city editor and production. It notes postal service entry as second class mail matter and lists pricing and advertising deadlines from the era.
A historical vignette recalls Columbia University football broadcasts on WHN with Mark Hellinger and Perry Charles. The piece paints their antics in a vivid, humorous newsroom atmosphere during the Virginia Military Institute game at Baker Field.
The column discusses Senate battles over CIA oversight, charging the agency with covert actions from Cuba missiles to funding student groups. It notes Fulbright and Russell clashes, and alleges past CIA involvement in Singapore, Cambodia, and Costa Rica, urging congressional scrutiny and future disclosures.
Today in history notes key births and events including George Washington born 1732 and Chopin born 1810. It recalls Frank Woolworth’s five cent store 1879 and the Kellogg Briand Pact ratified 1929 in Canada. Major incidents include a 1942 Philippines tribes repelling a Japanese unit and past transport and rail disasters in Korea and Colombia.
Harrisburg report notes a March 27 registration deadline before the May 6 primary and March 27 cutoffs for shifting party allegiance ahead of November municipal elections. Republicans and Democrats race to sway registrants as Shafer era draws forth hopes of reversing a Democratic edge in statewide rolls.
Dr Colemat explains factors affecting cold tolerance including circulation, anemia, kidney or thyroid issues, nutrition, and clothing fit. He notes that poor circulation and certain health conditions raise cold risk, while well-fitting light wool protects best. He also discusses frostbite dangers and the difference between styes and chalazions in eye care.
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