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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, the paper argues that Washington’s policy allows attack on Viet Cong airfields and demilitarized zones. It contends Red China’s internal turmoil makes now optimal to strike North Vietnam, asserting fears of China are unfounded and urging decisive action to save American lives.
In Sylacauga Alabama local commentary argues forest management and tree improvement programs steadily upgrade pulp wood quality and boost wood yield per acre. The piece highlights ongoing efforts to enhance forestry practices and timber productivity.
Harrisburg notes rising tensions as eight-year Democratic opposition resumes pace in the House while the Senate sits in recess. Scranton administration begins from scratch with limited bills and a stalled agenda, whereas Shafer touts readiness and a potential constitutional convention.
Jim Bishop reflects on public speaking’s decline in quality and the rise of paid speaking engagements. He recalls conversations at a dinner with Tina and Lee Hills and Don Shoemaker, praises Fuller Warren and Bennett Cerf, and critiques presidents relying on handlers rather than extemporaneous speech.
Washington reports Interior Secretary Udall urged private operators to lease and develop the five million acre shale oil bed in Colorado Utah and Wyoming now Navy reserved. He said broad industrial participation is the goal while avoiding speculation and windfall profits. The shale holds an estimated trillion barrels valued around 300 billion dollars total.
The Corry Journal notes its daily publication and Associated Press rights. It lists subscription rates, delivery charges, and advertising deadlines, with production and management credits scattered in the text.
The buyer is obligated to keep goods after a completed sale unless they are defective, fail to meet warranties, or there are other legally justifiable grounds for return. Without a valid reason, a merchant may accept a return as a grace gesture but is not required to refund the price.
The article disputes the idea that aspirin affects the heart and explains rheumatic heart disease is treated with salicylates. It discusses hiatus hernia, its causes, and that surgery is only for severe cases while outlining diet and medication controls. It also notes ear wax and deafness issues and cautions antibiotic lozenges are harmful. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for his health column.
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