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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
4
In Our Opinion the war should target North Vietnam now while Mao is preoccupied. Washington blocks destroying Viet Cong airfields and DMZ targets to avoid provocation from Red China, but changed conditions argue for decisive action to save American lives.
Grass Roots Opinion from Sylacauga Alabama notes forest management and tree improvement programs continually upgrade pulp wood quality and increase wood yield per acre.
In Harrisburg the 1967 legislative session drags with the Senate in recess and House votes scarce. Governors Shafer and Scranton face a slow start as administration leaders blame the new Shafer administration while critics compare it to four years ago when Scranton moved quickly with priority bills and a large budget.
Jim Bishop reflects on the decline of quality in public speaking and self promotion. He notes agents, high fees, and a culture of prepared rhetoric from figures like Fuller Warren and Bob Considine, with memories of Johnson and a temple invitation.
Washington notes Interior Secretary Stewart Udall backs private leasing of the 5 million acre shale oil beds in Colorado Utah and Wyoming now Navy land. He seeks broad industrial participation with safeguards against windfalls while Congress weighs control and profits amid oil industry pressure.
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After a sale is completed the buyer must keep the goods unless they are defective do not meet seller warranties or have another legally justified reason to return them. Without a legally valid reason the merchant may accept a return as a grace but is not obliged to do so.
On this date in 1860 Abraham Lincoln spoke at Cooper Union aiding his presidential nomination. In 1907 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born. The 15th Amendment was proposed in 1869. In 1951 the veterans bonus bill passed over Hoover. In 1942 FDR created a joint Mexican American Defense Committee. In 1945 Marine aircraft operated from Iwo Jima.
A health column questions aspirin’s heart effect and explains rheumatic heart disease uses salicylates. It clarifies hiatus hernia causes cannot be cured without surgery, though diet and meds control symptoms. Ear wax rarely causes deafness. advice on listening tests and antibiotic lozenges follows. Dr Coleman invites reader letters for future columns.
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