A Pat On The Back For Some Nice People
In Corry readers praise local volunteers and leaders for acts of generosity and public service. CHEER Organization contributes to two Job Corps youths. Tri-State Hardwoods chief Herbert Ascherman thanks fire volunteers. Dr. John Mohr pushes school merger for more aid. 1967 FFA graduate Paul Kubich lauded. Raymond Division workers donate 200 needed items for Vietnam servicemen.
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Cheer Organization
CHEER
Herbert Ascherman
Tri-State Hardwoods
Corry
Ascherman
John Mohr
Corry Area
Paul Kubich
Corry Area High School
Future Farmers of America
Chamber of Commerce
FFA
Raymond Division
Vietnam
Wordy Government Words in an Age of Overlong Orders
A compact critique of government verbosity contrasts brief classic texts with the United States Government’s cabbage price order, illustrating how lengthy rules flood the public with words while essential messages get lost.
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United States
Tax Talks Signal Budget Tension in Harrisburg
Harrisburg column outlines how Pennsylvania taxpayers may gain relief as lawmakers push to curb departmental spending. Gov Shafer pledges no new taxes in 1963 while Appropriations Committees shift to direct departmental requests, signaling greater legislative independence from the executive.
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Harrisburg
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Conin
Shafer
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Executive
Congress Records Rapid Action and Slow Pacing in 90th Session
Drew Pearson notes the 90th Congress quickly passed an appropriation for beauty equipment for the women in the House while major anti poverty measures stretched nearly a year. He cites swift action on a draft act and a slow start for gun control and crime bills amid leadership battles and seniority rules in the House and Senate.
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House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Contract Signed For Corry Memorial Hospital Plans
A leading architectural firm agreed yesterday to draft building plans for the proposed Corry Memorial Hospital. damage occurred when a coal burning heating stove toppled, igniting a fire at Baumgarten's Auto Shop on Maple Avenue. Six directors of the Corry Community Chest approved a $1,500 grant to the local March of Dimes campaign in a special noon meeting at the Corry Hotel. Sunday, No paper today.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Corry Hotel
March of Dimes Campaign
Jim Bishop on alcoholism and public awareness
Jim Bishop discusses alcoholism as a serious illness and the public effort to confront it. He cites Alcoholics Anonymous, William Wynne Wister, and the role of psychologists and physicians in treatment while noting the difficulty of facing addiction and the need for supportive, nonjudgmental help.
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Charles Jackson
Doubleday
William Wynne Wister
Alkins
Chiatric Association
Wister
Beotgli
The Weather of 57 and Other Musings by Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle reflects on turning 57 and aging with humor. He muses that birthdays provoke philosophical thoughts while noting practical oddities of maturity, such as preferring seed catalogs to novels and leaving games early to avoid mobs.
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