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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1967
Page
2
A letter argues that youth moral ills stem from parental behavior and adult actions not youths. It attacks theater ads and media for excessive sex oriented content. The writer warns such material harms youths and calls for addressing adult responsibility first.
Hal Boyles Americana column riffs on marriage, mothers in law, fashion miniskirts and social quirks. It blends light humor with dated reflections on culture, class, and public life, citing a Corry scene and a Vietnam reference as context.
Jim Bishop critiques Interior and the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife for downplaying wolf danger. He notes the timber wolf's size and predatory history, calls the “virtually unknown” human wolf attacks claim dishonest, and argues for a stronger stance against wolves in North America.
Drew Pearson reports George Romney seeks presidential support from New York figures including Leopold Hall and reviews past GOP power brokers like Len Hall. The piece notes Hall’s role, Romney’s cabinet pitch to Nixon, and a kaleidoscope of Washington society and foreign envoys, ending with a fragment on a maternal Washington guide by Rep. Richard McCarthy’s wife.
The Corry Evening Journal announces staff roles including Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager and Jon McLaughlin foreman with G. T. Bergman production. It notes exclusive use of the paper’s reproduction rights and AP news spaces, with mailing details and subscription rates listed.
New York AP report profiles economist Pierre Rinfret as he predicts President Johnson will seek taxes but warns Congress may reject them. He argues a tax hike could worsen the economy, noting a coming slowdown and calling the U.S. economy the greatest machine yet. He stresses plain speaking and practical client expectations in forecasting.
A health column advises mothers to avoid harsh laxatives as children develop abdominal pain and to seek physician guidance. It notes appendicitis diagnosis is tricky and may mimic sore throats, pleurisy, or other conditions, stressing blood tests and professional evaluation.
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