Time Is Now For Foresight In Corry Urban Growth
Corry, a small town, faces the threat of urban sprawl from a future megapolis linking New York City to Pittsburgh. The City Planning Commission and a 10 member Citizens Advisory Committee should study air pollution, traffic, garbage disposal, streams, and water supplies to prepare for rapid growth and protect the town’s character.
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Corry
New York City
Pittsburgh
City Planning Commission
Citizens Advisory Committee
Parthenon Legends and Greek Civic Virtues Recalled
Jim Bishop reflects on ancient Athens as a beacon of reason and democracy. He recalls Pericles, Socrates, Hippocrates, and Hecataeus, noting the Greek emphasis on individual dignity, experimental science, theater, poetry, and philosophy, and contrasts past ideals with modern Athens.
Yesterday Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago
A roundup notes aviation disasters over the weekend claiming 64 lives including Grace Moore and Gustaf Adolf. Corry’s infantile paralysis drive neared $450 with five days left. Local road costs for paving are estimated at 150 to 2 per front foot, based on street width. Forty years ago recalls extreme cold, with Corry among the coldest spots in the state. A Beckley College student from Corry became a state Assembly page. A newborn son, Lloyd Gorton, arrived at 963 East Pleasant Street.
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Corry
New York
Grace Moore
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Robert Bumbaugh
F. Merrill Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Lloyd Gorton
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Publication Notes
Local Corry paper lists staff roles including George Sample general manager Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager and G T Bergman production manager. Mentions AP news use rights and weekly rates, with reference to publication date and advertising terms.
Jackie Kennedy Landmarks Raise Questions On Pageantry
In Georgetown residents note Jackie Kennedy's former home and other famous houses on the street. The piece probes why she shared ten hours with William Manchester and questions her advisers, friendships, and public image, contrasting past royal bearing with present scrutiny.
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William Manchester
Bobby Kennedy
Jim Bishop
Manchester
Johnson
Pamela Turnure
Mrs. Kennedy
White House
Automative Industry Faces Sharp 1967 Sales Drop
New York AP reports automaker spokesmen project a sharp 1967 downturn as car sales fall 15 to 20 percent from last year. Kraft analysts warn 20,000 layoffs, production cuts, and pressure from safety standards. April and fall model introductions will test demand amid cautious consumers and high costs.
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Detroit
Ford Motor
Chrysler
Today in History highlights and events of 1850 to 1906
On this date in 1850 Samuel Gompers was born in England. In 1880 Edison received a patent for his incandescent lamp. In 1906 Fred Marriott drove one mile in 28.2 seconds in a Stanley Steamer at Daytona Beach, the first to exceed two miles per hour. Israel advanced Gaza Strip development plans amid ongoing withdrawal disputes from Egypt.
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England
Thomas A. Edison
Fred Marriot
Daytona Beach
Fla
Israel
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Glaucoma facts and early treatment guidance
A reader asks about glaucoma after a family member’s diagnosis. The column explains glaucoma as eye pressure buildup, notes tonometry as a quick test, and emphasizes that early treatment can preserve sight. It covers primary and secondary causes, emotional impact, and treatment options including medications and possible surgery.
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