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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1967
Page
2
The piece questions Harvey's view that veterans should return to duty in Vietnam. It argues the physical strain of old soldiers in harsh combat conditions would be intolerable and urges liberty from the draft for aging citizens and a peaceful burial at home.
Michael G. Birmingham of the Greater New York Safety Council explains three steps to stop a car: perception, reaction, and braking. He notes a car traveling 69 miles per hour may travel about 300 feet beyond the point of perception before stopping, a football field in length.
Hal Boyle suggests attainable self reform by avoiding impossible goals. He advises rather than drastic overhauls to decide what not to do, presenting humorous examples from 1967 such as avoiding whale exhibits, bad bets, or risky bets, and keeping actions positive in a negative way.
Fragmented OCR shows the Cory Evening Journal masthead and publishing notices including editorial staff names, Associated Press copyright note, postal classification, and subscription pricing. Details are garbled but indicate a standard small town newspaper imprint and distribution terms.
Paul Harvey reflects on ongoing draft debates. Kennedy seeks end to college deferments, Hershey backs universal service. The column recalls past drafts, argues older Americans could serve, and urges a shift in war and military policy for 1967.
A quiet detective effort probes illegal garbage dumping along Shady avenue with evidence surfacing as police close in on the culprit. A hefty fine looms for offenders and the piece notes ongoing public concern about littering in the area.
The column compiles short notes from 1947 and 1927 about local events. Items include labor policy remarks by Secretary Schwellenbach and gas main breaks near Warren and Erie, plus civic updates on city water lines, submarine-era construction, and community notices from Corry and surrounding areas.
A reader asks about paying the new $10 head tax with employer withholding or self payment. The column explains tax dates, employer remittance deadlines, and that forms will be ready in March. It also addresses city appointments, noting 40 officials across multiple boards and that most are long-time residents.
On January 28 1967 the U S 8th Air Force marked its third anniversary by conducting its 1000th air raid against German industrial targets in World War II history.
Tokyo researchers report pyridinolearbamate eased angina and improved leg and foot circulation in a ten week study, while DMSO shows wide potential though FDA keeps it under supervision. Readers urged to consult doctors for new treatments and safety considerations.
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