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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues that rising non-burnable refuse cannot be buried or burned cheaply. Incinerators pollute air and cost taxpayers, so focus should shift to reducing waste at the source. The container industry must police itself or government will act. Abandoned cars, cans, bottles, and paper cost more to reclaim than discard, and landfill limits loom.
Dr. David H. Kurtzman is named State Superintendent of Public Instruction in Pennsylvania. The appointment by Governor Shafer, a longtime Republican, draws praise from some observers as a smart choice and criticism as overhyped. Kurtzman previously served as Secretary of Administration under Governor Lawrence, highlighting bipartisan career notes amid a politically tense backdrop. The move shifts education leadership during a period of fiscal strain on the University of Pittsburgh and a fractured state legislature.
The White House released a detailed account of President Johnson and Premier Kosygin's discussions at Glassboro. They debated Arab disengagement, safe guards for Israel, and a ten point Near East plan emphasizing refugees, free passage, and international cooperation while cautioning against a new war.
Allan Drake, a Jewish kid raised in Boston’s West End, overcomes poverty and street crime to become a successful comedian. His life threads through taxis in Miami Beach, connections with mob figures, and a breakthrough with Jackie Miles, leading to fame at the Paddock in Miami and a high salary rise after meeting Janice Hansen, whom he later marries in 1945.
Two Corry men Maj Edward S and James R Humphries named medical administrative officers in the war preparedness program to begin within days. Mrs Phelps hurt arm from broken glass at home. other local events include a fatal drive by Allan Drake aftermath and community notes on local merchants, police actions, and Mrs Arlene Whiteman’s music degree graduation.
On this date in 1898 the U S Navy defeated Spain in Santiago harbor during the Spanish American War. In 1608 Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec. In 1775 George Washington assumed command of the Continental Army at Cambridge. In 1868 the Battle of Gettysburg ended with Confederate losses. In 1941 Stalin urged Moscow to pursue a scorched earth defense against the invasion.
An article discusses how tobacco allergy is not the sole cause of lung diseases in smokers while noting vascular and respiratory risks, including Buergers disease and emphysema. It explains iron deficiency anemia, its causes, and treatment with iron, diet, and monitoring, urging verification by blood study and warning against unnecessary tonics.
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