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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
2
The piece critiques proposals to fund major parties from public money and supports voluntary contributions. It argues campaigns cost too much for ordinary candidates and suggests a limited tax deduction or credit to encourage giving without resorting to compulsory financing.
Jim Bishop critiques cemetery expansions funded by HUD after Pulaski Tennessee received 133474 dollars to study derelict public cemeteries. He notes high costs, religious and cultural issues, and recalls Ossuary practices of ancient Jerusalem while lampooning modern funeral extravagances.
Drew Pearson surveys Premier Kosygin's Kremlin visit and Castro's shifting alignments with the United States and Red China. He notes Castro's overtures to the US, Moscow's mixed responses, and evolving geopolitical flirtations affecting Washington diplomacy.
Lb Morrow won the Fourth of July medal handicap at Corry Country Club with a low 70. Beckley Ralston putter prize awarded. Injuries from firecrackers marred a local day with Bessie Castrantas injured near her eye.
On this date in 1811 Venezuela proclaimed independence from Spain, the first South American country to do so. Ten years earlier, Commonwealth prime ministers meeting in London urged normal relations with Communist China.
Governor Shafer seeks public support for 267 million in new taxes while creating a citizen lobby comprised of organized groups. Critics say the move masks bureaucratic monopolization and turns pressure groups into surrogates for tax hikes, shaping public opinion.
Dr Coleman discusses palmistry and dermatoglyphics as unreliable disease indicators while affirming the tongue mirrors body health. He cites vitamins, infections, anemia, and allergies as tongue signs and warns against palm readings exploiting fears. Readers can write questions for possible inclusion.
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