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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues Pennsylvania taxpayers lose to federal grants and suggests Corry keep 1 percent of wages to fund its budget. It claims this would yield about $200 000 annually, reducing reliance on distant Washington programs and improving local governance.
The piece criticizes government funding across sectors and notes Pennsylvania planned subsidies for animal shelter construction. It contrasts welfare expansion with rising highway dangers and criticizes Medicare drug access implications. It cites Orville Freeman’s tenure increasing personnel while farm population served declines.
A humorous essay discusses postcards as a national pastime and pop art. It contrasts men’s difficulty writing postcards with women’s enthusiasm and notes postcards chronicle travels, costs, and impressions, highlighting cultural quirks in vacation notes.
Paul Harvey argues US papers distorted Billy Graham Soho visit reporting. He cites examples from UPI and Chicago Tribune and notes editors inject opinion into scenes. He urges Americans to develop discernment and seek trustworthy sources to avoid biased coverage.
Drew Pearson analyzes President Johnson’s limited foreign affairs background and the tension between military advice and diplomacy. He notes Johnson’s progress with Soviet relations, but argues a tendency to rely on generals risks alienating allies and undermining domestic gains, with Vietnam decisions shaping 1968 prospects.
A brief meditation contrasts ephemeral speech with lasting print, noting how spoken language dissipates while written records endure for reference and memory. It reflects on the enduring presence of text in communities and culture.
Nonsensical OCR fragment lists newspaper names and office addresses including Corry Evening Journal Philadelphia offices, with stray phrases about editors andAssociated Press content. No coherent news event or article details are discernible in readable form.
Hal Boyle explains a money squeeze as lenders face higher costs to attract deposits while borrowers face rising loan rates. Banks mutuals and savings groups push for profits amid caps, ceilings, and tighter credit as competition for funds grows.
An irrevocable trust transfers property to a trustee for a beneficiary for a set period, either years or life, with potential future beneficiaries. The transfer cannot be revoked or amended, unlike a revocable deed of trust.
On this date 1945 Truman Byrnes and others left Norfolk aboard a cruiser for the Potsdam conference in Germany. Other events include Perry arriving in Japan in 1853 and Hawaii annexation in 1898.
Readers ask about licorice candy affecting weight and potassiu m loss. Dr Coleman notes concerns from Scandinavian doctors about electrolyte imbalance and possible cortisone like substances, then urges sensible weight loss methods. A separate reader’s mole worry is advised to be evaluated by a dermatologist and surgeon, not self inspection.
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