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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues Rockwell Kent gave 10 000 dollars to the Viet Cong and calls it treason while criticizing liberal influence in courts and Congress. It suggests prosecutions are rare and mocks the administration for supporting the Vietnam effort while deeming Kent a traitor.
Harrisburg examines why Pennsylvania governors face tougher battles than Washington leaders. The piece contrasts Democratic control in Congress under Kennedy and Johnson with Pennsylvania where Gov Shafer lacks a legislative majority, leading to frequent standoffs and constrained agenda success.
The UN vote showing Spain Greece Turkey Pakistan and others aligned with Moscow contrasts with Western European democracies, while Ivory Coast and Laos abstained then sided with the U S. President Johnson and Governor Shafer face different political terrains as Bernard Boutin of the SBA retires after promoting business government cooperation. Three local injuries hospitalised, civic candidacies announced, and policing shifts noted.
Paul Harvey discusses the enduring Humpty-Dumpty world of conflict and media. He warns the public pulls back from crisis response as TV shapes passive observation, urging awareness of the true costs of wars, including lives and future debts. He stresses humanity’s duty to Asia’s children and to our own.
Hal Boyle argues middle aged adults 40 to 45 suffer overwork and underappreciation with no dedicated outlet to vent anger. He likens their plight to a neglected public, noting they pay taxes support churches and universities and care for grandchildren. He urges a mass Washington action before age limits tighten.
On this date in 1804 Alexander Hamilton was mortally wounded in a duel with Aaron Burr at Weehawken New Jersey. In 1884 the Democratic convention in Chicago nominated Grover Cleveland for president. In 1952 Dwight D Eisenhower was nominated for president at the Republican convention in Chicago.
A physician recalls a patient couple in a 17 year marriage and two children whose roles shift as illness and psychosomatic factors shape family dynamics. The wife asthma and migraine and the husband asthma reveal intertwined need for psychological guidance, ending in renewed communication and restored family life.
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