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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
2
The column mocks a wave of miniaturized terms from mayoral comments to culture and work. It notes mini skirts modern life mini cars buses and a push toward shorter weeks while using witty contrast to highlight oversized attitudes and lingering big ideas across politics labor media and education.
Drew Pearson argues President Johnson must choose between Near East cooperation with Moscow or a renewed cold war, linking straits access, Israel, and U.S. escalation with Soviet retaliation. The column recounts Kosygin’s peace outreach, U.S. bombing of North Vietnam, and Moscow’s fragile stance amid China’s jockeying in 1965.
Governor Shafer faces stiff resistance as Pennsylvania lawmakers balk at tax increases needed to fund a near two billion dollar budget. Supporters push an income tax base while critics warn of broader economic strain and public backlash against higher levies.
The text explains that using another person’s name without court approval is illegal and may cause no harm unless done to deceive. If legally adopted, a stepson may rightfully use the adoptive name. The stepson’s marriage legality would not be jeopardized by using the stepfather’s name, and adoption clarifies name use.
A damaged OCR shows names and roles for the Corry Evening Journal including publisher George H. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and ad department figures. It notes AP content rights and mailing details with scattered pricing lines and display ad deadlines.
Paul Harvey argues against Vietnam war involvement and urges disengagement. The piece cites declarations from theologians, General Shoup, Bob Hope, and critics who view the war as morally indefensible, advocating focus on U.S. problems and a possible withdrawal. It notes Wilson’s impending Washington visit and ends with a historical memory item from Corry.
Lois Maxwell, famed Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond films, admits she cannot type well or take dicta. The Toronto-born, London-raised actress discusses her fame, lack of shorthand, and unexpected life as a secretary heroine. Married to NBCI director Peter Marriott, she has two children and a varied career across Canada, Britain, and Hollywood.
On June 1 1958 Charles de Gaulle became premier of France. Jacques Marquette born 1637. Kentucky statehood granted 1792. Tennessee statehood 1796. Brigham Young born 1801. James Lawrence allegedly shouted Dont give up the ship 1613. Leslie Howard died 1943 when his plane was attacked. AEC spoke of a potential breakthrough in 198? years ago.
Dear Lady asks if past syphilis affects children. Dr Coleman says long-term cure is likely, child transmission risk negligible, but advises blood tests for children and open discussion. The column also explains trichinosis causes, transmission, and need for thorough pork cooking, advising readers on health and safety.
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