In Our Opinion A Case Of Bad Taste
The piece denounces the Disabled American Veterans bumper sticker promotion as manipulative fundraising. It cites past schemes like key chains and charity drives, questions the DAV's use of proceeds, and urges clear disclosure of who profits. It argues that veterans deserve honest appeals to support disabled comrades, not glamorized fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Veterans Organization
Viet Nam
Yesterday's Memories from Corry 30 Years Ago
A patchwork of notes from Corry and surrounding areas recalls events from June 1926 and earlier. Injuries in Meadville rail yards, planned railroad roadbed rebuilding in Titusville region, meat and bread shortages looming for Corry grocers next week, and young locals pursuing ventures near Emporium and in Lakewood Ohio. Plus community glimpses of fawns on a farm, Odd Fellows events in Harrisburg, rural mail carriers gathering, hospital nursing school commencements, and local sports-linked youth developments.
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Corry Evening Journal Classifieds and Notices Summary
The Corry Evening Journal lists classified items and notices from The Associated Press, noting exclusive rights to location and publication date details. The page includes retail, personals, and legal notice items with subscription pricing and advance publication terms.
Copper Roof Witnesses Johnson Criticism Across Washington
Jim Bishop recalls the presidential weight of criticism as Lyndon Johnson faces critics, pickets, and public pressure atop the copper roof of the White House era. He contrasts reactions to past presidents and notes Johnson's perceived impatience and perfectionism amid national debates on Vietnam, civil rights, and social security.
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Washington, D.C
Hotel
Washington
Treasury Department
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Auto safety bill fights and reform push in Senate
Washington reports Sen. Vance Hartke and Rep. James Mackay back a strengthened auto safety bill with greater Commerce powers and annual manufacturer reports on brake doors and crash resistance. They push criminal penalties for negligent auto makers while critics warn of lobby influence and political heat from the Johnson administration.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
James Mackay
D-Ga
Sen
Hartke
Rep
Mackey
Hartke-Mackay
Lloyd Cutler
Mackay
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A consumer question asks if a store can refuse to exchange clothing they altered that arrives soiled or damaged. The general rule in sale of goods is that exchanges depend on the condition and any applicable warranty or store policy.
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Congress
Gerald Fords
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Feldman
High May unemployment rise amid teen job hunt in tight economy
New York AP reports May jobless rate rose as teens jumped the gun on summer work while manufacturing payrolls and overtime increased. Nonfarm payrolls up 573,000 to 63 million. total employment up 659,000 to 73.7 million. Unemployment rate 4.0 percent. teen unemployment 14.7 percent.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Today in History June 8 highlights through 1966
On June 8 events include Tennessee declaring independence and joining the Confederate government in 1861, the Penny Postcard act in 1872, Washington welcoming George VI and Elizabeth in 1939, Eisenhower’s force breaking Bayeux in 1944, London victory celebrations in 1946, and recent health notes on Eisenhower and Kennedy.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
United States
Jefferson Davis
England
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Bayeux
Norman
London
White House
Kennedy
Canada
Can Boils Diet and Allergies Cause Skin Infections
Readers ask if boils on the neck come from vitamin deficiency or diet. The piece explains boils are usually caused by staph bacteria from skin breaks, not diet. It covers allergic eye symptoms, cortisone use, and burns, with Dr. Coleman inviting reader questions for his health column.
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Claude L. Callegary
Madison Avenue Ballyhoo
Spencer
Meadville
Edward Malley
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Titusville
Erie
Renovo
Corry
Glenn Street
Emporium
Susquehanna
Jack Wilson
Powell Motor Co
Lakewood
Ohio
Vern Blakeslee
W. Y. Gates
M. J. Lynch
Blakeslee
Hobart M. Hall
W. Ed Marsh
W. H. Dedean
Harrisburg
New
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Grand Lodge of
1.O.C.F
Rebekah
Erie County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grandin Hotel
Corry Hospital School of Nursing
Disa W. Sitler
Bessie M. Kent
the Corry Evening Journal
Cage
It. Bergman
ROT Onelliagmball
Fit Avenue
New Teesa
Salasean Et Waser Liding
Philadelphia
Dimplay Sfreridag Dendiinn
Jim Bishop
Truman
Margaret
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
John F. Kennedy
George Thomas
Drew Pearson
Senate
Evansville
Ind
South Viet Nam
Lyndon
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Leonor Sullivan
St. Louis
Beauticians
Bobby
John F. Kennedy Memorial Center
Roger Stevens
The
Center
Mrs. Stevens
Lister Hill
Kennedy, Cultural Center
James Haley
Sarasota
Fla
Ringling Brothers
Hartford
Conn
Haley
Mr. Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Doctor Faust
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
American Medical Association
HEW
Department
Agriculture
Stevens
Senator Kennedy
Teddy
Massachusetts
Sens
R. Yarborough
Tex
Walter Mondale
Minn
Claiborne Pell
Business Mirror
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