In Our Opinion Tax And Spend With LBJ
A partisan opinion piece argues that $46 million yearly welfare spending grows under the Great Society, inflicting tax burden on the middle class. It says economists offer tax hikes, not spending cuts, and warns of renewed tax cuts and expanding programs if Democrats win in November.
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Hal Boyle’s Americana: How to tell sex by looks and acts
The column humorously explains gender clues from behavior and dress to distinguish men and women in everyday settings. It notes patterns like seating habits, barroom rounds, and beards to suggest whether a person is male or female, while joking that teens blur the distinctions.
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Corry Evening Journal Admits Its Wide-Ranging Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription and delivery terms including annual rates, monthly charges, and per copy pricing. It notes 60 cent weekly and other listed figures with publication date reference.
Children’s Day at First Christian Church in John son City Texas
A narrative scene from Children’s Day at the First Christian Church in John son City Texas. A six year old girl Marcia Gliddon tops the pageant as peers sing, a man in the third pew eyes her, and a quiet church crowd observes the morning program with hymn singing and a brief sermon.
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Food policy on Nasser sparks high level debate
Secret State Department deliberations probe whether to renew US grain shipments to Egypt as Nasser risks collapse amid protests and army unrest. The decision, due by June 30, carries spillover effects for Afro Asian leaders and U.S. Arab policy, with figures like Kosygin and Rusk weighing options.
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Policy on Letters to The Journal Publication
The Journal states letters will not appear in the LETTERS column unless the writer’s name and address are provided for publication. It emphasizes that opinions in letters are not necessarily those of The Journal. The notice outlines the requirement and the editorial stance on published letters.
Big Four for eign ministers seek speed in Italian peace talks
Paris ministers resumed work on an Italian peace treaty with emphasis on Trieste. An American source warned that the conference’s success or failure could hinge on the Soviet attitude toward Trieste.
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Corry News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Elizabeth Ranney Vera Brooks and Beulah Ran dall are noted. Pupils behind in classes may finish unfinished work before the next term. Don Craker and firefighters opened the Corry Mushball League with Clarence Shoop and the Kiwanians, final score about 22 to 5. Claretta June Hill born to Henry and wife at Corry Hospital. A former city resident who started an investment firm and was recently bankrupt will be examined by creditors in Cleveland.
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Nurses to Receive Diplomas at Corry Hospital School Ceremony
Disa W Sitler and Bessie M Kent will be awarded diplomas from Corry Hospital School for Nurses at a ceremony tonight in the Junior High School. Frank Laurie, president of the board, will present the certificates to the graduates.
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This Day in History June 17 1966 Highlights
Key events on June 17 across history include the Battle of Bunker Hill where British forces fell back after heavy losses, Lincoln's house divided speech after Senate bid, Allied bombings of Naples and Sicily, Elba invasion by French forces, early mobile radio service debut, Bolivian and Peruvian elections, and Johnson comments on Viet Nam peace talks.
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Blanden Named Principal for Six-Week Summer School
M. J. Blanden has been named principal of the six week summer school to be conducted here. He will be assisted by Mrs. McCormick and Miss [surname unreadable].
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Spark Your Health Sun Safety and Skin Care Advice
Public health column warns sunburn can be a real burn and stresses gradual tanning. It advises eye protection, limited exposure, and caution with sun reflectors, plus home remedies for relief and to consult a physician for uncertain skin sensitivity.
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