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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, June 21, the editorial attacks federal Aid to Dependent Children for supporting illegitimate children and higher payouts to mothers with more legitimate offspring. It argues these incentives foster illegitimacy and juvenile delinquency, urging limited support after a first illegitimate birth to curb the problem and reduce taxpayer burdens.
Representative George W. Alexander from Clarion County defies the Shafer administration by opposing a $267 million tax increase to fund a planned $1.8 billion budget. His stance challenges party lines and sparks questions about growing taxation and spending in Pennsylvania.
The piece argues Moscow’s threats misled Nasser and stalled U.S. action in Vietnam. It cites May 1967 Soviet pledges, Soviet naval movements, and Arab and Israeli responses to illustrate how communist pressure affected Western resolve and strategy. It contends that bold U.S. action could have ended the war sooner, criticizing overcautious policy.
UN General Secretary Thant allowed a top UFO advocate to speak to the Outer Space Affairs Committee. The piece ties U S and British planes to Israel's victory, notes Arab pilots trained in the United States, mounting anti American demonstrations in Saudi Arabia, and a broad view of tariffs on out of state wines and licensing fees. It mentions Nasser’s Big Lie and ongoing diplomatic breakups with Libya and Jordan.
On East Main Street neighbors urge the council to address a hazardous stretch between King Street and Shady Avenue after cars reportedly travel at 60 to 70 mph. The issue, discussed at the next regular council session on July 7, follows resident petitions.
In a light column, Hal Boyle argues American talk has declined to holler murmur and grunt. He proposes upbeat icebreakers and humorous vignettes to revive lively discourse, including jokes about miniskirts, IRS letters, and goofy office banter, ending with a toast to lively chatter.
Advice for travelers anxious about illness abroad. Emphasizes modern communication, physician coordination, and pretravel checkups. Recommends medical IDs, vaccination considerations, and practical steps to avoid travel sickness, with guidance to consult one’s own doctor for personal issues.
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