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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
2
An editorial laments railroad funding priorities as it cites Corry's West Smith street crossing as the sole passable track crossing. It argues railroads dodge upgrades to save money while piggybacking freight grows, urging better maintenance of grade crossings to honor local business.
Hal Boyle’s Americana column catalogues witty and pointed remarks about women in the workforce from mid-century newsroom chatter. The snippets reveal attitudes on pay, promotion, attire, and social expectations as seen through office banter and casual barroom exchanges.
Paul Harvey reflects on past foreign policy missteps under Acheson and Truman, argues Fulbright and Kennedy jeopardize peace by public remarks, and criticizes public figures for influencing policy decisions. He warns American lives are at stake when senators oppose or muddle the administration's approach to Vietnam. He concludes with personal musings and light remarks.
In Congress a debate over L Mendel Rivers of South Carolina centers on his drinking and access to secrets. Critics say his alcoholism is a security flaw while allies defend his defense policy knowledge and leadership on the Armed Services Committee.
An Andrew image and partial masthead listing Corry Evening Journal staff and Associated Press service notes. Names such as George H Sante Allan Hasbrouck and G.T. Bergman appear among managers and editors while references to agency dispatches and second class mailing indicate standard newspaper operations.
Today In History notes on March 2 1967 mark a shift as the Federal Reserve Board flexes credit easing to align with administration aims. The piece mentions possible renewed term for William McChesney Martin and cites a tacit agreement shaping policy alongside past milestones from 176 to 1949.
The piece notes a year after public clashes Johnson and the board have reached a tacit accord. The Federal Reserve tightened money to curb spending but pressure is easing. The move targets money toward channels likely to fund home mortgages, potentially lowering borrowing costs for homes and big appliances.
A reader asks about night fishing with apparent moon blindness and possible vitamin A deficiency. Dr Coleman explains nyctalopia is rare and usually linked to vitamin A deficiency, urges full eye exams, and warns against dangerous nocturnal activity. He also addresses gonococcal arthritis and stresses consulting a physician, noting medical columns aid but cannot replace direct doctor care.
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