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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
2
A Washington businessman Richard L Bast plans a topless go go palace for U S GIs in Saigon recruiting 10 to 25 wholesome American girls to perform The proposal draws sharp criticism as an inappropriate morale move and raises questions about its fit with wartime security and propriety.
In White Sulphur Springs Montana a column argues that government overspending leads to inflation harming ordinary people. The writer asserts inflation is the outcome of excessive government spending and warns readers about the impact on their finances.
Warren Pa residents recall yesterday's blaze at the Warren State Hospital dairy barn that left two volunteer firefighters seriously injured and an inmate missing possibly dead. Firemen battled drifting snows while Highway crews aimed to keep Routes 6 and 277 passable amid the storm.
Fine progress is reported in March 1927 as the Mutual Telephone Company advances removal of obsolete equipment and infrastructure, improving service and efficiency.
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Jim Bishop reports on Glenn M. Hearin's concept of a majority man based on census data and a powerful computer. The piece catalogs income, education, occupation, and geography among 5.5 million men, highlighting variances within the so called average group and noting shifts from farming to factory work and professional roles.
Drew Pearson suggests President Kennedy clashed with the CIA after the Bay of Pigs and that rumors of a Castro assassination plot involving Robert Kennedy circulated. The column notes FBI discounting of rumors, mentions possible Havana involvement, and describes internal Kennedy era tensions with the agency.
A historical snapshot for March 3 mentions the 1701 District of Columbia organization, Florida's 1845 admission to statehood, and Alexander Graham Bell born in 1847. The note also recalls a 1957 arrival of West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano in Washington.
Harrisburg notes open access push as Sen ate Bill No 1 faces debate. Fineman vows open press deliberations. Snowy Capitol days disrupt traffic and push early closures. Milk Control Commission may be abolished in a three sentence House bill. Vanport bridge near Beaver County to feature heated skid free ramps with Mich ael Baker Jr Inc leading design.
Readers question ether as an antiseptic for wounds and dizziness from low blood pressure. Dr Coleman notes safer substitutes, explains postural hypotension and simple remedies, and cautions against vague illness prognoses while inviting more letters for general health topics.
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