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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
2
The Corry Journal discusses a volatile New Orleans saga involving district attorney accusations and an unnamed informer. The piece questions the credibility and timing of claims linked to the Warren Commission and notes the burden to substantiate facts for public trust.
Harrisburg commentary notes the Shafer Administration's early two month rule and the overnight shift in government, predicting disappointment for those who supported the change. The piece frames political transition as swift and uneven, with skeptical tone about new leadership.
A early report notes Governor Shafer’s first weeks resemble prior administrations with unchanged Capitol routines. Few personnel shifts, ongoing budget debates, and a focus on whether to call a constitutional convention mark the transition.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including Publisher George sample, General Manager William Eaton, City Editor Attan labret, Advertising Manager JOR McLaughlin, Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman, Production Manager. Associated Press operates a public access service with standard mail and advertising deadlines.
James Bishop profiles Henry Youngman Brooklyn born comic known as the “plea guy” for his rapid fire jokes and long career. He toured radio TV stages from Kate Smith to Carson and Gleason, earning about $100000 yearly while remaining prolific and unselfish with material.
Washington column questions integrity of Rep. Mendal Rivers and Rep. John McMillan over security risks and favors from defense contractors. Rivers allegedly used Air Force jets and accepted a Chrysler tied to a dealer, while McMillan faced conflicts linked to a vending company and a stadium bond. Also notes Communist Party aims and a diplomatic embassy incident involving Sen. Allen Ellender.
A slice of Hal Boyle Americana notes with statistics on sleepwalking obesity insurance and shamrocks plus a 1947 Corry memory including a Supreme Court decision on John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers and local civic news about a new Cub Pack No. 180 meeting and a child’s arm fracture.
The American Heart Association classifies heart disease into four categories by how daily activities are affected. Class 1 patients show no limits, while Classes 2 to 4 reflect increasing symptoms and restrictions. Sleep needs vary. eight hours can benefit the elderly, though requirements differ by individual. Smallpox vaccination intervals are typically five to seven years for re-entry. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for future columns.
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