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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
2
A public opinion piece argues the CIA should fund information gathering, but condemns using student groups especially Berkeley protests as recruits. It warns against trusting demonstrators or “deranged malcontents” with tax dollars for covert spying and calls for better recruits.
In this Warrrensburg Star Journal piece the author echoes the Benjamin Franklin line that health is essential to a happy productive life. The short opinion argues good health is mankind’s most priceless possession and a core community value.
Harrisburg report chronicles repeated calls to boost the state's mental health budget. It recounts 1964 efforts by Governor Leader and the PCA to cure personnel shortages with large appropriations, while noting repeated failures to meet human needs despite big spending.
Paul Harvey argues for rapid SST development citing FAA readiness and Boeing GE investment. He contrasts costly overseas purchases with a U S built program that could boost exports, employment, and military use while recirculating money domestically amid debt.
Washington notes the Senate Ethics Committee probes the finances of Senator Tom Dodd with focus on campaign contributions and alleged leverage for private gain. Ed Sullivan, a longtime staffer, allegedly coordinated fund raising and favorable dealings including plans for procurement fees stock shares and ongoing income opportunities.
Yesterday's Memories notes Corry residents skating at Mead Park as ice clears and a new public address system plays music for skaters. It also reports the Moonlight train detouring due to snow near East Aurora, delaying arrival to Buffalo.
Miss Connell's high school girls topped Titusville 17 to 13 on Saturday night led by Dorothy Henry with 11 points. The article also notes local education board business and upcoming municipal elections with council races and a treasurer choice.
Hal Boyle notes that asking the wrong questions leads to trouble while curiosity signals learning. He cites examples from daily life and jokes about leadership, money, romance, and small decisions, then mentions an FBI memo about Cuban leaders wanting to kill Kennedy.
On this date Luther Burbank was born in 1649 and Bell received a patent for the telephone in 1876. The first transatlantic telephone call occurred in 1926. A 1946 Bari riot left at least 12 dead. Navy tanker Mission San Francisco collision occurred ten years ago. The Supreme Court upheld the 1965 Voting Rights Act a year ago.
Publication note from Corry Pennsylvania lists postal class Second Class Mail matter and annual subscription rates fifty cents per copy and weekly pricing. Advertising rates available upon application with deadlines and publication data referenced.
A distressed mother seeks guidance on a 24 year old daughter craving tranquilizers. The doctor notes tranquilizers cannot cure underlying problems and urges seeking professional help with a supportive approach. Persistent kindness and involved family support are advised to encourage medical guidance.
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