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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
2
The piece urges citizens in Corry to help curb auto theft as a national problem. It cites rising thefts since 1960, high recovery rates, and the burden on insurance and police. It calls for personal action by removing keys and locking cars, stressing community responsibility and a DOJ backed campaign.
The National Association of Manufacturers quotes a leading accounting firm warning that the IRS questions expense account levels and urges strict substantiation. Citizens wonder if public servant expense accounts receive the same scrutiny as private taxpayers, or enjoy special privilege.
A Bentleyville PA Courier opinion column asserts that government, business, schools and religious groups are making choices based on popularity rather than rightness, warning about the erosion of principled judgment across sectors.
Today in Corry includes a brief on Marshall pushing for a four power anti Germany alliance discussed in Moscow with Britain’s Begin amid peace talks on Germany and Austria. Also reported are a quiet day at Corry Hospital with no activity and a 1927 fire damage incident at a Worth street garage started by a backfire.
Jim Bishop recalls golf with Don Cuddy and other notable players like Julius Boros and Buddy Hackett. The piece depicts golfing as a humorous obsession shared by celebrities and writers, detailing Cuddy’s unpredictable yet effective style and the author’s self confessed lack of skill.
Drew Pearson profiles Representative L Mendel Rivers, linking his power in shaping military policy to base openings, funding channels, and personal ties. The piece exposes alleged security risks from Rivers alcohol issues and claims of military officials shielding him from public scrutiny amid ceremonies and commemorations.
Britain's pound steadies after IMF backed support and austerity measures push a reform era. The balance of trade improves as Britain aims to export more, while critics call for modernizing industry and raising competitiveness. Prime Minister Wilson faces reshaping Britain beyond costly austerity and old methods.
The notice lists events on March 10 across history: Jefferson becomes minister to England in 1785, a 1864 Union draft call for 500000 men, 1933 California earthquakes causing major damage and deaths, 1941 Roosevelt signs Lend Lease Act, and 1945 US firebombing of Tokyo.
In a reader question, Dr. Coleman explains there are no shortcuts to weight loss. He cites calories in versus calories burned, metabolic disorders, heredity, environment, and psychological factors. Exercise helps, pills and quick fixes do not, and sustained loss requires readiness for a medical plan.
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