Opinion: Erie urged to measure community standards against obscenity
In Our Opinion argues a city must test local standards to curb obscenity and pornography. The Erie City Council debated eight ordinances, while ACLU retorts enforcement would spark endless appeals, urging a measured, community guided approach.
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Lecture on sex stirs doubts about children and parenting
Jim Bishop recalls a dinner discussion featuring Gene Kroll and a preadolescent audience. The dialogue touches on sexuality education, parental influence, and the contrast between love and the awkward realities of guiding youths.
Corry 1946 reminiscence notes wartime and local events
Reports from March 11 1946 recount Chinese nationalist and Communist reinforcements moving toward Mukden as Soviet troops withdraw. Britain and the United States protest Russia’s Manchuria presence and removal of industrial machinery. A Spar tansburg youth is beaten on the Spartansburg Corry road after stopping to aid a wrecked car. Walter H. Scott to MC a Corry Women's Victory dinner honoring over 100 volunteers from wartime canteen service. Angelo Frisina returns home from Miami after working with the New York Giants and prepares for spring drills with the Trenton farm club next month.
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Dinner meeting draws merchants and city leaders
About 73 merchants and businessmen attended the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Phoenix Hotel. L. M. Gavin spoke, and the event topped the first supper in success.
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Today In History March 11 1966 Highlights
On this date 1888 the great blizzard began and lasted until March 14 with drifts up to 20 feet in the middle Atlantic states and New England, over 400 lives lost. Other items note U S Navy funding in 1794 German forces crossing Austria in 1938 and Israel conflict context.
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Vacant lots evoke memories nationwide in Hal Boyle’s Americana
Readers across the country reminisce about old vacant lots from their childhoods. Letters from Rose M. Modisette in Pasadena, Warren E. LaPlante of Chico, Betty Joyce of Miami, and Mrs. William Linker of Yakima describe spaces once alive with Indians legends, water buckets, ground squirrels, tents in WWI, and later gardens.
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Experts Debate China's Threat and U S Vietnam Policy
Washington voices weigh China as a potential rival with experts testifying before the House Far East Subcommittee. Analysts diverge on China's military threat while focusing on Vietnam policy and U S strategic interests in Asia.
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Is inflation already here or just around the corner
The article investigates signs of inflation and policy responses. It outlines wage pressures, rising raw material costs, inventory builds, and demand strains, with Federal Reserve rate hikes and possible higher taxes as tools. It notes potential effects on business investment, wages, and the dollar’s balance.
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Corry Evening Journal Publishes Local Notices
The Corry Evening Journal prints notices including names and addresses of local residents and business representatives. The piece lists pricing for subscriptions, delivery options, and publication rights.
What Is the Structure and Health of the Uterus
Dr Coleman explains the uterus as a pear shaped powerful muscle in the pelvis with the cervix at its lower end. The egg is fertilized in the uterus lining and grows during pregnancy, and the uterus contracts to birth. Diseases include infections inflammation degenerative changes and tumors both benign and malignant. The Pap test and cervix biopsy aid cancer detection and treatment. Fibroid tumors are benign growths that can appear in various uterine locations. Sometimes fibroids are removed with partial removal of the uterus.
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