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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
2
Harvard researchers suggest fluoride may prevent osteoporosis and calcification of the aorta in older adults, based on a North Dakota versus low fluoride area comparison. If confirmed, findings could complicate anti fluoridation arguments and influence city council views on water fluoridation.
A reader argues that government tax collection requires strict accounting of every penny and asserts taxpayers deserve a parallel full accounting of how tax dollars are spent across government agencies and programs. The letter contends transparency should extend to all fiscal use.
A local inquiry asks if City Council truly listens to residents. Officials explain decisions reflect community welfare, citing laundromat zoning, May street apartments approvals, and the garbage ordinance. They note protests were limited and decisions aim to balance needs, with questions answered about refuse rules and pickup.
An unreadable OCR fragment from the Corry Evening Journal lists printing and postal details, with mentions of Associated Press and local post office, but no clear news event or names readable for summary.
Paul Harvey laments a no win Vietnam policy and rebukes claims of humane war. He argues troops bear misery and death, decries selective bombing limits, and urges a stronger, clearer stance against Hanoi. He warns against waging wars as painless chess games and stresses the need to confront the conflict openly.
Local notes include a protest at a City Council meeting over a garbage ordinance, a resident’s farm burial claim, and a street pickup on a Saturday. Other items report Bruce R. Myers set to graduate from California College of Mortuary Science, Ronald Harrington completing Fort Dix vehicle training, dividends declared by Associated Spring, and two Grove City College students making the dean’s list.
Hal Boyle reflects on urban nature hunger as city dwellers crave a personal patch of green. He cites Corry Municipal Authority, garbage collection changes, and Aero-Flow treasurer George Wurm in New Jersey. The column ends with a vignette of a man and his wife sharing a tree and spring anticipation.
A Yale New Haven Medical Center program links Connecticut physicians with heart specialists by phone to treat newborns with congenital defects. If hospitalization is needed, beds are ready at the Newborn Special Care Unit, reducing infant mortality and extending medical horizons. The article also notes insulin delivery research and at least one appetite for needleless approaches, plus health guidance from the “Speaking of Your Health” column.
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