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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
2
The piece argues the mayor and City Council should boost police mobility to cover the city faster. It notes mobile criminals outpace patrols and suggests options like more cars or foot patrols to address hotspots such as West South street car jockeying scenes.
A column of humorous observations notes that most beggars are overweight, school history is disliked, and housewives seek fitting lampshades. It jokes that intelligent arena fans are the wrestlers, and civiliation paradoxes rise with price of shoes. The piece comments on career girls and wigs, money habits, and domestic tensions reflected in lending and luxury.
Paul Harvey reflects on mine warfare and countermeasures, praising advances in mine sweeping with helicopters and electronic gear while noting a new cheap Vietnam tactic of oil can mines with a wire trigger. He warns that such one man devices bypass high cost bombs and threaten ships and bases, urging adaptation to jungle warfare. He cites Da Nang and coastal Marines, and cites Denis Healy on nuclear risk. The Corry Journal invites reader letters with signatures and addresses for publication.
Harrisburg discusses using toll roads as a temporary filler for the state’s highway program amid reduced federal funding. The piece recalls the Pennsylvania Turnpike’s historic opening and notes ongoing questions about tolling as a solution to funding gaps.
A retrospective on Pennsylvania road funding traces the 1910 turnpike launch to ongoing highway plans, noting the shift to tolls amid a sprawling interstate system. Officials estimate 31.7 billion needed for 1972 to 1985, with current programs and political pressure shaping a costly, contentious debate.
The Corry Evening Journal lists pricing and mailing details, rates per year and per copy, advertising deadlines, and publication rights. It notes exclusive use for republication and AP content, with post office and mail matter classifications and general rate information.
Chief Justice Earl Warren toured Sucre meeting the Bolivian Supreme Court and the diaspora of Quechua speakers. He spoke on democracy and the U S Constitution stressing that liberty lives in people and leaders and noting the unique status of Bolivia's courts.
Colitis is an inflammatory colon condition. diagnosis relies on tests like stool analysis, X rays, proctoscopy, and cultures. A strict high protein diet, avoidance of allergenic foods, and corticosteroids plus antibiotics offer control and hope.
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