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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion fluoridation is public health and Meadville Council earns praise for voting to bring fluoridation to the community. The note cites Evanston Illinois data showing lower dental costs and health benefits, urging Corry to adopt a better public health program through fluoridation.
Hal Boyle humor column reflects on teen behavior and parental admonitions. Nourished by nostalgic lines about money, dress, curfews, phone bills, braces, and future plans, the piece contrasts old shorthands with modern teen life and the parental refrain of discipline.
Paul Harvey notes that during Chicago's blizzard the press spotlighted sensational extremes while quiet acts of heroism, help, and daily endurance went largely unseen. He urges a wider view, comparing Chicago to wartime London and stressing the need to correct our gaze to see the 99 percent who help one another.
Investigative report highlights how Senator Tom Dodd and his relatives benefited from official travel, staff favors, and Senate funds. It details payments, private plane use, wedding expenses, and alleged influence peddling tied to Frawley and other donors. The piece cites a 1958 ethics code urging reporting of misconduct and notes staff reliance on government resources for education and travel.
National news coverage centers on trouble spots and troublemakers. Critics warn that without sharper reporting, the public may grow to mistrust the press and its vision.
Fragmentary notice from Corry Pennsylvania details postal rates and delivery options. It mentions second-class mail, annual prices of 15 dollars, and per-copy charges, with deadlines and carrier options referenced.
Harrisburg report notes a busy opening week in the legislature with 26 House bills and 18 Senate measures on the calendar. Highlights include a proposed revision to the "Sausage Law of 1911" and a shift to 109 percent distribution of liquid fuels funds, moving to April payouts under Shafer administration.
A reader seeks help to stop a five year old from thumb sucking and a widow asks about her 14 year old son sniffing glue. Dr Coleman urges patience, love, and avoiding embarrassment for the child with guidance to seek professional psychological help and medical evaluation in city clinics.
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