No Instant Cure for Civil Unrest Says Our Opinion
In Our Opinion There’s no instant cure not even money. The United States faces fiscal crises while fighting wars abroad and at home. The National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders proposes a guaranteed income of 3000 dollars for those below it, funded by 11 to 25 million dollars in handouts. The piece argues such subsidies won't curb urban unrest and urges education and long term community programs instead.
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United States
Vietnam
Corry items reflect education, politics and local life
A roundup from Corry and nearby towns covers teacher militancy fears from a national administrators’ meeting, a memorial gift for late educator Mrs Elona Wood, Marine Lance Corporal Mountain in Vietnam, Thiel and San Diego alumni news, and local civic notes. Also notes on a housing discussion, ambulance finances, and upcoming events including a Kennedy appearance and a workshop for campers. Local business updates include new offset printing gear, and Jamestown College graduates.
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American ‘Association of School
Atlantic City
Edinboro J
Elona Wood
Richard Mountain
Marion Street
Marine
Phu Bai
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Bachomen
University of San Diego College
Richard Bachomer
West Park Place
Beaver
Hatch Street
Thiel
America
Kenneth B. Lee
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Beth Brickell Rising Star From Gentle Ben Series
Hal Boyle profiles Beth Brickell star of Gentle Ben as she heads toward wider video fame and future film work. The Camden Arkansas native studied political science before pursuing acting, toured 17 countries, taught shorthand in Rome, and finally found success in New York TV ad work before landing Gentle Ben.
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Gentle Ben
Florida Everglades
Dennis Weaver
Beth
Bruno
Tyery
Reat
Camden
Atk
University of Arkansas
U.S. Foreign Service
Scotland
Soviet Union
Rome
New York
Actors Studio
Hollywood
Corry business leaders reshuffle amid fire rehab plans
Corry City Council ordered condemnation of the gutted Imperial Ho ld building amid several improvements over the past days. An $85 000 remodel project spanning 2 1/2 years aims to finish at Hotel Corry this summer. Louis Valentine said new Chamber officers Earl Cherry heads the group with Robarn A. Ott as vice president and others among the directors.
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Paul Meerdink
Charles
Bracken
Imperial Hold
Corry
Louis Valentine
Earl. Cherry
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Robarn A. Ott
Forest fires needed to restore some forests says Paul Harvey
A column argues that some forests require periodic fires for regeneration. It cites sequoia seedbeds, seedling competition, and watershed health, noting fires can clear scrub, aid germination, and prevent overgrowth. The piece warns careful management is needed and political caution may hinder forester judgment.
Questions on Corry fire protection and downtown study
City responses detail annual fire protection costs around 65 000 dollars covering salaries hydrants water and maintenance with no charges to township partners unless no local protection exists. A central business district study aims to identify problems and guide future changes and borrowing for downtown improvements, possibly under a federal urban renewal program.
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Corry
March 16 1968 history highlights and milestones
On this date in history 1935 Adolf Hitler defied the Versailles Treaty and reintroduced universal military training in Germany. In 1521 Ferdinand Magellan reached the Philippines. In 1751 James Madison was born in Port Conway Virginia. In 1802 Congress authorized West Point. In 1842 US troops arrived in Australia. In 15 Japanese resistance on Iwo Jima ended after a brutal Pacific battle.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Ferdinand ‘Magellan
Philippines
U.S
James Madison
Port Conway
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Australia
Two Jima
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Pyts
William
Pittsburgh
Asher ‘Thompson
Pittsfield
Thompson
Robert Kennedy
Franklin
Corry Journal Printing Department
Heidelberg
Ipress
Journal
North East Breeze
Covery Area Industrial Development Corp
Joseph Vigorito
Artie Shaw
Murphy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Jamestown Business College
Corry High School
Judith Barr
Marjorie Barr
Grove Street
Edmond Barr
Donald L. Tanner Jr
East Columbus Avenue
JoElen Mallick
Barr
Tanner
Linda Wolcott
Darwin Wolcott
Random Road
Gordon Bigelow
Gordon Bigelow Sr
East Smith Street
JBC
Beth Brickell
Hal Boyle
Gentle
Ben’ Star
Stanford Hose
State Armory
Guardsmen
Salvation Army
Paul Harvey
Forest
Department of Be Considered
Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Smokey the Bear
Johnson
Redwoods
California
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