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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, the Coatesville Record discusses a shop sign claiming advertising is charity. It argues giants of industry spend on ads for returns, not philanthropy, and that small stores rely on advertising to survive, though the sign suggests owners live off philanthropy and yachts.
Grass Roots Opinion notes sharp price gains over the past year and the need to name the trend inflation rather than cost of living. Everitt Washington Herald reviews that Social Security payroll taxes have risen from 30 dollars in 1949 to 290.40 today, with potential further boosts in 1968 under proposals by President Johnson.
Jim Bishop paints cities through personified metaphors, rating places from Nevada to Newark with vivid images. The piece links a town's character to its people and landmarks, ending with a fragment about Salina, Kansas.
Rep James J A Gallagher a Levittown Democrat stands out for his sharp role in education issues. As former chair of the House Higher Education Committee he helped force Penn State to resume National Student Defense Loan aid and pressured state funding decisions while amassing bipartisan leverage.
On this date in 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe published Uncle Tom's Cabin. Also noted: Newton died in 1727, Henrik Ibsen born in 1828, MacArthur said I shall return in 1942, Hungary seized by Nazis in 1944, Britain allowed women in diplomatic posts in 1946, Eisenhower and Macmillan met in Bermuda ten years ago, Khrushchev and Kennedy space talks five years ago, and the World Cup trophy stolen in London a year ago.
Entered at the Post Office of Corry Pennsylvania Second Class Mall Matter. Rates listed include 1590 per year and 1300 per year by mail. In advance by Carsler ten cents per copy and sixty cents per week. Advertising rates and deadlines set with 9 a.m. deadline prior publication date.
Washington column criticizes the Senate Ethics Committee probe into Senator Dodd. It highlights alleged overlooked points including Dodd’s backdoor law practice, payroll padding, gifts, loans, and favors to lobbyists. The piece references testimony on tax treatment of donations, a loan from Lazarus Hayman, and Dodd’s role in a government park case.
Readers learn that most abdominal pain stems from simple causes like constipation or indigestion, with fever nausea or vomiting signaling urgent care. The guide emphasizes describing symptoms to a doctor by phone and warns epilepsy patients and colleagues about disclosure, while noting fever as a helpful infection indicator and inviting questions for Dr Coleman.
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