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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
2
A letter argues Corry's garbage service suffers from a broken vendor customer bond after March 1. It cites 600 non-participants, unresolved complaints on missed pickups and unbidded landfill fees, and asks city administration to restore the taxpayer as the customer and address elderly residents' higher charges.
Hal Boyle reports Ursula Andress, famed for Dr. No and Casino Royale, loves beauty and travel. She aims to invest wealth, decorate homes, or write poetry, insisting she is not defined by sex symbol status and remains unattached while exploring life.
Paul Harvey argues that some civil rights groups and minority leaders are being used by Communists to push their global agenda. He cites a Los Angeles meeting led by Henry Winston and plans for a White House conference, alleging agents seek to elect communists to Congress via border-state Mexican Americans.
Washington reports a secret California Democratic meeting planned a boycott of Bobby Kennedy, barred from fundraising dinners amid anger at his Vietnam remarks challenging Johnson. The piece notes Capitol Hill anxiety over Powell seating and critiques of various figures, with shifts in ethics scrutiny and Republican opposition.
A general rule allows property use unless it unduly interferes with neighbors. If a spotlight casts a disturbing glare on a neighbor’s property, court action could force removal or relocation after a full fact review by the judge. The note appears in Yesterday's Memories of Corry from March 23, 1941.
The piece reviews Pennsylvania sales tax growth from 1 percent in 1953 to its current level, noting party swings and political rhetoric. It questions future changes, suggesting possible rate shifts or removal of exemptions before Shafer's budgetary commitments.
A poor family seeks mental health help for an 18 year old daughter amid delays and overlapping social service agencies. The letter explains frustration with paperwork and time traps in obtaining psychological care and guidance. A second reader asks about elderly tinnitus and fears of stroke, with doctors advising reassurance and simple treatment.
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