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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1967
Page
2
A 200 student protest at Villanova University near Philadelphia overturned tables and dumped food in a dining hall, disrupting 1,300 resident students for 15 minutes. The university stated it would not discipline participants, while warning it would take a dim view of the situation.
The Santa Paula Chronicle argues the President should extend the cooling-off pause to states so governors can halt strikes that harm innocent third parties. It notes current use targets large-scale disruptions and calls protecting smaller, local groups from distress.
Congress debates strengthening aid to Greece and Turkey with American money weapons and limited military missions following reports of Soviet attempts to influence the region. Dr N Troy Gillette travels from Florida after an emergency hospital board call in Corry. Charles Parkhurst joins Russell Beckwith and will start April 1 handling Jeeps Willys cars and trucks.
The city moves toward reorganization of the Boy Scouts with a training course for prospective scoutmasters and patrol leaders led by Harry E. Prayer, Erie Scout counselor. Carl W. Smith buys Hiram Johnson’s stake in St Pierre and Johnson Kinney Spiesman Waller form a new plumbing firm to debut April 10.
Jim Bishop critiques the U S income tax process in a personal narration detailing the workload in district offices. He cites automated audits and common suspicions while noting corporate avoidance strategies by United States Steel. The piece mixes humor and frustration about audits and government procedures.
Washington observers note a somber close to the Dodd hearings as Senators judge their colleague over transferring 170000 from campaign funds to personal use. The piece traces Dodd’s finances and lifestyle, contrasting with other lawmakers and explaining the broader tax and charity context.
A fragmented notice lists staff roles including George H Sample Allan Hasbrough and Bergman as production and pressroom foremen. It notes exclusive rights to AP content, postal details, and subscription rates with mailing and carrier prices and advance payment terms.
Harrisburg notebook notes President Johnson restored some highway funds but Pennsylvania still awaits the full 97 million. About 25 million is now available with 8 million previously restored. State highways head Robert Bartlett cautions the gap remains wide as lawmakers seek July clarity. The piece also honors late Governor Edward Martin, recalling his 1940s era service and a personal anecdote from the author.
A reader complains her husband brings a heavy briefcase home, claiming deadlines. Dr Coleman suggests deadlines create tension and offers tactful advice to encourage leaving the case in the car for a peaceful evening. He notes work pressures can affect family harmony and advises open discussion.
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