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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
3
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The readable fragments discuss early dental formation and the transformation of baby teeth into adult teeth. The text hints at cavities and changes in tooth structure, but the context is incomplete and ambiguous.
Readable fragments show a brief notice likely about a local matter. No clear names, dates, or actions are fully legible, but the clipping preserves a single event reference and official tone from a community newspaper page segment.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Switzerland for a two week tour across six countries, pressing a nonproliferation treaty and urging prompt action on the Kennedy trade round in Geneva. He warns the nuclear issue is life and death and seeks to reassure allies the U.S. will not trade European interests for East-West deals amid six week recess in talks.
Washington AP report notes over 300 law enforcement officials, judges, professors, and state legislators will discuss more than 200 recommendations from the National Crime Commission. The 162 page report urges changes in police operations, schools, prosecutors, social services, and corrections to address widespread underreporting of crime and to shift from punishment to treatment, with debate on constitutional questions like police questioning standards following Miranda.
Services for Mrs. Zola B. Welden were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers named. attendees from Westfield and North East, Erie, New York City, Cleveland, Union City, Findley Lake among others. A second item notes a Rhode Island Senate bill to ban tobacco use by those under 16 in public with $10 fines.
Larry Click, extension agriculture engineer, will speak to the adult agriculture class at Corry Area High School on April sth at 6 40 p m. He will present slides and cover feed and manure handling systems. All interested farmers are invited.
State Police seek 37 year old R. D. 1 Grand Valley woman Geraldine Marie Burleigh missing since Friday. Last seen in Titusville with neighbors to shop wearing a black dress a gold sweater and a full length coat. She is five feet one inch tall weighs 110 to 115 pounds has dark brown and gray hair wears glasses and has relatives in Titusville Oil City Erie and Buffalo New York.
President Johnson faces Senate delays over a Latin American aid resolution linked to the Punta del Este summit. House action would commit funds on a matching basis and back a common market, while Fulbright and Gore urge constitutional adherence and program-by-program oversight amid mixed Latin growth data.
A spokesman for Erie milk processors declined to comment on ongoing picketing. In Venango County, NFO member Robert W. Pitt said negotiations would begin today with two dairies, Mongs Dairy Co. of Seneca and Purity Milk Co. of Oil City. Pickets delayed truck movement at Qito Milk Co. plant in New Bethlehem with no violence reported. State police investigate a report a bullet hit a milk truck owned by Roy Minich of Mayport.
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