In Our Opinion They Made America Great
A reflective piece praising three Vietnam era families the Greenwalds Spicers and Dunsmores. It notes Mr and Mrs David Greenwald receiving a Bronze Star with V device and Purple Heart for their son killed in action on November 20. Jonathan Spicer a medic wounded under fire writes from Vietnam and leaves a will. Ken Dunsmore serves in Vietnam awaiting his return while his fiancée Sharon Balon seeks a maid job to aid travel plans. The column frames these stories as exemplars of American character and resolve.
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Greenwald
Vietnam
Demonstrations and Daylight Time Proposals Stir Harrisburg
Columnist notes lawmakers and state workers threaten demonstrations over pay raises. The piece recalls a health bulletin linking noise levels to rock and roll venues, proposes year round Daylight Saving Time benefits, and reports Pennsylvania beer distributor purchases highlighting popular pint cans.
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Senate
Reuben H. Miller
Insylvania
Kennedy Blitzkrieg Shapes Kennedy Johnson Contest
Drew Pearson reports on Kennedy’s campaign tactics aimed at campus crowds and local leaders, financed by the Kennedy fortune, and contrasts with Johnson’s neglect of local fronts. He notes telephone drives, campus receptions, and endorsements from Mexican American and New York leaders, warning of a delegate scramble with McCarthy still in play.
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Joe Crangie
Erie County
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Buffalo
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Lake Erie
Joe Crangle
Easter in Corry Brings Quiet Townwide Observance
Easter Sunday in Corry saw no turnout drop despite 18 degree temperatures and sparse Easter finery. Edinboro Vets upset Corry Hockets 52 94 in open ERA for the league crown before a small junior high crowd. Maple sap ran after two subfreezing nights as fire zone ordinances hinder repairs. Insurance rep warns impacts on rates. Mrs Harold Brown hosts a BYM Club evening with Bridge at her East Congress home.
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Corry Hockets
Harold Brown
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B.Y IM
Scorecard on candidates for president and party
A compact, era style briefing profiles Lyndon B Johnson Nelson Nixon Eugene McCarthy and Robert Kennedy. It lists births education marriages children and careers including senate terms and presidential runs. The piece portrays Johnson as the eventual president and loyal Democrat, Nixon as a political survivor, McCarthy as a temperate campaigner, and Kennedy as an experienced candidate with strong party appeal.
What Is The Law about sewer line duties after sale
The answer explains that without seller warranties on sewer conditions, the buyer bears repair costs after possession. If the seller conceals defects or misrepresents proper sewer lines, the seller may be liable for buyer repairs. Regardless, consult an attorney for remedial steps.
Today in History highlights from wars and politics
On this date in history many events are noted including the 1632 Treaty of J where French and English claims in America were divided, 1943 meat rationing began in the United States, 1790 birth of John Tyler, 1647 American forces under Winfield Scott occupied Vera Cruz, 1867 the Dominion of Canada created, 1932 Jack Benny made radio debut on Ed Sullivan, Khrushchev’s power shifts a decade ago, a fire at the Sherry Biltmore Hotel five years ago, and a note about The Corry Journal inviting brief reader letters with signatures for publication.
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Winfield Scott
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Dominion of
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Jack Benny
Ed Sullivan
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai S. Bulganin
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