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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1967
Page
2
The piece questions public bias toward violence on TV and why viewers cheer the Clay Terrell fight while condemning other brutality. It notes the double standard between sport violence and “the usual mugging” on screen and asks readers to figure out their own stance.
Democrats lose top control in Harrisburg altering the insurance debate. With neither house under their sway, they struggle to keep the issue alive as pro administration Republicans steer reform plans led by the Shafer administration.
Paul Harvey argues dairy farmers push to boost prices by dumping milk risks violence and market disruption. He cites NFO support from Walter Reuther and warns the approach harms the American way while noting efficiency and farm costs. He contrasts imports and domestic dairy hardship with broader agricultural pressures.
In an interview during a Latin America tour, President Eduard Frei Montalva discusses balancing foreign copper investment with national interests, backing partnerships with American companies. He cites plans to boost copper production, steel output, and new plants, arguing cooperation can achieve economic revolutions without conflict.
A partial local reminiscence page notes Corry memories dated March 20 1947. The item is a clipped newspaper fragment with publication details and pricing per copy and per week, plus a postal note.
London shop Simon’s introduces real hair false moustaches as a novelty craze. Sold out within hours, priced from 4.20 to 7, with styles like Viva Zapata and Hitler toothbrush. Customers include men seeking party fun and a few film star connections, while some shave their real beards to try the look.
On this date in 1842 sulphuric ether first used as anesthetic by Dr Crawford Long in Jefferson Georgia. Also 1822 Florida territorial government established. 1867 Alaska purchase treaty signed paying Russia 7.2 million. 1941 Axis vessels in US ports placed under protective custody. 2003 Seawolf submarine commissioned. 1963 Kennedy appoints Byron White to Supreme Court.
A reader asks about nasal drop overuse and rebound congestion. Dr Coleman explains dependence risks, possible cortisone use under supervision, allergy testing, and seeking allergy treatment. Another letter asks about eye pressure in glaucoma and the importance of context over a single number.
Local dealership announces a truck sale with limited stock and reduced prices. Details include model availability and contact information for the sale event at the showroom.
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