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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
2
The article argues decades of specialty focus left the general practitioner underused and underappreciated. A new family specialist role is created to oversee a family’s overall health and provide expert referrals. Training expands, and professional attitudes improve toward the important family physician.
A fragmentary reminiscence by Jim Bishop about Ireland and Boston in a restaurant tale. He recalls Tom Maren, Cork, Bantry Bay, Ed Sullivan, and family roots, mixing humor with nostalgia and political jabs. The piece rolls through travel, Irish identity, and emigration to America.
On March 31 1854 the United States signed its first treaty with Japan opening two ports to trade. The entry notes Haydn birth in 1832 and the 1889 Eiffel Tower opening, plus 1917 Virgin Islands transfer and 1931 Managua quake and Rockne crash.
Washington leaders Kennedy and Mills discuss tax inequities during a private midair chat above the clouds. They weigh a proposed minimum tax affecting about 40 000 high earners and the revenue it would raise while noting broader reforms needed to curb tax avoidance and preserve charitable giving.
Merchants in Corry forecast big Friday night trade as a zoning session looms at 8 p.m. Local officials prepare the hall for the public meeting expected to draw several hundred residents. March 31, 1929.
New York commentary reflects on Dwight D. Eisenhower as a trusted paternal figure who inspired a generation. It credits his unity leadership in war and peace while noting critics who labeled him inept, and recalls his evolving place in history from Abilene to the presidency.
A Parade of MBAs from top schools like Harvard and Stanford shows a reluctance to join large firms. Mike Scott of Wharton explains MBAs prefer smaller companies where they can directly influence decisions. Studies note few MBAs enter small business one year after graduation.
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