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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the article argues Cassius Clay should not serve in the U S Army. It contends his antiwar stance and demeanor would endanger fellow soldiers and make him a problem for an army at war. It notes Black Muslims serving as volunteers and says Clay cannot hide behind religion.
Washington reports the Outdoor Advertising Association launches a five million dollar lobbying campaign to undermine highway beautification. Democrats tied to Foster and Kreiser push, with Rep. Kluczynski of Chicago and Rep. Wright of Fort Worth portrayed as fronts. Metro Media ties and state lobbying noted with scenic billboards used as public art to sway opinion.
The piece argues that Russian isolation shaped Moscow into three walls the Wooden City White City and the Kremlin and traces the 1917 Petrograd upheaval to a cascading set of stateless nations within the USSR. It contends the world revolution failed as socialism spread slowly with the United States moving toward the center and Mao leading China in a revised struggle.
The Milk Control Commission licenses dealers and haulers, requires monthly reports, and sets prices for milk. Fees scale with volume, bonds insure payments, and audits ensure accuracy. Public hearings determine price orders and marketing areas. Hawaii considers similar control amid trade concerns.
If a person believes they were cheated by a mail order company via the U.S. mails and the amount is small, they should file a full report with the local Post Office to reach the Postmaster General. This helps ensure the incident is addressed and prevents recurrence.
On this date in history, Grant crossed the Rapidan in 1864 opposing Lee, Columbus landed Jamaica in 1494, Washington DC incorporated 1802, Rhodes became Cape Colony premier in 1892, Mitchell won the 1937 Pulitzer, Chiang Kai-shek visited the White House in 1943, and quinine was produced at Harvard in 1944. Yesterday’s memories from 1947 and 1927 note local Corry events including a prison riot, factory work, cancer fundraising, maple syrup shipments, and a store front redevelopment.
Dr Coleman explains how prolonged loud sounds damage cochlear nerve endings and reduce high tone hearing. He notes decibels, typical daily noise around 50 decibels, and loud levels 90 to 160 decibels from gunfire planes and typewriters, urging noise reduction to spare hearing and prevent fatigue and irritability. He also mentions patient questions on stomach ulcers and gall bladder, advise seeking examination and X rays for persistent symptoms.
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