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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
2
An opinion piece contrasts Svetlana Alliluyeva and General Westmoreland for speaking out in America. It argues that supporters are praised while opponents are vilified, highlighting the double standard in free expression and the hostile reaction to commentaries on Vietnam policy.
Pennsylvania milk producers are paid by dealers based on blend price tied to utilization Class I II and Sub Class I. Calculations show a 100 pound milk sale priced by butterfat, with fixed rates for various classes and grades. The Milk Control Commission fixes minimum resale prices and may set maximums, with exemptions for farm produced milk and small consumer purchases.
Paul Harvey notes nursing evolved from Nightingale’s compassionate care to a highly skilled, autonomous, and tech driven profession. He cites nurses performing advanced tasks once reserved for doctors, with rising duties and self respect. He warns of a growing need for more nurses, estimating 125000 now and 207000 in three years.
Drew Pearson reflects on the Ethics Committee probe into Senator Tom Dodd, praising dissenting staffers who stood for honesty, noting political risk and media support. He links reforms to broader public-interest scrutiny and recalls parallel eyebrows raised at McCarthy era money trails.
Hal Boyle reports U S sources say the Viet Cong are expanding roles for women in guerrilla and main force units. Some tasks are noncombat, but women are increasingly used as entries, couriers, intelligence agents, and in base camp fortifications. Reports mention female Viet Cong units fighting and counting allied troop movements.
The piece recalls the Army McCarthy hearings with Senate criticism of McCarthy for rudeness to two senators. Senator Mundt supported his Republican ally, while Benton of Connecticut pushed for action leading to censure.
Fragmented OCR notes advertise advertising rates and mailing terms for the Corry Journal and related notices. It mentions post office, second class mail, and monthly or advance pricing with figures like $18.00 and $13.00.
In a health column, Dr. Coleman replies to Mrs. L. P. of Louisiana on risks of taking pep pills during pregnancy. He cautions that artificial stimulation from drugs can harm the unborn child, urges medical guidance, and questions reasons for long-term use. He also addresses annual pelvic exams after age 60, Pap smears, venereal disease transmission, and general health checks.
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