We’ll Bet On The Younger Generation For News
The Journal argues that campus youth are largely clean cut and sane, countering wire service hops on hippie stereotypes. Two staffers visited Pennsylvania State University at State College to observe 20,000 students and found minimal signs of the feared “hip” culture. The piece contrasts media depictions with real behavior, noting mature, well-groomed students, peaceful nightlife, and songs like Battle Hymn of the Republic. It concludes by dismissing fears, stating the younger generation will make it.
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Journal
State College
Pennsylvania State University
Credit and credit where due in constitutional vote
The Pennsylvania constitutional convention approval prompts debate over who deserves credit. Governor Shafer initiated the plan and marshaled support, yet Democrats and rival politicians helped pass the measure, challenging the notion of Shafer’s sole victory amid campaign rhetoric and cross party backing.
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Shafer
Pennsylvania
Ray Shafer
Constitutional Convention
Mr. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Hayden blocks Goldwater speeches printing amid Senate battles
In a clash over publishing Barry Goldwater's 1961 and 1964 campaign speeches, Senator Carl Hayden uses seniority to block funding for the $120,000 project, while Goldwater and allies lobby for completion. The dispute surfaces during Senate Appropriations and Printing committee actions as Shriver and Tenzer discuss related anti poverty and tax issues.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Hayden
Congress
Arizona
Goldwater
Louth
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joint Committee On Printing
Herbert Tenzer
D-N.y
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Sargent Shriver
the Senate Commerce
Fee
Today in History list of events for May 23 1967
Today in history reviews notable events on May 23 across years. Germany declares war on Italy in 1915, Saint Albans battle in 1955, Panama Canal bill in 1914, Social Security Act constitutional in 1937, Rome drive from Anzio beachhead, Churchill resigns in 1945, Himmler’s suicide in 1945, postage rate debate, Raoul Salan sentencing, Da Nang rebellion collapse.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
Saint Albans
U.S
House of Representatives
U.S. Supreme Court
Rome
Anzin Beachhead
Winston Churchill
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
House Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Paris
Raoul Salan
Secret Army
da Nang
Vietnam
Corry Evening Journal publisher and staff notice
Fragmentary OCR shows Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher and staff roles, date and pricing details garbled. Indicates traditional newspaper metadata and advertising management information from Cory, Pennsylvania with associated press policy lines and rate notes.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sunda West South Stree Corry
Cory Evening Journal
George J. Sample
Williamston
No Bargain With Government Services by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey rails at government programs including the Job Corps criticizing high per pupil costs and low completion rates. He contrasts Mississippi vocational junior colleges and Fort Custer results with the Job Corps, urging a shift to trade education and cost cuts. He calls to restore basic shop and technical courses to public schooling.
Corry Memories Note May 23 1947 Summary
Washington Senator Bridges says Republicans plan to cancel $1 billion in appropriations from the last Democratic Congress in a push to cut federal spending by at least $4.5 billion below Truman's estimate. Corry retailers vote to open Friday nights for six months, staying open till 7 pm, aligning with grocery hours. Warren Dragons rally for two late runs to defeat the Corry Beavers 4 to 2 in Warren.
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Washington
Bridges
Congress
Truman
Corry
Warren Dragons
Corry Beavers
Warren
Lindbergh Flight Stirs City Pride in 1927 Echoes
Residents recalled Armistice days as Corry marked Lindberghs epic flight with renewed interest. Street department workers battled rain damage from last night floods and repaired havoc on dirt streets.
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Corry
Lindbergh
Aphasia and Stroke Recovery Talk by Dr Coleman
The article discusses aphasia as a common consequence of stroke and brain injury, detailing forms such as amnesia, motor, sensory, and optic aphasia. It stresses emotional distress, family support, early rehabilitation, and the role of speech specialists in restoring communication.
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Paul Slosberg
New York City
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