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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
2
Our Opinion argues merchants depend on through traffic and suffer when crossings close. It praises railroads for repairs but urges collaboration with City Council and railroads to limit impact. A proposal suggests nightly closures from 5 PM to 2 AM with temporary planking for shoppers.
In Columbia Mississippi the Columbian Progress notes the death of a civil rights bill in the U S Senate signals a political wind shift. It argues politicians generally vote to align with constituents on emotive bills, citing riots and disorder in cities as a key factor shaping public opinion.
The column argues Pennsylvania state public relations spending is bloated by hidden costs, inflated phone and production expenses, and a lack of justified need. It cites Capitol Hill press staff, a half million dollar annual salary tab, and editors’ backlash against overpraised publicity efforts.
Paul Harvey surveys golf as a passionate, punishing pursuit where the big man and the little ball duel endlessly. He quips that masochism, humor, and misery attend the game while noting golfers’ stubborn persistence, foibles, and faith that the first tee leads to eternity.
A White House stance rejects Joint Chiefs of Staff requests to mine Hai Phong port and attack Red River dikes. Secret memos warn of guerrilla risks to southern dikes while Russia cautions against provocation. House hearings feature Dr. Durward Hall defending bombing policy and lobby letters defend drug pricing.
Hal Boyle presents Americana humor on aging and youth. He contrasts a 24 year old’s views with timeless foibles, noting fashion scrolls, sports, health, and war anxieties while urging the son to outgrow the phase.
May 25 marks key events from 1787 opening of the U S constitutional convention in Philadelphia to Argentina's 1810 independence declaration. Other notes include Emerson birth in 1803, Adams speech in 1836, Jackson defeat in 1862, Churchill and Roosevelt 1943, Anzio link 1944, and notable modern political moves in 2008 and 2020.
Reader letters discuss medical myths about home diagnosis and licensed practice. A wife’s card-game medical chatter prompts Dr Coleman to warn against unlicensed advice and urges professional consultation, while addressing a 38 year old's pregnancy fears and the value of open doctor patient discussion.
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