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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1968
Page
2
Fifty years after the last shot of the great wars and decades after other conflicts, this column honors the courage of those who fought. It asserts that while wars may be judged right or wrong, the heroes—living or dead—deserve gratitude from every American.
Monday Morning Wash notes a Republican pamphlet misstep in an Erie paper commenting on women’s suffrage. Corry’s Eugene Stoddard returned to his alma mater as guest speaker for Future Teachers of America. Allegheny College honors Alden Scholars including Hugh F. McKnight. Corry students Kay L. Austin and Kathy A. Querreveld begin studies at Bryan College in Dayton Tennessee.
Today marks Veterans Day as history notes key events on this date. Highlights include the 1918 armistice ending World War I and Poland's proclaimed independence, with other notable moments from 1620 to 1968 and recent leaders' remarks.
Senate retiree Ed Long plans a round the world trip funded by taxpayers with military escorts and restricted travel. The itinerary includes Istanbul London Hong Kong Delhi Kathmandu and Naples hotels and a Swiss Alps train trip. The piece mocks the trip and contrasts it with criticisms of George Wallace’s record and ethics.
In Corry the Armistice Day celebration centers on the annual tureen dinner at the Elmer C. Carrier Post of the American Legion with members and Auxiliary present. Mrs Robert Proctor elected president of the N B Club, with Mrs Glenn Wright and Mrs Marie Culp as guests. St Edwards School students arrange a National Book Week display at Franz store. Bordered by 20 years ago note.
A lengthy discussion traces the pill’s rise from progesterone research to its social and religious controversy. It covers Pincus and Searle’s development, the ethical clash with Catholic authorities, and the pill’s potential demographic impact, noting church leaders, scientists, and global examples.
New York AP column surveys diverse items from longevity linked to fame to Braille toys made by a seven year old, plus notes on computer speeds, mackerel respiration, dieting risks for teens, and quips from Steichen and Hoffer. Includes a plug for journal subscriptions.
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