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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the five cent Pennsylvania cigarette tax hike mirrors the Volstead Act in effect. Bootlegging grows in New York City as North Carolina tobacco flows to evade taxes and law enforcement costs rise. If taxes spur contraband, revenue pays for policing and may fuel further taxation elsewhere.
In Caldwell New Jersey the pro progress column argues that while true legislation can improve conditions it has limits. It questions how far the state can legislate morality intelligence motivation and respect for others rights.
Washington's column notes Israel will move Gen. Moshe Rabin from Tel Aviv to Washington as ambassador, replacing Avraham Harman. Rabin, a key defense strategist, would bolster Israel's image in the U.S. while easing Israeli internal tensions with Dayan and Eshkol.
Reporter recounts a Tokyo geisha house visit with Wally, featuring sake laden revelry, a mirrored kiss, traditional dances, and lessons on geisha history from Mrs Saito and Mr Yamada. The piece notes shifts in geisha roles from traditional to modern times and recalls a five year-ago geisha party along the Sumida River staged by Yamada.
The piece argues Pennsylvania will not spend 10 million on a constitutional rewrite as New York did. Only 1.7 million is authorized, the convention runs three months, and approval will come at next year’s primaries, likely along party lines. It highlights differing stakes in Pennsylvania politics and voter turnout.
A discussion suggests the husband inform stores of his non responsibility for purchases beyond necessities. If that fails he should seek an attorney or marriage counselor to address the issue and protect family finances.
The article lists key events on November 18 across history. It notes the 1777 approval of the Articles of Confederation by the Continental Congress, Columbus noting tobacco in 1492, Pike's Peak discovery in 1806, the League of Nations first meeting in 1920, Quezon's 1985 inauguration, and World War II era references in 1941.
Yesterday's Memories recount Greyhound Lines announcing that starting November 24 intercity buses will stop at 215 East Washington Street with terminal facilities in Bowl-Aire alleys. Also notes a bouquet of pansies from Clyde Reynolds and city budget plans for 1948.
The article advises parents to seek psychiatric evaluation when a child shows unusual hostility, aggression, shyness, or social problems, stressing that shame should not delay professional help. It also notes diabetes symptoms and the American Diabetes Association drive for early detection, and invites readers to send questions to Dr. Coleman for general interest.
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