In Our Opinion Stem The Theft Of Foreign Aid Goods
In South Viet Nam foreign aid goods are siphoned into the black market and even into North Viet Nam. Officials estimate 0 million dollars lost through thievery, with leakage from natives, servicemen, and officials. Policing shipments and currency controls in Europe offer models to curb this, urging Viet Nam cooperation and potential aid withdrawals if leakage persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Viet Nam
North
South Viet Nam
Santa Claus Rushes In as Christmas Starts Early
Hal Boyle laments the creeping early Christmas hype as Fifth Avenue displays a yuletide window and a giant unlit tree. He notes how Thanksgiving loses its due as Santa arrives sooner, turning the season into a year round rush and a strain on households and celebrations. Editor’s note jokes about Boyle’s wife’s letter to Santa.
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New York
Santa Claus
Fifth Avenue
Johnson
U.S
Canadian
Hal Boyle
Amy
Corry Evening Journal Premises Prints Missing Text
Fragmentary OCR passage from The Corry Evening Journal appears to show garbled lines about weekly publication actions and printing terms. Reads like a damaged notice regarding the newspaper's premises and mailing or delivery routines without clear dates or events.
Policemen Must Not Strike Says Columnist in Pastise Michigan
A columnist condemns a November 2 police sick day in Pastise Michigan as an illegal strike. He recalls 1919 Boston policemen and Calvin Coolidge, argues public safety hinges on lawmen, and questions pay and respect for officers while contrasting with soldiers. The piece defends police restraint and laments the misuse of sickness as a protest.
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Pastise
Michigan
Boston
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
Local sailor deer hunting and bank Christmas Club totals
Joseph DeMarte, a Corry sailor stationed at Charleston NC, has shot two buck deer on base hunting grounds. The Christmas Club at Marine Bank offices totals 873019 for local savers, toward two million, with per capita gains. Also noted are school gym safety mats at Concord School, PTA Harvest Festival tensions, investment talk for school funds, and other local notes including radio rules, service members return from Mayport, a potato chip factory plan at Troyer Storage, and various community updates.
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Joseph DeMarte
Concord Street
Charleston
N. C. Naval Base
Corry
Shirley Kozik
Erie
Marine Bank
Citizens Corry Office of Marine
Concord
Conelway School
PTA
YMCA
Conelway
Corry Memories Review AFL Tension and Curfew Debate
Yesterday's Memories recalls 1946 a Pittsburgh note on AFL United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis and miners loyal to the union. City council faced criticism over a curfew issue amid athletic events and deferred a decisive hour-setting to local residents. The GC Murphy Co hosted a dinner for 24 local store employees at Hotel Corry as the town marked past events.
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Corry
Pittsburgh
AFL United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
GC. Murphy Company
City Hall Q&A with Dave Jonson on Corry matters
A local column presents questions to City Engineer and Administrator in Corry Pa. It covers Maple Avenue lane changes from overlay and widening to closer inspection of refuse collection funding and tax contributions by industry. The back page column defends private meetings as long as no official action occurs.
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Dave Jonson
Corry
This Date In History Highlights From 1966
Today is November 19 1966 a Saturday marking the 323rd day of the year with 42 days remaining The day recalls Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address in 1863 the Jay Treaty with Britain in 1794 Roosevelt laying the Hyde Park museum cornerstone in 1939 and a 1944 Allied advance in Germany Notes also mention a 1966 resignation of Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador to Italy and a 1961 Berlin crisis talk in Washington between Adenauer and Kennedy plus a 1965 court ruling convicting the Communist party for failing to register as a Soviet agent.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Great Britain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Libya
Gelsenkirchen
Cologne
Clare Boothe Luce
Italy
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Berlin
Communist Party of the
United States
Repairing Squint Aids Learning and Mood in Young Children
Drs Mary C Fietcher and Shepp Silverman at Baylor report children with strabismus show higher activity and irritability from six months to five years, then writing and reading problems. Early eye exams by an ophthalmologist are urged to prevent embarrassment and psychological effects. A new non surgical varicose vein treatment using injections in England cuts time off work and frees beds, potentially adopted in the U S.
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Chile
Mary C. Fietcher
Shepp Silverman
Baylor Univer In
Texas
Coleman Lems
England
Hobbs
Hoever
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145Th Terminal Command
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the Corry Evening Journal
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Union City
Mayport
Fla
Stribling
Mediterranean
Port Said
United Arab Republic
U. S
Adal Gamel Nasser
Harold D. Burlingham
Gary P. Johnson
Walter Burlingham
Troyer
Waterford-Union City
Cletus
Clifford Troyer
Ray Blynt
Keystone Division
United Refining Company
Keystone
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Reese
Elwin L. Gates
USN
Neil B. Gates
Dash
Hugh McKnight
Allegheny College
Meadville
Frank McKnight
East Pleasant Street
Riverside Church
N. Y
Journal
Williamsport
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Frank Toth
Earl Henry
Ray
Nettie) Woodworth
Geneva
Ohio
Raynette Burgett
Tammy
Esther
Florida
G. H. Gordon
U. S Radiator Corp
Raymond Mig Ca
E-P.l
The
Corry Journal
Joop
Elmer McElroy
Ajax
Malm Street
Maple Avenue
Anon
A.N
Council
John Hobbs
St Mary's Hospital
London
George Fegan
Sir
Patrick Dun
AML
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