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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1968
Page
2
The editorial accuses HEW of spending $90 000 for a study claiming welfare recipients lack medical and dental care compared with the college educated. It mocks costly surveys and offers a counter survey showing broad conclusions about income and taxation.
In a portrait of Dr Sol of Sutton Place, a keen internist with a pink head, the piece sketches his fixation on hypoglycemia as a treatable condition. He grapples with a misinformed medical community, a burdensome family life, and a career built on challenging insulin dynamics amid personal upheavals.
The article describes President Nixon’s planned phased farewells to White House staff including telephonists, with grandson Lyn briefly interrupting the president’s calls. It notes a Republican and Democratic House Foreign Affairs Committee junket abroad and discusses a hotdog reform controversy, weighing poultry and beef producer interests ahead of possible administration guidance.
Forty years ago the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry enjoyed entertainment during a regular luncheon. The group includes Misses French Kamps Merrick Rauscher Paulson and McGrath. The Nast Company will open a Ladies Shop in Winmtdenin next week offering dresses and ready to wear goods.
The column argues 1969 will test Governor Shafer as he faces a Democratic shift in Pennsylvania politics. It predicts a potential "fighting lame duck" phase, with Shafer needing strategic moves in a constrained two-year tenure after losing House control.
AP recalls a nostalgic tour through a bygone era. The piece paints small town life, rural votes, family dining, early auto abundance, and simple pleasures like Henry Busse sonnets and card games in church, framing memory as a personal museum of times past.
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