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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
2
In a critical opinion piece the Dorry Journal mocks slow federal postmaster appointments at Bear Lake and Columbus. The column urges a clear four step process: hold the exam, publish eligibles, appoint from nearby Post Office headquarters, and commence work.
In Harrisburg, lawmakers clash over tax reforms as Republicans and Democrats blame each other for inaction. A Texas conference demo showed Pennsylvania tech for instant bill status, while floor leader Fineman pushes members to prepare for upcoming sessions and potential tax actions.
In East Berlin, the eastern sector operates a cover charge of five marks to enter, with receipts proving the amount spent to return to West Berlin. The piece notes cafés, a synagogue funded by Christians, Checkpoint Charlie frictions, and a mix of curious contrasts between the two Berlins. It mentions the Russian cemetery with a 60-foot statue, the Reich Chancellery arch, and the Karl Marx Library amid limited English works. The tone is observational and satirical about life behind the Iron Curtain.
Drew Pearson argues that hundreds of government advisory committees act as a hidden branch of power. These committees, filled with special interest representatives, influence policy for farmers and consumers while delaying solutions by outsourcing issues and blaming outside advisors.
A weekend fire near Mount Union killed a 29 year old mother and six of her children, trapping several at second floor windows before rescuers could help. The incident contrasts with other local events as the weeklong observance of Pennsylvania Week prompts community activities and youth programs.
Fragments outline key historical milestones on October 13 including Continental Congress naval fleet orders in 1775, Washington laying the Executive Mansion cornerstone in 1792, Texas ratifying the U S constitution in 1845, Italy’s 1861 prefecture division, World War II shifts in 1943 and 1944, Nehru addressing Congress in 1949, and Nobel Medicine prizes in a recent year, plus notes on Middle East and traffic safety debates.
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A fragmented masthead shows Corry Evening Journal publishers and staff including George Sample as publisher and city editor William Eaton. Advertising manager Allen Finsbrouck and other roles are listed with partial names and titles.
The doctor says prior rubella gives virtually no chance of birth defects, while rubella during pregnancy raises malformation risk. A measles vaccine idea is proposed. Impetigo is highly contagious and treated with antibiotics, with isolation of the infected and hygiene measures. exposure months ago poses little risk if your child shows no symptoms.
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