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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the tax hike on tobacco and other goods prompts lament over rising costs. The piece argues people continue smoking and buying despite higher prices, noting little impact from state tax increases and criticizing broad taxpayer defenses.
Our Man In Harrisburg reports a House resolution seeks an all out legislative inquiry into Philadelphia traffic ticket abuses. Upstate motorists report citations issued while not in the city, with pattern evidence suggesting widespread misissuance and toll on Pennsylvania citizens.
Drew Pearson writes to his seven year old granddaughter Lyn about generations, American leadership, and staying engaged in world affairs. He recalls October 12 1967, reflects on the Kansas prairies, World War II lessons, and warns against isolationism while urging continued enlightened leadership. He cites forebears in Kansas and Chicago and ends with birthday wishes.
A discussion states that a wife seeking support from her husband should not face court costs if successful, as costs are generally borne by the husband. If she uses an attorney, she must pay the attorney’s fees.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George H. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hesbroude Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and others. The paper notes Associated Press exclusives and package rates for mail delivery and single copies, with printing and advertising details typical of a local newspaper.
The narrative captures a seven mile ascent over Greece toward Rhodes with vivid travel impressions. It notes time, food service aboard, Rome’s paradoxical appeal, and profiles Archbishop Martin J. O’Connor as a key Vatican liaison while discussing postwar currency issues and local purchases in lire.
Yesterday's Memories Of Corry presents council meeting change for appeals on assessments. Roosevelt Highway Association elects Earl T. Cherry as vice president. Adult Evening Trade Extension classes ads note registration in the Hatch Building. 40 Years Ago item recalls J W Campbell leasing a store. coins policy noted. Historic daily items include Alaskan possession date and Morse telegraph milestone.
Reader asks if baldness surgery is worth it and explains the lack of a cure for male pattern baldness. The piece notes transplant success varies, risks include transplant failure and long process, and highlights improved results with dermatologists. It also explains serum sickness, its symptoms, management, and potential treatments. Dr Coleman invites reader questions for the column.
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