Guest Editorial on UF And The Hospital Contributions
Guest editorial argues United Fund contributions and local support remain essential for Corry Memorial Hospital amid Medicare gaps. It notes a $28,289 indigent deficit last year, covered partly by United Fund, city, and county, with remaining shortfall borne by donors. The piece urges larger United Fund allotments as hospital costs rise.
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United Fund
Corry Memorial Hospital
City of
Corry
Erie County
City of Corry
Grass Roots Opinion on Retirement Mania in American Offices
In New York the trend jokes that retirement is the goal of every worker from janitor to executive. The piece notes rising interest in early retirement, with graduates and veterans alike focused on pensions and freedom, while office life is mocked as a daily grind.
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Beatnik
When to Retire From the Corporate Rut
Hal Boyle notes office workers toy with retirement ages from 50 to 60 and beyond. Many imagine quitting for freedom, while others plot anew careers like beekeeping, chicken farming, or a beauty ranch for midlife stars, but most stay tied to the clock.
Republicans Should Not Put All Eggs In One Basket
Paul Harvey argues the GOP must groom multiple contenders beyond Nixon. He cites George Romney Bo Callaway Chuck Percy Jacob Javits and Alabama Governor George Wallace as possible tickets while noting Nixon’s stagnant support and Viet Nam unease. He mocks a lone winner strategy and jokes about Gormley Goozley.
Drew Pearson reports myths on anti poverty funds and Italian communism
In Washington two ghostwriters hired by Republican lawmakers spread anti poverty rumors. Italian communism is weakening as reform reduces tax burdens and state aid. Beverly Hills received a grant but no anti poverty money. other rumors are untrue.
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Florida
Robert H. Michel
Ill
Omaha
Neb
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Beverly Hills
Calif
Michigan
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
George Mahon
Dtex
Italy
Congress
Today In History highlights and 1966 context
On October 20 1966 the history page notes 1918 Germany sent a third peace note to the United States and recalled submarines. It recalls Wilson terms and peacetime shifts. It also lists 1740 Maria Theresa becoming ruler, 1910 Woodrow Wilson resigning Princeton presidency, 1941 Stalin siege of Moscow, 1943 Mountbatten meets Chiang Kai-shek, and 1945 War Dept says almost half of Atlantic Pacific soldiers home. The piece laments poverty rumors affecting office of economic opportunity funding, risking job training and urban programs.
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Associated Press
Germany
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Maria Theresa
Austria
Hungary
Bohemia
Princeton University
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Seige
Moscow
Louis Mountbatten
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
War Department
Atlantic and
Pacific
Chicago Tribune Co
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing terms early in the text, including postal matter status, mail rates, and carrier copy price. It references production locations and existing building mentions while noting second class mail rules and yearly subscription pricing.
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Cory
Common law marriage concept in Pennsylvania explained
The column outlines that in Pennsylvania a marriage by common law may arise without the traditional ceremony if two people live as spouses and both consent, and one or both are represented at the ceremony by a person acting with the absent party's consent.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Portugal
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago Reflections
A fragmented 1946 clipping recalls October 20 with notes on Hearst papers in Chicago, postwar political shifts in Germany with Adenauer’s coalition, Viet Nam era protests in the United States, and legal Q and A on divorce finality and proof of divorce. The text weaves headlines, questions, and legal summaries across eras.
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Corry
Chicago
Hearst
the American
The
Sunday American
William Randolph Hearst Sr
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Free Democratic Party
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
Understanding tiny strokes and wrist ganglions by Dr Coleman
Readers ask about little strokes and future risks. The doctor explains tiny strokes warn of possible larger events, urges immediate tests, and notes behavior changes. A reader asks about ganglions after home treatment. the doctor describes ganglions as wrist cysts, usually noncancerous, and recommends surgical removal under local anesthesia.
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South Dakota
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Hal Boyle
Paul Harvey
Nixon
Johnson
GOP
George Romney
Bo Callaway
Chuck Percy and
Jacob Javits
Gormley Goozley and
Ron Reagan
White House
Alabama
George Wallace
Georgia
Dixie
Callaway
Richard Nixon
Cook County
Kennedy
P.S
Gormley Goozley
Drew Pearson
Washington
Longworth Building
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Pat Goldman
John Buckley
Bill Ayers
Akron
Ohio
Albert Quie
Dennison, Minn
Charley Goodell
Jamestown
Chevy Chase
Hugh Scott
Office of Equal Opportunity
Hawaii
San Francisco
Bay Area
Charles Gubser
Honolulu
California
Rep
Gubser
National Farm Workers Association
Office of Economic Opportunity
Caesar Shayer
Soviet Russia
Central Catholic Party
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Palmira Togliatti
Khrushchev
Bologna
Florence
the Corry Evening Journal
Areca
Laimaugh
Bergman
Bottinelle
Pitaburgh
Weightman
Bulding
Tennessee
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