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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1967
Page
2
An editorial criticizes rising tractor-trailer length limits across nine states this year. It cites Idaho from 65 to 98 feet and Nevada up to 105 feet under certain approvals, noting the greater risk of road damage and severe injuries in crashes. The piece argues for smaller truck sizes to reduce danger.
The letter from Yankston M D Press and the Dakotan proposes the first picture for the new six cent stamp. It suggests an American taxpayer with a bare chest to symbolize that he has already lost his shirt.
Our Man In Harrisburg notes a legislative mix up over county commissioner raises in sixth and seventh class Pennsylvania counties. Bills moved through and were signed, then HB 1434 proposed broader increases for these and other offices, sparking further amendments.
Jim Bishop chronicles a long road trip from New Delhi to Agra praising the Taj Mahal while recounting the bumpy highway, bustling streets, and vivid local life. The piece blends travel observation with playful anecdotes about drivers, food, and the team including photographers David Haylock and Dick Winer.
Governor Westmoreland Davis Foundation of Leesburg Virginia moves ahead with a multi polo complex investment in tax exempt funds as House hearings on nonprofit foundations loom. Rep Wright Patman warns about proliferating tax deducers while chief counsel Harry Olsher says more details will come after hearings.
A 1947 Corry clipping recalls Raymond C. Anderson’s death in Philadelphia and notes rail disruption on the Renova Division after a Rathburn derailment. It also mentions local issues from sewer treatment to a constitutional borrowing proposal and a Warren carnival.
Corry Journal information page lists staff roles and advertising terms. Includes address West South Street Corry Pennsylvania and rate details for mail subscriptions and display deadlines.
Richard Harris, Irish actor from Limerick, savors life after the Camelot opening. He discusses singing on screen, his career arc from The Country Girl to This Sporting Life, marriage to Elizabeth Rees-Williams, and plans to star in Hamlet in London. He values independence, hot meals, a chauffeur, and dislikes laziness and tubes.
A hospital may assign hospitalization insurance benefits to itself as payment for care. Usually the hospital applies the benefit to patient balances and remits any remaining amount to the insured. Such assignments are common but not mandatory unless the insurance contract requires direct payment to the provider.
Historical notes recount events on October 30 across years including Mussolini becoming premier of Italy in 1922 John Adams birth in 1735 the 1697 Treaty of Ryswick ending King Williams War 1918 armistice for Turkey 1929 Rockefeller stock move 1938 Orson Welles Mars broadcast panic 1941 Reuben James sunk 10 years ago Eisenhower NATO Paris plan 5 years ago UN secretary general Havana Soviet missiles 1 year ago Johnson Malaysia visit clashes
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