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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
2
Our Opinion argues the proposed Maginot Line along Vietnam's DMZ is an Edsel concept. It cannot stop infiltration, relies on killing the infiltrators, and reflects a winless war. The piece condemns sending soldiers to unnecessary deaths and questions the aim of the conflict.
Harrisburg report outlines Governor Shafer’s economy drive and tax needs. It notes freezing jobs, delaying expenditures, and signing a 1.46 billion General Fund bill with an $18 million apparent saving. Critics press for spending audits while payroll nears 102,000, with Democrats opposing further tax hikes and school subsidies debate.
In a White House living room setting, Drew Pearson portrays President as a weary but determined leader answering tough questions from opinion-makers about Southeast Asia. The piece links current decisions to past wars and hints at the stakes of defending Indo China while weighing peace versus war.
A person suing for automobile damages must base the demand on all damage elements from the accident. Personal injury claims include hospital and doctor bills loss of earnings pain and suffering future loss of earnings permanent disability and future pain. Attorneys may value elements differently leading to a demand that may exceed what the claimant will accept.
A reflective column cites Paul Harvey on moral responsibility and mob mentality. It argues individuals retain integrity while groups corrupt ethics, using a soil bank subsidy example and taxes as framing to show how society endorses theft by proxy.
Norman Rockwell, famed for the four freedoms, says he is moving from gentle humor to controversial modern themes. He discusses new assignments for Look and McCall's, a Soviet trip for a painting, and plans for a McCall's Christmas foldout. He notes the public and magazines seek bolder subjects now while stressing work discipline and that art is his life.
Today in history notes the 257th day of 1967 with 108 days remaining. It recalls President McKinley’s death in 1901 in Buffalo after an assassination. It also mentions a 1948 Japanese peace overture and a 1947 memory column noting no paper that day.
Dr Coleman explains that emotional factors can trigger asthma attacks in children and that the mind and body are interconnected. The piece covers how emotions, allergies, and the child’s environment interact, plus advice on addressing nail biting through understanding rather than punishment. It notes ongoing reader questions and invites letters to Dr Coleman.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a city gravestone or grave marker project and possible employment or memorial plans. The text is incomplete but suggests municipal involvement or a civic initiative. Further readable context is needed to confirm entities, dates, or scope.
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