Time’s “egsays” argues singles suffer neurosis while married men fare best
The Time Magazine piece lampoons single life, claiming single men show severe neurotic symptoms and that married men are the least unhappy. It depicts bachelors as outwardly swinging yet psychotically inward and ends with a bleak note on singles forming offspring.
Grass Roots Opinion WASH TRIBUNT
People take pride in earning college through work and summer jobs without federal aid or heavy family support. The piece argues this "worked their way through" path produced self reliance and stronger readiness to compete after graduating.
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Closed school subsidy fuels state split over rural funding
Harrisburg reporting notes a long running state policy paying $200 per closed one room school building in third and fourth class districts. The subsidy, expanded to 2.7 million for a group of named schools, draws opposition from Bucks County Rep Berkes and other rural legislators who question fairness and value.
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Senator Dirksen and Bagge clash over Vietnam election and pipeline safety bill delay in Senate Commerce Committee. Murphy defends fair vote while Thieu Ky ticket placement is debated. Magnuson delays confirmation. Cotton and others slow action amid oil and gas industry influence.
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What Is The Law on Dirksen and the Federal Power Commission
Sen Dirksen blocks the Carl Bagge appointment to the Federal Power Commission for five months though Bagge is his man. LBJ appointed Bagge in 1965 as a reward for Dirksen’s help with the Negro voting rights bill. Bagge becomes a public defender in practice. An employer can be compelled to reveal employees earnings to local tax authorities unless federal.
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Chicago Transit Safety Decline Sparks Fear and Alarm
Paul Harvey laments urban violence on Chicago’s CTA as criminals terrorize riders with gunpoint robberies chain beatings and knifepoint thefts. He contrasts orderly towns with megacity crime asserting police efforts falter amid 1700 crimes this year while observing vigilant officials keeping undesirables moving.
September 19 in History Highlights of 1967
On this day in history events include the 1281 death of President James Garfield from an assassin’s wounds, Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s elopement to Paris in 1646, the 1870 French surrender at Versailles, Disney’s Steamboat Willie debut in 1928, and the Lindbergh baby kidnapping arrest in 1934, along with Peron’s ouster in 1955.
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Argentina
Air express shipments surge from Corry industry trade
The Corry area shows a 21 percent rise in air express shipments over the last year amid growing firm and merchant use. Erie Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants will visit the Raymond Mfg Co plant next Monday afternoon. Corry High School faces North East High at Love Land Field aiming for a third straight win. Marie Zafiropulos of 117 Mott Street, a Vassar College sophomore, earned honors for her freshman class academic standing.
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Corry Voters Eligible for Primary Election Tomorrow
Seventeen hundred seven voters in Corry are eligible to participate in the upcoming primary. Complete returns from city precinct registrations were announced today. Also, the First Methodist Church announced Rev. William E. Bartlett would return as pastor for another year.
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Corry Evening Journal Highlights From Previous Publication
Brief note lists page date as January 68 reference and outlines prior publication context for readers checking archival material.
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Nobody's Fault Bleeding After Tonsillectomy Explained
The article reassures parents that post operative bleeding after tonsillectomy is rare and not the fault of any specific party. It describes immediate and late bleeding, causes such as scab shedding or slight infection, and notes antibiotics and vitamin use have limited impact. The piece emphasizes calm support and consulting a personal doctor for individual care.
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