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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
2
In our opinion alcohol is the real problem in Corry not drugs. Teen drinking near the Seven Mile market fuels accidents and has life and limb stakes. We urge schools churches and police to act with preventive efforts and educate youths to avoid the deadly mix of drinking and driving.
Harrisburg reporting shows lawmakers probing the state public relations outlay amid claims of up to 10 million dollars yearly. Rep Eugene Gelfand leads the inquiry seeking full accounting of salaries and related expenses across departments including the Governor, Attorney General, and Revenue.
A breakfast with Governor Shafer discussed district needs including Route 426 and local roads while addressing national issues. He spoke on riot prevention, mental health progress, teacher salaries, and aid to non public schools, inviting future contact. Barry Goldwater then appeared in the House chambers delivering a brief address.
A political column recounts Barry Goldwater's Philadelphia speech before Congress and mixed reactions from Haile Fineman and others. It notes concern over federal state cooperation, a Hare Creek dredging project, and Governor Shafer’s stalled nominations. The piece ends with the line And that's politics for you.
Snow totals for the winter reached 316.3 inches, far above last winter's 151.4, with snow removal costing 5384 dollars per city records. Buffalo to Corry train service will cease April 5 on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Colum bus Skeet Team final practice at Columbus range Sunday. Miss Fuller opens a kindergarten for ages four to six in the Music Parlor rear room with two daily classes. Milton L Brown assumes ownership of Patterson Insurance Agency in the Realty Building.
Paul Harvey argues that victory in Vietnam would still cost the United States dearly, creating ongoing postwar burdens. He criticizes campaigns for premature endings, notes Hanoi’s resistance to talks, and urges a clear, affordable American foreign policy beyond endless policing of the world.
Hal Boyle salutes memory and simple pleasures from 1920s to 1930s America. The essay lists vivid vignettes from a past era, noting cultural quirks, fashion, toys, children’s tales, and small-town life as living reminders of yesterday’s comforts.
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