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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1968
Page
2
Readers hear praise from Disney Eisenhower and press outlets for Up With People. The show at Corry Area High School promises energetic patriotism and a youth-led musical experience aimed at inspiring audiences locally and beyond.
Harrisburg column examines Governor Shafer's stance on a possible Pennsylvania income tax to fund teacher pay raises. It discusses whether his January 2 pledge against new taxes forecloses or permits a 1 percent income tax this year, with lawmakers cautious about election-year timing and voter reaction.
Three key Senators formed a backstage coalition to fix import quotas on textiles steel and oil, risking increased prices and hurt to farmers and balance of trade. Hallmarks include Hartke Hollings Russell Long and others pressuring against foreign competition while administration warned of economic fallout.
City Council to proclaim DST from April 25 to September 26 with Mayor J Fred Kinley to sign next Monday. Chamber of Commerce says manufacturing plans may bring new jobs. Erie County Board may support the Community Chest to meet the city quota.
Jim Ellis, a Louisville area fighter known for a modest life and a steady rise, is profiled as a potential successor to Cassius Clay. The piece details his background, large family, early fights, training, and ties to Clay, highlighting Ellis’s grit and optimistic path toward a title.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle riffs on social quirks and fortunes with wry observations. The piece parodies presidential luck, scholarly talkers, cab drivers, dating signals, and vanity, ending with a quip on reputation and modern mores.
An evening gathering reported in the grainy OCR notes mentions a wartime setting, an FFA ship, and a local farm gate where people assembled. Details are fragmentary but indicate civic activity tied to agriculture and wartime sentiment.
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