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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the CORBY JOURNAL argues for naming juveniles who commit crimes to expose wrongdoing and deter future acts. The piece cites Judge Lester H. Loble and urges turning in felons to reveal their actions to the community to improve parental awareness and home discipline.
Harrisburg report notes the Republican edge in Pennsylvania registration at about 44 904 as the April 23 primary approaches. It recalls past years showing Democratic leads in presidential and gubernatorial cycles and warns registration shifts will swing before the general election. The piece also mentions the paper’s policy on reader letters.
Drew Pearson surveys a divided Washington, blaming violence on poverty and powerful figures. He critiques Johnson’s civil rights moves, Congress blocks on housing and schools, and Southern congressmen who govern D C, arguing poverty fuels strain more than race.
Automotive salesmen and dealers nationwide portray a vigorous spring market with first quarter totals above 2 million for GM Ford Chrysler and AMC. In late March period alone over 822,000 cars were sold, a pace nearly matching 1965 and 1986 highs.
New York reporter Hal Boyle lists small joys that give life meaning from childhood games to spring daffodils and family moments. He reflects on everyday pleasures like a warm shower, a larger paycheck, a golf drive, and shared family laughter amid ordinary routines.
The report notes FHA officials visiting local bankers to promote a 350 unit affordable housing project at Pair Haven while Corry tax authorities prepare the first of 350 wage attachments for delinquent per capita and occupation taxes. A 1928 item mentions taxi magnate Perry Nicholas claiming an Easter egg-eating record and Rotary Club activities with Boy Scout involvement.
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