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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
2
In Detroit Our Opinion column argues for mass production of battery powered cars to curb air pollution. It notes TV jokes about long cords but says manufacturers deserve credit for long term planning. The piece calls for action on air water and stream pollution now.
Chiefs and headmen of seven Ovambo regions in Ovam boland South West Africa announce their people of about 240 000 do not want foreign governance including the United Nations. They note that if they joined the UN their voting power would match that of 190 000 000 Americans.
Drew Pearson surveys the Powell lineage to explain Adam Clayton Powell Jr. facing possible re seating in Harlem. The elder Powell, born in Virginia after the Civil War, rose from poverty through faith and ministry, recounting a life of struggle, gambling wreckage, revivalist influence, and attempts at law and politics before turning to preaching.
Paul Harvey argues that broadcasters are overpaid and criticizes AFTRA linked to the 30 year strike. He reflects on union leadership, industry roles, and personal responsibility while recounting his own stance and experiences during the dispute. He notes Cecil B. DeMille and leadership questions before concluding with a call to participate or withdraw support.
Amid Governor Shafer’s unveiling of a multi billion dollar budget, the long standing role of Pennsylvania State Treasurer receives less attention. The office predates the governor, with Mifflin and Rittenhouse among early holders, and the treasurer was once chosen by the legislature rather than by popular vote.
Washington reports leaders call for immediate meetings with AT and T and the U S Labor Department as labor tensions rise. In Jamestown a parade of quarters is planned for tomorrow evening at 4 30 p m in the high school auditorium drawing 35 Corry attendees. The Corry Red Cross meets to discuss Junior Red Cross enrollment and delays campaign to next term due to time shortages.
Cars driven by Harry Miles and John Dawson collided yesterday on Summer Street near the old car barns, crumpling Miles Ford coupe and causing a grass fire that the fire department extinguished in minutes.
In Hal Boyles Americana a New York byline muses on memory like a squirrel storing acorns, then recalls mid century small town life, New York state fiscal post exchanges, and nostalgic scenes from school desks to trains. The piece blends personal reflection with notes on past governance and everyday pleasures.
Tips emphasize gradual spring conditioning for muscles tendons and joints starting with 15 minutes of light warm up. Recommends proper shoes and equipment, avoiding overexertion, rest for painful muscles, and medical exams for older athletes. Warns of allergies spring colds and biking injuries with parental supervision for children to ensure safety.
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