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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
2
The text argues that the U S system values individual freedom and private property, urging youth to pursue business. It cites a Harvard Business School survey showing low interest in business careers and stresses the need to connect youth with the challenges and rewards of competitive enterprise for national prosperity and liberty.
Harrisburg notes a push toward a state crime commission as lawmakers debate permanence versus executive creation. Governor Shafer already set up a temporary State Crime Commission, while Democratic lawmakers propose a nine member body with six year terms to study crime causes and prevention and report to the Governor and Legislature.
Corry column recalls events from April 20 1927 and earlier as a nostalgic glimpse. Multiple short items reflect local names and happenings with a quiet retrospective tone. The piece notes no paper today and relies on spoken word as memory.
Paul Harvey reflects on being denied the right to work during a two week strike and the necessity of belonging to AFTRA to broadcast. He compares union influence to FAA regulation in aviation and weighs continuing independent broadcasting against conformity and fatigue from confinement.
Drew Pearsons reports LBJ secured a pivotal diplomatic victory at the Americas conference. Johnson listened first, urged unity, and outlined cooperative aid for Latin America under the Alliance for Progress. Arosemena of Ecuador and other presidents debated aid, with Diaz Ordaz defending Mexican interests, as the group moved toward a joint market.
In New York AP reports a satirical Boyle’s Americana column listing everyday irritations to justify anger. Items include cats' smugness, goldfish indifference, box tops, back yard cooking, bifocals for rainbow colors, and Monday malaise, ending with a Johnson political note.
On April 20 1903 Andrew Carnegie funded the Temple of Peace at the Hague. The siege of Boston began in 1775. The Hyde Park declaration on hemispheric defense and economy surfaced in 1941. 1942 saw bombardment of Corregidor. Roosevelt met Avila Camacho in 1943. Ten years ago Jack Nash was killed in an Air France crash. Five years ago the USSR and China signed a trade pact in Peking.
A reader asks about RH factor in pregnancy. Dr Coleman reassures that RH complications are manageable with modern methods, H empathy and repeat explanations, stressing most births are healthy. He notes anemia and jaundice can be treated after birth with blood transfusion, and urges consulting the physician for reassurance.
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