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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
2
Corry Journal outlines the farmer’s squeeze amid rising production costs and wage pressures. It notes milk dumping, higher machinery prices, scarce affordable labor, and cheap imported goods, arguing the farmer’s $1731 annual income lags far behind household grocery costs and general earnings. The piece contrasts farm realities with housewife expenses and mentions a truckers’ wage rise as a tipping point.
Harrisburg notes that linking the constitutional convention to the $1.86 billion Shafer budget remains unclear. The piece contrasts past projected deficits with current figures, notes bipartisan backing for the convention, and explains college budget increases arose from a January pay raise applied after initial requests.
In a naval case echoing Herman Wouk’s Caine Mutiny, Lt Cmdr Arnheiter takes hard command aboard USS Vance near Vietnam, clashing with junior officers over patrols and Protestant services while a formal inquiry concludes the religious elements and leadership style shifted under orders to restore combat readiness.
Jim Bishop recalls the Frechette family of nine from Waltham visiting next door, a chaotic two weeks of wall to wall children, playful mischief, and warm family moments. The scene shifts from a chaotic mansion to community life with neighbors sharing stories, care, and comic mishaps.
Pittsburgh area reports confirm a $1 daily raise for 140000 U S Steel workers, boosting optimism for a year without strikes. Casing on a new Pennsylvania Gas Company well at Carter Hill completed. further prep ongoing. A broken rail caused a derailment near Franklin amid a busy weekend of travel and leisure stories. Public traffic notes cite a malfunctioning traffic light at North Center and Smith streets with expected repair today.
Ernest L. Morrow is named president of the Corry Country Club during the organization meeting of the board of directors held at the Hotel Corry. C. F. Bliss becomes vice president John Walragen secretary and G. G. Barker treasurer. Gasoline filing station project near N. Cohen and Sons mill on West Washington Street makes progress while B. A. Williams finishes driveway work.
On April 21 in history notable events include 1898 United States entering war with Spain, 1836 Sam Houston’s victory at San Jacinto, 1910 Mark Twain’s death, 1940s bombings of Bucharest, 1950s shifts in Japan and Korea, 1960s governors urging budget balance, 1950s Dulles on nuclear tests, 1960 Kennedy opening Century 21 expo, 1970s artificial heart implant in Houston.
Reader asks about cholesterol reduction options. Dr Coleman explains cholesterol’s role in arteriosclerosis and heart attack risk, notes risks from tobacco and weight, and describes Atromid S as a new drug with fewer serious side effects, approved by the FDA and usable by doctors soon.
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