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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, Governor Shafer urged a $6000 annual minimum wage for teachers a move that ignores district funding. Corry Area Jointure faces immediate cost rises for nondegree, bachelor, master, and doctoriate starts, with no state funding tied to mandates.
In Harrisburg a long-running debate over a state ethics code for lawmakers heats up as a House study resolution moves toward Senate action after May 1. The piece notes past legislative studies often end in inaction, cites Rep. John Laudadio and Rep. Harvey Murray Jr. as upstate critics of Philadelphia citations, and highlights Rep. Robert Wise urging immediate enactment of a mandatory code. Both major parties claimed support for a code in recent platforms, though none has yet been adopted for the Legislature itself.
Jim Bishop recalls a talk with President Eisenhower about economics. He notes the distinction between working and non working dollars, explains debt and deficit spending, and observes that prosperity grows with an expanding economy. He contrasts rising GNP, steel, oil, electricity, and auto production from 1900 to 1965 with population growth and rising consumer demand.
Washington reports that Rear Admiral Baumberger reviewed the Vance incident and found seven principal charges against Commander Arnheiter. The panel cites firing on shore targets, arming a speedboat, abandoning the whale boat, distributing candy, spiked liquor with desserts, minor accounting savings, and a "boner box" fund for cigars as issues. The piece notes broader wartime officer morale tensions and compares the affair to literary fame.
Hal Boyle surveys everyday America noting long workweeks for some, dream life patterns, rare human feats like whale submersion, and ongoing travel boom. Mentions midwives, obesity patterns, a Mexican tourism ailment, and folklore. Includes local notices on banking hours, fire calls, a Crawford County attorney candidate, and a car accident with a lone, uninjured youth.
Dr Coleman's health column answers reader questions on twin births and rheumatic heart disease pregnancy safety arcus senilis eye health and low salt diets. It notes fraternal twins come from two eggs and may be different sexes, while identical twins come from one egg and are same sex and look alike. It also covers low salt food lists and eye drop safety. Letters are welcomed though not every question can be answered.
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