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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the anti war demonstrations reflect a shift in American democracy not the Vietnam war alone. The piece argues society has grown permissive toward crime and disorder, weakening respect for public institutions and law, and asserts a wartime duty to defend those who cannot defend themselves.
Madison report notes growing consumer price confusion as two or more producers price at retail. It cites surveys showing price differences between stores and areas and warns against equating such variations with collusion or mismanagement.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and contact basics including publisher George H. Sample general managers William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck advertising manager John McLaughlin pressroom foreman G T Bergman and notes AP news and local pages printed at the Port Office. Subscription rates show mailings at 15.00 per year in advance and 13.00 per year elsewhere with carrier delivery ten cents per copy and sixty cents per week. Advertising rates are available on request with deadlines noted.
A massive Central Park march to the United Nations drew a quarter–million people from Canada Wisconsin and Illinois. Protests included profanity filled signs and draft card burnings while a neatly dressed young man saved an American flag from arson, inspiring others to defend the banner.
Washington The Senate Ethics Committee faces a difficult task as it probes Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for alleged influence peddling by Gen. Julius Klein. The piece argues Klein funded campaigns to steer U.S. policy toward West Germany and Army armament, aligning with Dodd on foreign policy while opposing President Johnson’s later moves toward detente. It contrasts Dodd’s role on the Foreign Relations and Internal Security committees with Klein’s influence, and notes shifts in U.S. policy away from Klein’s line toward broader U.S.-Soviet cooperation.
On April 27 1922 Ulysses S Grant born at Point Pleasant Ohio. In 1921 Ferdinand Magellan noted by natives in the Philippines.
A Pennsylvania House hearing on Rep Charles Luger’s bill to create an Office for the Handicapped in the Department of Public Welfare raises questions of separation of powers. Critics note the executive branch normally approves such offices, not the legislature, and oppose the measure as imprudent and redundant.
Dr Coleman discusses the gout drug Allopurinol sold as Zyloprim, noting it suppresses uric acid formation rather than increasing its excretion. He warns against relying on pharmacists for treatment, urges physician guidance, and explains FDA approval for physician selected cases. He invites reader questions for future columns.
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