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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
2
Alaska may host a vast oil discovery along the Arctic slope with estimates from 5 to 10 billion barrels. Atlantic Richfield and Humble Oil consider a pipeline and year‑round ice‑breaking transport, with three to four years to develop and multibillion dollar costs.
The downfall of a country is usually attributed to well known circumstances. More often the root trouble lies in countless little negligence, carelessness, or oversight by the average citizen in performing duties.
Grass Roots Opinion from the Corvallis Gazette Times notes a Federal EEOC ruling that opens cabin attendant jobs to men. The piece suggests airlines could hire six foot male stewards in the near future.
Harrisburg analyzes Pennsylvania Republican leaders backing Nelson Rockefeller for the 1968 national convention. The plan hinges on a fifth ballot scenario and aims to carry Pennsylvania in November, potentially strengthening Shafer and Senator Hugh Scott with key statewide offices and legislative control.
Drew Pearson surveys Ronald Reagan’s career from left ally to right darling, detailing past associations with communist front groups, praise from segregationist governors, TV prominence, and a pattern of denials. The piece notes his California tenure, utility board clashes, and credibility questions, urging voters to scrutinize the record.
The Corry Evening Journal notes its publisher and manager details along with advertising rates and subscription options. It cites a weekly and annual price structure, carrier delivery, and a publicized display advertising deadline and publication date.
A reader warns of a man named Sam lurking near homes and details a police view on legal limits. The column cites fear, court rulings, and a Fraternal Order of Police petition to counter Supreme Court decisions, arguing that rights restrict burglary pursuit.
Hal Boyle writes on memory as a master magician that can recreate vanished worlds. The piece recalls childhood springs, first robins, chores, and the vivid aromas of home cooking, framing memory as a comforting, mischievous force.
Corry city officials reported during regional talks that the Erie Railroad will construct a new passenger station in Corry in 1949. The Erie will own the building with quarters leased to the Pennsylvania Railroad, per the briefing.
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