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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion cars shape society by causing crowding danger smog and highway carnage. The piece argues for reducing car impact and expanding public transportation to lessen urban driving. It notes super roads threaten green spaces and housing for the poor and suggests banning suburbia cars from cities may come, urging a shift to transportation as a public good.
Alaska prepares to auction about 431000 acres for oil leases near the North Slope with 20 percent down and the rest in 45 days. Bank of America to handle funds as checks and cash fly by jet to speed investment, reducing potential daily losses of about 45000 dollars. Duke Ellington anecdote notes his relaxed hospital room posture and reflections on time and prayer.
Hal Boyle captures Duke Ellington, famed Washington D C born musician known for Mood Indigo Sophisticated Lady and Solitude as he remains relentlessly active. Ellington recalls 1927 Cotton Club beginnings and his philosophy on work discipline and creativity while continuing to compose after each show fueled by sugar and cola.
President Nixon assured South Korea's Park in San Francisco that the United States will not withdraw its 59,000 troops. The two leaders discussed North Korean provocations, infiltration plans, and readiness measures for Seoul, with Park urging stronger patrols and radar but no new aid requests.
Veteran owner reflects on Rocky of Shrewsbury an aging German shepherd. Once bold and loyal the dog shows signs of aging: gray muzzle arthritic joints and limited movement. His daily life blends memories of past mischief and lessons shared with a younger dog Charlie Chan.
Frank Sutton and Jim Nabors rehearsed a CBS sketch as brothers in law with Karen Morrow observing. Nabors plans a mixed format show with music, dancing, and guest stars while shifting away from Gomez and Sgt. Carter as CBS tests a broader TV variety hour.
August 27, 1949 reports topnotch quartets including a girls group signed for the third annual barbershop parade on September 17 sponsored by the local singing group and the Rotary Club. Also notes a 9-4 Corry Moose Bombers win over Vern Group's Saegertown Indies at Loveland Field.
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