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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1967
Page
2
An opinion piece notes Congress debates keeping the Naval Academy dairy herd amid savings estimates from the GAO. The House voted not to close the dairy, citing morale concerns for midshipmen, risking Senate approval and potential federal action.
The state auditor general orders the State Police to retrieve two horses sent to Governor Shafer for the governor's daughter. The horses are for training troopers, not pleasure, and the issue highlights alleged public-property misuse. Harrisburg tidbits from Assemblyman Forest Hopkins note government waste amid the state's budget mood.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls stalled crossing fixes after Erie Railroad added diesel engines and cars. Mayor Kinley and trainmaster McFadden discussed steps. no decisions yet. Also notes the start of the 1748 school term, four new teachers, and mail route award to William H. Smith for Oil City to Corry. The Corry Rod and Gun Club plans a September 7 field meet at the Columbus skeet range with trick shooting featured.
The Shafer Administration celebrates legislative approval of a 1.46 billion general appropriations bill ending stop gap funding. Yet the fiscal gap remains, requiring about 285 million in new taxes or program cuts, keeping the administration in a ticklish, uneasy stance.
Hal Boyle collects misperceptions and curiosities from mail and daily life. Tales range from car theft blunders and ignition key habits to bizarre natural facts, quirky proverbs, and trivia about castles, camels, and the atmosphere, all in a light, humorous tone.
Jim Bishop reflects on how children reveal inner lives through their innocence and defiance. He contrasts parental authority with a child’s need for respect, noting how discipline, attention, and environment imprint a young mind from birth to age five, shaping behavior, empathy, and self view.
Drew Pearson reports anti poverty chief Sargent Shriver invites Mayors Lindsay Collins and Locher to a meeting next Tuesday to craft a plan giving free tickets to professional games for 20 million youngsters. Rep. Burke will attend along with Ernie Nevers’ endorsement. Shriver aims for pilot programs in New York Boston and Cleveland with college participation and bus trips to the Air Force Academy. Hong Kong bank run unsettles communist funds as Hong Kong banks shift deposits to capitalist rivals.
Dr Coleman explains polyps originate from nasal mucosa as a reaction to allergy or infection. They rarely cancerous but may grow large and block airways. Removal is easy but recurrence happens if underlying allergy or infection is not treated.
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