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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1967
Page
2
Our opinion questions funding for Stokely Carmichael after his world tour. The writer accuses him of treason and sedition and asks who finances his activities. The piece criticizes the Justice Department for not pressing charges and warns against yielding to dissident movements.
In a House speech Rep H R Gross mocks FDA rules claiming a federal formula requires at least 2.7 cherries per ounce for cherry pies. He jokes about tax dollars protecting consumers as the government intervenes in food standards.
Paul Harvey argues that lax driver licensing creates a federal risk. He notes few states test eyesight or reflexes, praises Utah for requiring preparation, and warns that rising highway deaths will push federal control. He condemns permissive licenses and calls for meaningful state exams and renewals.
The article outlines FBI wiretap concerns at the Sheraton Carlton involving lobbyist Fred Black. It details investigations connected to Johnson Albert Kerr Webb and the 1963 Oklahoma political maneuvering, with references to Monroney and Albert planning a breakfast meeting on Capitol Hill and FBI surveillance notes marked June.
December 26 1947 reports crowded churches in Corry as Christmas Eve services drew capacity crowds. The night brought heavy snows across Pennsylvania and New York, while local teams noted a 63 to 24 victory in a final league contest at the State Armory.
Harrisburg observers view Governor Shafer’s first year as a mix of pluses and minuses. He pressed ahead with a constitutional convention despite budget battles and a tough tax fight. Support from Democrats aided the convention move while opposition worried over broader reform.
New York columnist presents a collage of trivia from health quirks to history and oddities. Notable items include monocleosis myths among students, roof removal before arson arrest, Alaska’s purchase value, Barnum’s quip on public gullibility, and facts on penguins lacrosse sticks and ice cream origins.
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