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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Corry Journal argues federal taxes should include a line for Returned to municipality, one percent of gross federal income tax. It says centralization harms cities and outlines how this reform could fund local needs with minimal city cost. The column contrasts federal control with local knowledge and cites Corty’s payroll as a revenue example. Nonfiction opinion.
The column details a tense White House scene as Maryland Republican Harry McKeldin seeks an Assistant Secretary of the Navy post, facing opposition from Goldwater and Dirksen. It notes Nixon's willingness to forgive indiscretions, Johnson’s continued influence at his Texas ranch, and GOP maneuvering over key appointments amid a Caribbean Florida retreat upgrade and sudden Thompson Moscow resignation.
New York AP reports a negative market mood driven by Nix on inflation control and tighter money. Funds warn cash may rival stocks as high speculation and fragile record keeping raise concerns. Currency turmoil and past crises add to fear of lower trade and profits, while exchanges issue warnings about excessive speculation.
Fragments indicate a printed price notice for newspaper subscriptions and mail rates. The text mentions per year by mail in advance and per copy pricing, with intrusions from OCR likely rendering the manager and contact details unreadable.
Paul Harvey frames God as a loving Father who gives free will, refuses coercion, and endures parental heartbreak. He contrasts human frailty with divine restraint, citing the prodigal son, Christ’s first words, and a preacher’s sorrow over a wayward child to illustrate God’s patient, non coercive love.
AP writer Hal Boyle profiles Bob Fosse from a Chicago childhood act to a top Broadway director and choreographer with five Tonys. He recalls early shows, family support, and the pressures of film making, noting Fosse’s focus on inventiveness over nerves and money.
A near 300 strong crowd packed Mead Park rink last night as a new record player debuted and boosted skating enjoyment. St Michael's beat Corry 66 to 47 in a season blitz. Seven new members joined the Home League.
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