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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion a leading war column questions whether the Vietnam conflict is truly a war or a political affair. It argues career soldiers seek mission success, while public opinion pressures falter to avoid offense. The piece notes Maj. Gen. William E. DePuy as a hawk and laments casualties among Americans.
A 1937 news note reports British Prime Minister Atlee announcing the government’s plan to turn India toward responsible rule by June 1938. Local items include a Miss Florence Miller fracture at Raymond Manufacturing, Troops 0 and 1 Boy Scouts trip to Titusville YMCA, nursing association committee appointments, Robert A. Ott leaving for the west coast, and a break-in at the Italian American Club investigated by city officers.
Fragmented local newspaper notice lists Corry Pennsylvania address and contact data for the Corry Evening Journal. Includes publishing and advertising staff names and a note about republication rights and mail subscriptions.
An overview traces oranges from ancient Malay Peninsula cultivation to Arab and Spanish spread, Columbus to the New World, and modern U S production led by Florida and California. It notes color does not indicate ripeness, seedless varieties from Brazil, and the shift from fresh fruit to concentrate sales with growers preferring concentrate over fresh fruit.
The column accuses the Defense Department and a Pentagon sales bureau of promoting overseas arms shipments, citing Cyprus tensions and weapons deals to Turkey, Morocco, and Latin American nations. It notes profits for General Dynamics, Lockheed, and McDonnell, and mentions Henry Crown and Dora Stern legal actions.
On February 20 1967 the day marks a Supreme Court decision about federal power over states. Notable anniversaries include the 1900 Panama Pacific Exposition opening in San Francisco and 1920 the death of Rear Admiral Peary. Other items note Eden’s resignation in 1938 and 1944 Leipzig air raids.
Harrisburg dispatch notes Highways Secretary Robert G. Bartlett publicly warns DuBois city council over water and economic risks tied to the Keystone Shortway I 80 project. Bartlett calls lack of agreement irresponsible and urges openness in state local dealings as inspector reports remain concealed locally.
The column discusses human factors in accidents including alcohol impaired driving and sleepiness on long drives. It notes carbon monoxide inhalation and tailing exhaust can dull reflexes, plus the need for fresh air breaks. It also covers medical guidance for flying and urges readers to seek physician input, with letters directed to Dr Coleman.
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