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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1969
Page
2
The Corry Journal for January 2 1888 declares a single New Year's resolution to improve editorially while maintaining news coverage. It notes the offset printing process as a strength and urges community cooperation for mutual benefit as it aims to serve Corry and its people better.
Washington notes third party candidate George Wallace as Wallace sits at the head table with Powell and Rivers amid calls to unseat Powell and strip Rivers of seniority. The piece traces Powell’s past sprees and federal probes into accessing his wife’s government funds, and Rivers’s defense spending ties and a grand jury look at a ship contract.
Harrisburg report notes Pennsylvania Democrats have long shown splinter tendencies while Republicans hold a Senate edge and Democrats dominate the House. It says Administration strategists expect possible splinter voting in 1969 to benefit Shafer, amid calls for party discipline and independent thought.
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit short legible letters on a single subject, including the author's signature and address for publication, with the understanding that statements are subject to condensation and the paper bears no responsibility for content.
The message lists subscription options and pricing for the Corry Evening Journal by mail and carrier. It mentions yearly prepaid rates and per copy charges, noting a prior publication date and delivery details.
Paul Harvey reflects on Sears Roebuck recall efforts after dangerous gas baseboard heaters were found in 110 cities. He notes extensive public notices, ads, and man hours spent recovering 8000 faulty units, praising industry accountability and consumer safety while stressing national resilience.
Hal Boyle looks ahead to 1969 with a mix of humor and caution. He predicts inflation pressures, a shift toward credit, space tricks, and global quirks from lunar ambitions to political stances. He also foresees Johnson in exile, Nixon forming study groups, and a male birth control pill. The year ends with aging, irony, and a longer human horizon.
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