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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
Civic rights clash with housing codes as the Supreme Court agrees to hear three cases from San Francisco and Seattle involving fire and housing inspectors pressuring for warrants. Critics warn broad ordinances threaten Fourth Amendment privacy while supporters cite blight control and urban renewal needs.
Paul Harvey foresees 1987 in 1967 talk. No cash payments, money moved by computers. Disposable clothing and cars, capsule subway travel, auto trashing, widespread cosmetic trends for men, heated air to melt snow, home computers for budgeting and homework, and self reheating quick meals.
Hal Boyle recalls a family project to feed winter birds after noticing a beetle shortage. A simple wooden feeder cost 2.10 and five hours of work, yet birds arrived slowly, then a feast. Blue jays dominated sunflower seeds, while smaller birds dropped seed on the ground, prompting a mess and mixed success.
Investigation by a House subcommittee probes Adam Powell and staff travel in 1965 66 suggesting trips billed to taxpayers. Emma Swann and Dorothy Himes deny work on the flights while Powell aides confirm tickets were issued for nonofficial travelers. Credit card use and mislabelled tickets emerge as committee questions mount.
The piece argues big business raises questions on size and control, citing American firms and antitrust concerns. AT&T is highlighted as uniquely dominant, owning 85 percent of U.S. telephones, with $30 billion assets and 800000 workers. The FCC studies its cost, price and profit structure, seeking an 8 percent capital return.
The page marks January 5 as the fifth day of 1967 with 360 days remaining and recalls a historic railroad milestone from 189% when the last spike for the Great Northern track at the Cascade mountains east west junction was driven in.
A reader describes weight loss while caring for a spouse in a nursing home and asks how to regain weight. Dr Coleman recommends a high calorie diet, medical checkup, frequent snacks, and social eating to boost appetite, noting recovery may coincide with wife’s return. He also replies to a soldier about staying on active duty for health reasons. The column praises medical care in the armed forces and emphasizes following army doctors’ guidance for heart condition and retirement timing.
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