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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
2
The State Highway Department shows progress on interstates while neglecting daily bread–and–butter roads. Governor elect Shafer just dedicated a new interstate slab, highlighting the reliance on main arteries. Critics insist funds favor travelers over everyday routes used by work, school, and milk transport, calling for balanced road funding and less glamor.
President Truman urged a controlled Congress to pass a four point labor program to prevent strikes harming the economy. The era notes a Mead Park skating crowd and icy conditions. Police managed Maple avenue after a tractor-trailer jackknife incident.
The law states wild animals are not subject to ownership until captured or killed, allowing state regulation of hunting on private land. Private clubs complying with law may hunt certain species on extended seasons after purchasing game and planting on land they own. Landowners may protect property even if this clashes with game laws, a right upheld by court decisions.
Jim Bishop surveys the cost of Congress, detailing salary rises from 22,500 to 30,000 and the extensive perks enjoyed by lawmakers. He notes assistants, travel, healthcare, and facilities in the Sam Rayburn Building, with examples including travel abroad, free services, and various expense accounts. The piece cites names like Robert Kennedy, Powell, Ellender, and Poage in illustrating lavish public service perks.
The Liberty Lobby plans a weekend convention in Washington featuring Rep. Albert Watson and Rep. elect John Rarick with other lawmakers listed as supporters. The piece portrays the group as extremist and notes several congressmen and staff who have promoted or aided its propaganda and events.
The savings and loan sector resumes aggressive rate competition as California associations woo eastern deposits. Regulators cap rates, yet ads show 5 to 6.85 percent, with daily compounding delivering up to about 6.85 percent over time. Leaving funds tied longer boosts returns, while early withdrawal cuts earnings.
On this date in history 1912 the birth of Joan of Arc 1919 the death of Theodore Roosevelt 1996 Congress moved to embargo arms to Spain 1941 Roosevelt spoke of four freedoms in an arsenal of democracy. Irish raids across the Northern Ireland border drew condemnation from Prime Minister Costello. JFK in Columbus pledged progress in medical care and education.
A reader asks for a clear definition of schizophrenia and to remove blame from a younger brother. Dr. Coleman explains schizophrenia is a complex illness with many forms and no single definition. The family should seek the treating doctor’s guidance, avoid accusing relatives, and support the patient with medical treatment and unity.
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