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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the town should rethink snow clearing for seniors after a 70-year-old man shoveled a path for Superior Refuse Co. workers. The piece notes several elderly residents, widows, and a 60s-year-old, arguing mandatory shoveling raises unfair costs and burdens on older residents while garbage collection bills rise with taxes.
Drew Pearson analyzes the Near East crisis as Arab belligerents threaten broader war. He argues the Johnson and Nixon administrations maneuver to shape U S policy while Israel and the Soviet Union push diplomacy to isolate the United States, with Egypt, Nasser, and Rabin at the center.
Paul Harvey notes a shift as leading scientists urge formal quantitative study of UFO phenomena. Dr. Allen Hynek and Dr. James McDonald join a growing chorus, while psychiatrists like Dr. Berthold Schwarz debunk psychosis claims and stress: observers may be truthful about what they saw.
Fred Goldberg of King's Corners near Clymer estimated a loss of 30000 dollars after a fire leveled a large barn. Insurance partially covered the damage as six of 70 head of stock perished in the blaze. A separate sports note says Corry High School dribblers travel to Erie for a Section One District 10 game versus Tech. A church dinner and 1929 police chief appointment also appear in this era item.
Harrisburg lawmakers wrestle with the Governor Shafer backed 449.8 million tax increase tied to the Governor’s Priorities Commission. The 54 member panel’s report becomes the base for decisions as legislators convene amid partisan pressures to expand or curb spending across agriculture education mental health and housing programs.
A nostalgic reflection on memory and bygone American life. Vignettes recount stage shows, Red Grange, icemen summers, blood tonic habits, bifocals, gold watches, bank loans, skiing on barrel staves, homemade bread, church attendance, clotheslines, whistling, spitting, farmers and families, paydays, and simple comforts.
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