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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
2
The judge upheld a conviction for assault and battery against a local man. The ruling supported by Alderman Porter Auer and Police Officer Kenneth Nichols, cites City Ordinance 547 allowing entry to prevent disorder. Bouquets to all concerned for proper law enforcement and judicial action.
Harrisburg report outlines Pennsylvanians facing potential 1.5 billion revenue gap under Shafer projections while New York Governor Rockefeller signals expansive requests and possible tax increases. Both leaders confront budget strains amid a presidential election year and split legislatures.
Drew Pearson reports on POWs in communist camps resisting Viet Cong propaganda and aiding each other under harsh conditions. The piece also notes a Republican-led push against Bill Dawson’s chairmanship, Congo demonstrations against Humphrey, Mills clashing with Johnson over child aid, and the strain on the National Bureau of Standards as federal cuts hit scientific research.
A reflective column surveys humor from Phyllis Diller and other comedians, contrasting laughter with personal domestic absurdities. It riffs on homemaking myths, marriage banter, and practical jokes, ending with the notion that the speaker may be a bit of a nut.
Hal Boyle offers humorous clues in a Kansas City AP column on aging. The piece notes changes like increased greetings from old friends, children calling you father, grown sons calling you old man, and shifts in speech at home. It highlights tiny comforts, hair color changes, memory lapses, and mood shifts as signs of growing older.
Two meetings of home buyers near Fairhaven yield 75 of 100 prospects secured. Corry board to consider adding an automobile driving course in the public schools. Milon L. Brown resigns as Meadville superintendent. Scouts Nos. 80 81 shift sites and March 30 deadline noted. Icy conditions cause slips but no serious injuries reported.
Notes mark January 10 with events including Thomas Paine publishing Common Sense in 1776 and the 1946 United Nations General Assembly milestone. The entry lists the year count and London convening.
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