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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the indictment of Dr. Benjamin Spock for helping youths evade the draft is described as a sad fall for a once celebrated figure. The piece notes his influence on generations and contrasts his stature with later associations.
Governor Shafer vetoed the Pension Grab Bag bill drawing early legislative maneuvering to craft a new measure. Lawmakers who claim ignorance of the first bill are urged to stay alert as debates continue on pension reform and fiscal prudence.
Miami Police Chief Headley declares a war on crime promising aggressive policing to curb rioting and violence as racial tension and civil rights activism rise. He orders stop and frisk tactics amid pleas for reform. Governor Kirk backs militancy by police while Miami faces a spike in violent crime and social upheaval.
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Drew Pearson reports Captain Richard Alexander, linked to the Arnheiter case, was removed from command of the USS New Jersey after standing up to admirals over the Marcus Arnheiter dispute. The Navy calls the transfer personal, while sources say Weisner prepared a relinquishment statement for Alexander. The maneuver ends a rising career amid policy disputes and a looming outcast.
Col John H. Glenn Jr. speaks of overcoming a low point as he debuts as a TV star in NBCs Great Explorations. The program traces Henry Morton Stanley's Africa mission in search of David Livingstone, recalling Glenns 1962 orbital flight and his speed compared with Stanleys months long trek.
After his 1962 Mercury flight Glenn faced a 1964 fall that derailed his Senate bid and left him with debts. He recovered physically and financially, later serving as space consultant to NASA and as president of Royal Crown Cola International.
In Harrisburg the Shafer administration faces a thin GOP House of 101 members after Evan Williams resigns to join the judiciary. Vacancies from deaths and a looming April 29 primary threaten votes needed for action, though the constitutional convention relieves pressure temporarily.
A parent asks about a senior wrestler dropping from 124 to 112 pounds and aiming for 103 while doctors warn against aggressive dieting. Dr Coleman cautions that health comes first, urges coach-doctor consultation, and suggests community forums to address weight in sport.
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