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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
2
Our Opinion derides a Penn State psychology professor Dr. Huffman for researching if babies cry prompt mother responses using ducklings as subjects. The column condemns tax dollars funding this work, questions child psychology, and ends with Sam Levenson’s grandma joke urging hands on parenting.
Athens The Merchant Marine Ministry today raised to 437 the missing and believed dead in the sinking of the 1 800 ton Greek steamer Chimarra east of Athens after a mine explosion. The Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Corry Hotel main dining room set for Friday February 14 at 6 30 p m announced by Rasselas Brown secretary. Counties join Harrisburg trip to attend Governor Duff inauguration tomorrow. Measles cases quarantine in Corry with four residents at 31 East Main Street. The Keystones and Bentley Motors beat the Keys on the Ohio court 31 22 with Emma Armstrong hosting friends and employers of the R F store, as Republicans attend.
The Corry Evening Journal lists General Manager Willem and City Editor Allan Husbr Gute McLaughlin with pressroom foreman noted. It includes policy on Associated Press republication and postal details, plus mailing rates and advancing deadline terms for prior issues.
Jim Bishop recalls a Christmas Ouija board episode at home. His wife Kelly and daughters use the board to pick Tropical Park numbers and jai alai bets. The mock divination yields a few accurate reads, prompting playful skepticism about belief and luck.
Drew Pearson surveys Georgia’s Lester Maddox Georgia’s new governor and his conciliatory address in Atlanta amid Klan concerns Florida’s Claude Kirk begins a private police force paid by donors Alabama’s Lurleen Wallace presses for independence from husband George Wallace’s leadership while state race relations and welfare controversies loom. Pearson notes Atlanta’s integrated progress and guards, Kirk’s privatized policing and Burns/Hoover echoes, and Alabama’s uncertain political dynamic.
The New York market rebounds after a sharp 1966 decline with daily gains since the new year. Analysts note December losses used for tax purposes, renewed lending, and returning funds as reasons. Institutional buying appears as stocks show bargains, despite uncertainties around tax surcharges and war psychology.
January 20 marks notable events from 1929 the first full length talking picture outdoors In Old Arizona to 1966 and 1967 political milestones. Roosevelt second term inauguration De Gaulle re signs Byrnes peace treaties with Italy Hungary Bulgaria and Romania Eisenhower oath private Johnson peace stance and Vietnam references summarized.
Dr Coleman explains why his medical columns avoid no subject. He notes tobacco harms and links to cancer, urges personal decisions with doctors, and discusses contraception as a complex, individual choice with social and religious facets. Readers are invited to continue sending questions for his column.
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