Shall We Cut and Run or Stand and Fight
An opinion piece asserts Americans face a choice between curbing crime or surrendering to it. It cites frontier courage versus Supreme Court criminal rights, notes Miami’s crime drop after a strong policing stance, and argues for a proactive defense though cites other cities as potential models.
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Supreme Court
City budgets slim as year ends and officers reflect local concerns
Fiscal experts report a 95,500 year end balance shortfall of 42,588 reducing city operation funds for 1968. The column notes shortages complicating municipal business while reports feature local honors at University of Pittsburgh Titusville branch and a Corry police context.
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Titusville
University of Pittsburgh
Geraldine Vincent
Martha Vincent
West Frederick Street
Patricia Rote
Jerry Rote
B.D. 1
Corry
Edinboro State College
Carl Welch
Greenville
Vern Welch
Grove Street
Reynolds
Mercer County
George H. Ledger
Union City
Les Kelly
Pennsylvania Law Enforcement ‘Bulletin
Donna Hickle
East South Street
Robert Lindsey
Frank Carnegie
Julius
Gus) Wotus
Warren Reynolds
Erie
Edwart T. Kelly
Behrend campus programs and local notices spark town brief
Corry resident Blakeslee is listed for Behrend Campus Penn State fall term pursuing an associate degree in electrical and electronics technology. Betty Davis Gair of Corry is named as a degree recipient from Edinboro State College. Airman Edward T. Williams USN, son of Mrs. Dixie L. Keppel, participated in Operation Dead Stringer aboard USS Bon Homme Richard off California as part of a First Fleet training exercise. A frostbite scare prompted a physician visit after two youths walked to the Junior High in frigid weather. Rumors of lowering drinking age in Pennsylvania lack basis, while LSD concerns surface at a nearby college. General Bill Lesler plans Corry talk January 21 for the Management Club forecasting the 1963 legislature. Cerebral Palsy fund drive in Corry shows lagging results.
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Corry
Jean
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Erie
Edinboro State
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Pennsylvania
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Commonwealth
Management Club
Paul Harvey on the future food crisis and tech aid
Paul Harvey warns that a looming food famine threatens three billion people by decade's end as population rises and arable land grows scarce. He cites atom power, satellites, and TV as signs of progress while urging better farming, fertilizers, irrigation, and new inventions to avert disaster.
This Day in History Highlights and Milestones
On January 20 1967 the calendar marks historical notes such as King George V’s death in 1986 the Edward VIII succession and John Marshall’s 1801 appointment. Highlights include Pearl Harbor lease approval 1687 FDR third term 1941 Eisenhower 1953 JFK LBJ 1961 and the France West Germany pact five years earlier ending centuries of conflict.
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Britain
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
John Marshall
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
France
West Germany
City Hall answers reader questions on housing code and snow removal
A city analyst explains that demolitions occur under housing codes when dwellings are unfit or hazards to health or safety. A reader commends the streets department’s snow clearing, noting long hours and public praise, while another letter critiques street conditions and calls for faster plowing despite complaints.
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Streets Department
Journal
Are Women Becoming Ruder in America Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reports on a cynical unofficial poll among male office workers claiming rising female rudeness. Varying quotes condemn women as presumptuous, loud, and outnumbering men, with men recalling chivalry and claiming modern women challenge traditional roles while pursuing power and pay.
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New York
National Brotherhood
Merchants Approve Friday Retail Hours In Corry
Corry merchants voted 18 to 2 to extend Friday store hours after a seven month trial. The meeting at The Ritz Restaurant drew many members of the Merchants Bureau. City Council also revised parking meter rules to operate until 9 pm on Fridays. In other local sports news Keystones edge Corry Rockets 52 to 21 and Harborcreek defeats Flint four 30 to 20.
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Merchants Bureau
City Council
Keystones
Corry Rockets
Flint
Buicks
Harborcreek
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