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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1967
Page
2
Jim Thorpe Times-News explains Act 155 and Act 159 change stopping rules for halted school buses in Pennsylvania. Motorists must stop in all directions unless on a divided highway with buses passing no more than 15 mph when allowed.
Washington reports Andrew J. May former House military committee chair and the Garsson brothers pleaded in nocent to conspiring to defraud the government. An indictment accuses May of agreeing to receive 53 624 and other sums to influence munitions contracts. Eva N. Kepler notes Corry area Christmas Seal drive totals 2 883.02, with Veterans of Foreign Wars post giving 40. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes arrived back from a Gulf Air tour via Lawrence Airport after a ten day trip.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including George B. Sarmpe as General Manager and Allan Hasbrouck as Advertising Manager with John Metaughlin in the pressroom and G T Bergman as Production Manager. The paper notes AP exclusive rights and standard delivery rates and publishing terms for subscribers and advertisers.
A collage of trivia and observations from Hal Boyle, noting tax mistakes, human brain power, and everyday quirks. It reflects on American life, humor about wages and professions, superstition, and a closing note from the Corry Journal inviting reader letters.
Paul Harvey argues Britain remains a global force despite small size. He cites leadership in science, diplomacy, media, and culture, noting its impact on the United Nations and U.S. war decisions. He praises British tenacity and questions American emulation of John Bull's leadership.
The column surveys U S auto safety policy set for January 31 1968 with Dr William Haddon heading the new agency amid industry pressure and delays. It notes Chrysler recalls and GM defect bets while Lloyd Cutler and attorneys push for favorable terms. Also referenced is Drew Pearson highlighting Jamaica New York pipeline leak dangers and corrosion risks from gas lines.
January 24 marks events such as 1908 Baden Powell organizing the first Boy Scout troops in England and 1848 California gold discovery. It notes battleship Maine sent to Havana in 1898 and Petrograd renamed Leningrad in 1924, with later references to Franco and Camp O’Donnell.
A nurse described as devoted and warm discusses fear of cancer and anxiety. She credits personal therapy and open discussion for improved happiness and patient care, noting fear invalids in a complex world and urging professional help.
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