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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania governor says college students who riot should be dismissed and prosecuted. He supports dissent but opposes occupation of campus buildings and violence. The Wilkes-Barre Record notes broad backing among older readers while urging protections for peaceful students.
In Harrisburg analysis of 27 Pennsylvania congressional seats, the piece argues Congressmen balance distant national duties with home district concerns. It notes the mix of Republican and Democratic reps, the influence on presidential programs, and the importance of voters understanding the distinct roles of Congressmen versus state legislators.
At a special Curry Schools meeting Louis Hanna of Matontown Pa was elected supervisor of physical education head football coach and athletic director for the 1964 49 school year. Also noted are local marriage announcements of Rosie Locey and Albert Imboff and a Blue Eye minister presiding at a single ring ceremony. Local council to meet tonight to act on bids for tarvia paving.
Drew Pearson outlines a nationwide effort to curb TV violence led by parents, ad men, and networks. The group cites top offenders, notes CBS and others trimming violence, cites Sen. Tom Dodd’s renewed probe, and urges viewers to boycott sponsors. Named firms include Polaroid, Beecham, Mars, and Shell, with totals from 1967 ad spend.
An unclear clipping mentions annual charges and per week terms for a subscription or service. It references mail delivery and possible per copy pricing, with garbled names and terms making exact entities and amounts difficult to identify. The fragment hints at a price around 1500 dollars per year and weekly rates, but readable specifics are scant.
Jim Bishop skewers air travel there is no joy at airports. clerks are overworked passengers endure long lines. He criticizes tight schedules bumper-to-bumper service, the deluxe meals, seat belts, and jet fuel fears. He calls for an Aviation Commission to reform CAB and FAA and improve passenger comfort.
Hal Boyle riffs on social quirks and public life with satirical quips and anecdotes. He links old maid tendencies, pet preferences, football paths to politics, and modern communication habits to human foibles. The piece lampoons gender roles, media attention, and marriage finance while skewering boastful attitudes.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and events. The readable portions mention fires in Philadelphia and individuals such as Mrs George and children Fran. The text is unclear, with garbled phrases and missing context for precise reporting.
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