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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the granddaddy eyesore beside the city's finest hotel on North Center Street draws visitors' scorn. The piece urges decisive city action to remove the rat infested structure, noting the awkward sight even as it rejects drastic arson.
A legislative recount details an amendment to the Appropriation Bill blocked by Governor Shafer and top aides. After caucus pressure, leadership promised future support if the amendment were dropped. The bill then moved to third reading with strong Republican backing.
Jim Bishop sketches Maurice Chevalier recalling former loves as he sits in gray slacks beside a portrait of his mother. The Parisian star, lauded for romance, reflects on past flames, family ties, and the idea that love heightens all senses.
Senator Phil Hart is asked to examine Seagram's bid to control Metro Goldwyn Mayer amid concerns from the American Council on Alcohol Problems. The piece outlines Seagram director appointments and Time magazine ties, plus historical Bronfman smuggling charges and alleged bribery claims.
Riggers moved in to Curler Hill site for the fifth Corry gas well with plans to resume drilling within two weeks. Local sports report notes Jamestown Bombers defeat Corry Merchants 5 1 at Loveland Field despite a lone hit. A Fourth of July party for Corry Country Club members and guests is set at the hilltop clubhouse with Clyde Goodwill's orchestra providing music. In 1928 city council approved a hill restraining heavy trucks on North Center Street and Columbus Avenue for ninety days starting August 1 to protect streets. Tomorrow three balloons will be released from Brooks Studio at one hour intervals with prizes for numbers.
Hal Boyle presents a self test to gauge mental normalcy asking readers to answer yes or no to questions about stress, habits, politics, aging, and perception. A high yes score signals normalcy. a string of no answers signals being out of touch and advised to return to reality.
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