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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1969
Page
2
A column reflects on changing gender fashion in past years with men adopting skirts and panty hose. It notes early prideful experiments at a California high school and a Madison Avenue executive, with mixed reception. The piece ends urging caution in public behavior and perceptions.
Grass Roa reports a Wall Street Journal note that a West Coast agency notes many refusals by firms to hire graduates from San Francisco State and Berkeley amid campus unrest. The Antigo Wisconsin Journal cites fear of radical influence and minority rule sparking concern over political climate and hiring attitudes.
NYAP story on Flip Wilson, born Clerow Wilson, rising comedian from Newark who grew up in poverty. He credits self discipline, 15-year goal, and hard work for fame after a 1966 Carson appearance. He plans TV projects and writes his own material, declaring pro status and a brighter future.
A recorded address in which Paul Harvey urges frank, respectful dialogue about equal rights and employment challenges. He rejects patronizing guarantees, warns against coercion or violence, and invites direct communication at Box 7708, Chicago, to explore living together or parting ways.
The Texas Lunch on West Main street sold yesterday afternoon by the estate of the late Chris Dallas to N E Armatas of Titusville. Corry American Legion Junior Baseball team won 18 to 1 over Us OC. Tritt county agent and five Brokenstraw 4H Club members took a cattle judging tour to Warren county state farms and Carlton Curtis farm in Columbus on Wednesday. A miniature cloudburst hit Corry July 8 1928 flooding basements and cellars but causing no major damage. Roadwork closed the macadam stretch north of the city to allow uninterrupted building operations.
About 250 demonstrators condemned Gov. Shafer in a mock trial in the Democratic caucus room claiming unlawful acts and a 99 year welfare sentence. The scene included subpoenas to lawmakers, birthday tributes to Speaker Fineman, and remarks about Erie politics and liquor bills.
Washington reports the Illinois Republican leader Everett Dirksen remains a dramatic yet divisive force in the Senate. His opposition to financial disclosure, ethics codes, and various policy maneuvers creates friction as the Nixon administration grows tired of bending to his demands.
July 8 1969 marks the final day of the year with 70 days remaining. It notes Norway’s 1940 escape to London after 62 days of fighting during World War II, not World War I.
New York AP analysis notes expected GNP growth to level off and dip later this year before rising again in the mid-1970s. May and June data show rising consumer prices, with wages and wholesale costs pushing business expenses higher. Dow Jones has fallen about 10 percent over six weeks, while analysts warn of tight money similar to 1966. The public remains focused on buying, borrowing, and building for higher future prices. The Corry Evening Journal reports this market view and economic indicators.
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