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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the youths say tell it like it is but avoid specifics. The column blames adults for failing to teach worthwhile values and cites dating at 12 wheels at 16 and overprotective parenting as the worst crimes against the younger generation. It urges concrete examples instead of vague protest.
In St Albans Vermont Freeman filed a patent related to a messenger seat belt concept. The note references early references to seat belts and attempts to standardize such safety equipment in automobiles around 1907.
Rev Joseph Kanzelmar responds to Cooklis column exploring why human minds describe God in human terms. He argues God transcends human limits, notes mercy over cruelty, and explains biblical accounts of anger indecision and Saul as peer to human choice and moral partnership. He states God offers freedom to choose and forgives repentant hearts.
Paul Harvey outlines Japan's rapid postwar recovery up to 1968, noting high literacy and schooling, disciplined saving, and record investment. Japan's industrial output doubles into 10 years, behind only the United States in key sectors, with vast exports and strong overseas demand shaping a new global balance.
The Erie Skippers all girl softball team beat the Corry Vets 5 4 to advance in the city league, with Harold Howard presiding over a business session and Frank Harvey leading songs. The Corry Moose Bombers set to play Tidioute at Loveland Field at 8 pm. The Corry Local of the Dairymen’s League met at the Bensinks on State. The Corry Journal invites brief letters with signatures for publication. Charles Craker caught a four pound seven and a half ounce wall eyed pike at Findley Lake for the local contest. The passenger station has seen interior redecorating. a replacement is desired. The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sunday, with various staff and mailing details listed.
Six months into Nixon's term crime in Washington surged with a 40 percent rise in murders totaling 130 in the first half of 1989. The narcotics fight expands under John Ingersoll with arrests from a Mafia heroin ring to amphetamine seizures and a statewide education push. Budget asks seek $25 million more for enforcement amid political scrutiny.
A playful New York AP piece lists whimsical cures for summer doldrums and offers quirky ideas from sky writing to a watermelon peel, with a section of political contact details for state and federal representatives in Harrisburg and Washington.
On July 12 1969 Julius Caesar and Aaron Burr are referenced, with notes on Napoleon establishing the Confederation of the Rhine in 1806. The piece mentions 1919 WWI blockade lifting in Europe, a 1957 change of Aga Khan lineage, then recalls Honduran revolt ten years ago, India Pakistan talks five years ago, and a sweltering Naples day causing a riot among 2000 prisoners.
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