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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion argues police must read suspects their rights to avoid appeals. The piece notes Allentown incidents where a gas station attendant was killed and a night watchman injured. It cites Police Commissioner Frank McKetta pushing warnings to ensure due process. It warns against delaying arrests with lengthy legalese.
Harrisburg column critiques Shafer administration for budget and tax failures. It notes GOP House losses to 102 seats, Democratic Leader Fineman urging talks, while governor avoids public splits and relies on internal support despite partisan gridlock. It portrays pressure on Shafer and the Democrats to shape budget strategy.
A long critique details FBI operations and internal culture while noting pressure from Southern and Northern lawmakers over the Antipoverty Program. It describes federal agents' dress codes and the political battle around the Office of Economic Opportunity amid riots and public scrutiny.
A mixed reminiscence column recalls July 31 1947 hopes for Columbus Dam restoration fading amid no permit. It cites J H McCracken landing a keeper muskie at Chautauqua Lake. Corry Merchants beat Jamestown Steel Partition Bombers 7 5 at Loveland Field. 40 years ago notes discuss Corry hospital contract delays and Blue Cross pact with Hospital Service Association.
Jim Bishop recalls a Bahamas trip aboard Away We Go IV with family misadventures and self deprecating humor. He notes cramped Oceanus Hall rooms, roughing it illusions, and a cast of sports loving relatives. The Lucayan Course and a big fish pull the crew into further comic hardship as fatigue and sun take their toll.
A compact digest of quirks and observations from Hal Boyle. Included are notes on mumps recurrence rates, psychology of candy habits, and changing job titles. Also features light quips on frogs, brain oxygen use, baseball lore, a Lewiston used car gimmick, posture tips, late-night snacks, and antique auto parking in 1895.
On July 31 across history figures and events mark notable milestones. In 1498 Columbus discovered Trinidad. 1556 Ignatius Loyola died. 177 U.S. Congress commissioned Lafayette as major general. 1945 Pierre Laval surrendered to U.S. authorities in Austria.
Dr Coleman explains angina pectoris as a warning symptom from the heart, caused by narrowed coronary arteries or temporary spasm, and notes that rest diet and medications can reduce pain. He warns against heavy drug use, discusses sleep aids, addiction risks, brain damage from barbiturates, and urges reader questions for health guidance in his column.
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