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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion argues that about 10 percent of college students use marijuana to cope with stress while the rest persevere, claiming the drug’s use signals weakness. It warns that early marijuana use can lead to heroin and LSD and stresses the need for resilience amid war and academic pressure.
Local events include Corry High School class of 1927 graduates approved, census appointment for H J Shean, barbershop chorus night at Cherry Hardware, and a late evening barn fire on Liberty Street causing one room damage after neighbors spotted flames and the fire department arrived.
Paul Harvey argues cars overwhelm cities as 95 million vehicles surge nationwide. He cites seven million drivers roaming for scarce curb space, bans on curb parking, and growing garages as band-aids. He warns crowding could halt progress like dinosaurs, urging bold solutions.
Harrisburg discussion centers on Shafer proposal to tie a broad based income tax to state expenditures. Critics question delaying implementation until need arises and whether executive branch sets timing and rate, risking a mismatch between revenue and appropriations.
This health column explains slipped or herniated discs caused by pressure on spinal nerves. It covers diagnosis by orthopedist and neurologist, imaging like myelograms, treatment from bed rest to traction and belts, and cautions against premature surgery while stressing underlying causes and expert care.
A Drew Pearson investigation recounts alleged poison gas attacks in Yemen and Ketaf in January 1967. It cites Ilyushin bombings, red cross samples, and survivor symptoms while noting deaths and livestock losses. The piece links the matter to ex Nazi scientists hired by Nasser and discusses broader political finance questions in Florida.
Today marks June 6 with historical notes including the 1944 Normandy D Day landings. Nathan Hale born in 1785 and Patrick Henry died in 1799. In 1994 Congress created the Securities and Commission. The Yorktown carrier sunk in 1942 during Midway.
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