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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion Detroit critics car makers for rushing unsafe designs. A manufacturer recalls 2,237 new cars over steering gear faults risking sudden loss of control. The lettered notice warns owners to return vehicles for repairs amid broader charge that speed and gimmicks trump safety.
Hal Boyle reflects on gendered differences between men and women in marriage. He recounts a veteran’s view that wives demand exacting perfection in daily life, while men prefer compromise. The piece contrasts male laziness with female crusade for precision.
Paul Harvey laments a generation's impact on women, blaming men for shaping women into modern stereotypes. He traces changes from feminine ideals to Emancipation era shifts and critiques media, fashion, and social norms. The speaker calls for women to return to traditional roles and reconnect with family life.
A Washington era NSA staff dossier exposes alleged CIA ties funding deferments for NSA members. Records show confidential meetings at the Marriott Motel and CIA contact points discuss press statements and possible public admission of CIA financing amid defense of deferments.
March 9 marks key historical events including the Monitor versus Merrimac clash in 1862 near Hampton Roads Virginia, Napoleon and Josephine marriage in 1796, the postmaster general joining the Cabinet in 1839, the RAF bombing Munich in 1943, the Remagen Rhine action in 1945, and Carrie Chapman Catt’s death in 1947.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher George H. Sample and manager Allan Hasbrouck, with production and pressroom details. It notes Associated Press content and offers mail and carrier rates, with a publication deadline at 9 am for the previous day.
In Harrisburg the current 1967 legislative session runs with 17 House bills on a Monday calendar and only one general bill cleared both chambers. Senate and House activity contrast with 306 proposed Senate bills and 418 House introductions. The State Board of Education rescheduled its March meeting due to snow and will reconvene in April. Pennsylvania ranks fifth in doctorates awarded 1955 65 with 6004 degrees conferred.
A reader asks about surgery for the prostate and impotence. Dr. Coleman explains anatomy, risks, and advances in painless urethral procedures and cryosurgery, urging medical evaluation and discouraging nonmedical fears.
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