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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the 16 year old driving issue in Pennsylvania is dire. The Berks County crash killed a 17 year old girl and a 16 year old boy while two others survived. The piece argues that raising the minimum driving age would reduce deaths and injuries, urging serious consideration in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg satire centers on a proposed seven cent per gallon tax hike on Monongahela Rye liquor. Rep C L Schmitt and others lampoon state budget provisions and a nonexistent Ole Bull Castle, while noting liquor revenue at stake and potential cross-border purchases to cover tax impact.
A narrator recalls Miss Liz a stern grand aunt who preached fear of God and kept a strict house. Ernie and his father fall from grace, drink, and drift to Hoboken while Miss Liz expels a forbidden lover and children, washing the stoop with hot water in a final show of faith.
Drew Pearson outlines the eight month delay in the Senate Ethics Committee investigation of Senator Thomas Dodd. He contrasts House action on Powell with the Senate pace, cites procedural changes, counsel access, and disputed financial transactions including testimonial dinner proceeds.
The article reviews bases for annulment including incapacity to marry in Pennsylvania, existing marriage to another spouse, insanity, age inadequacy, or a ceremony conducted as a joke. It notes license denial for those divorced on adultery grounds and that annulment may be decreed upon proper facts. It also covers a 1965 Supreme Court ruling on not taxing costs after acquittals and mentions era memories and library governance details.
On this date in 1967, marks the 72nd day of the year with 293 days remaining. Associated Press notes that in 1943 Anthony Eden met with Franklin D. Roosevelt. A Canberra communique from SEATO ministers outlined projects to curb communist subversion in Southeast Asia.
Readers ask if rheumatic fever remains frequent despite antibiotics and learn early antibiotic use prevents complications. Questions address cosmetic hormones and risks, claims about royal jellies, and limits of estrogen. Also asked is whether fetal sex can be predicted early, and guidance on food poisoning and handling. Dr. Coleman invites reader letters for column use.
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