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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp notes fund drive pledge challenges with about 10 percent unpaid. A late donor from 1961 pledged to pay the remaining balance of 9,249 dollars after employment benefit was received, hoping others who publicized support would also fulfill their obligations.
A growing bloc of Republican lawmakers in Harrisburg chafes at Governor Shafer’s leadership and slow legislative activity. They demand clear plans and decisive policy moves as the Shafer administration nears four months of the 1807 session with few substantive measures offered.
The Menominee of Wisconsin formed Menominee Enterprises on May 1, 1961, to process pulp wood and replant forests. For five years it reported rising sales and a 15 percent investor return, while preserving Wolf River wilderness. Tyonek Alaska oil wealth and self management are cited as parallel success stories.
Washington report outlines allegations by John Sennett that 39 Dodd checks were forged attributed to signature lines caused by alcohol influence. The piece notes staff defenses and explains O'Hare did not forge funds, detailing how assistants sign letters and sign checks, and recounts incidents of Dodd's drinking and staff efforts to shield him on the Senate floor.
Rain over two days floods lowlands east of the city while police search two local delivery men for skipping town with unpaid bills and larceny tied to a boarding house clothes theft. A Union City auto crash injures several youths, wagon team driven by Edward Lee of Essex Street. A Watkins Company representative is noted.
Hal Boyle reflects on springtime as a mix of hope and memory. The columnist recalls midcentury rural life with vivid scenes of winter apples, woolen underwear, spring tonics, mule-drawn transport, prayers at night, flower gardens, family meals, dogs, hard work, and small-town social norms.
On March 21 1617 Pocahontas died in England. In 1891 a Hatfield McCoy marriage ended their feud. 1900 Roosevelt signed Palisades preservation bill. 1956 Roosevelt fleet ship sunk in New York. Ten years ago an AMAT plane vanished near Tokyo with 67 presumed dead. One year ago Johnson asked Congress for consumer protection legislation.
A health column describes heart attack as a coronary event and outlines recovery steps. It explains mycardial infarction, rest, diet, and gradual return to activity, stressing early therapy, emotional rehabilitation, and long term prevention through lifestyle changes.
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