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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
7
A fragmented report notes a Panamanian effort connected to Robles in Panama. The text references a court and political actions, with unclear details about impeachment and specific individuals or outcomes.
An incident at an automotive repair site involves a distant machine operating at high speed cracking through surrounding walls. The event caused rapid melting of nearby food and water supplies, with thousands affected. The report mentions a New Engine setup and service repair references.
Franklin District highway officials will begin an intensive accident cause research study to improve the highway system in northwestern Pennsylvania. State highways engineer William F. Troxell notes Secretary Barnett aims to analyze road gradings surfaces and geometries and to identify accident clusters for corrective action with public cooperation.
Rockledge Florida city leaders moved to draft an ordinance banning national pollsters from surveying residents politics. Mayor R W Grady argued polls influence voters and pose a dangerous trend while noting the 14 000 residents near Cape Kennedy. He framed the move as protest not expulsion and asked the city attorney to draft the ordinance.
The calendar outlines YMCA activities for March 25 1968 week with daily schedules. Activities include swimming lessons and sessions, team practices, TOPS classes, sewing, dance, and various youth groups. The note ends with The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.
Grow in motel industry with training for managers clerks housekeepers and hostesses. Train at home then two weeks practical at Ocean Front Blue Seal Motel in Sunny Miami Beach Florida. VA approved. Write for complete details.
Oakland leaders urge community groups to invite police into meetings under an “Adopt A Cop” plan. Donald McCullion says cops will be seen as people not crime stats, and NAACP leaders back closer officer contact. Police Chief Charles Gain supports the effort and pledges cooperation within limits.
The 11,500 member Bob Jones University student body sent a telegram to President Johnson saying Vietnam is heavy on the minds of all college students. It states the telegram is not an endorsement of the administration but expresses gratitude to the soldiers.
Rev James C Grove presents a Lenten meditation on John 18 39 40 contrasting Pilate's indecision with the crowd's cry for Barabbas The preacher condemns hypocrisy and extols Jesus as the Son of Man while labeling Barabbas a gangster rebel and robber noting the world still prefers Barabbas to Christ and Satan to God
Joseph Guido, 59, longtime city editor of The Bradford Era, died yesterday of an apparent heart attack in Bradford, Pennsylvania. He served nearly three decades as sports editor for The Era and its predecessor papers, overcoming polio in childhood to pursue journalism. He is survived by his mother and three sisters.
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