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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
2
In Our ¢ Opinion the piece examines arguments for and against lowering the voting age to 18. It questions the war eligibility claim, notes gender fairness, and argues that adults often vote with limited candidate study while soldiers are trained to follow rules. The plaid discussion predicts ongoing political appeal to younger voters.
A transcript from Grass Roots Opinion asserts that government strength derives from its elected servants character. It argues parties and representatives reflect either integrity and achievement or indifference and failure, urging accountability and civic duty in Tooele City Utah.
John T. Connor, returning to corporate life as Allied Chemical president after leading Merck, says government and business must collaborate. He calls for industry representation in Washington and notes politics shapes the modern business era, urging firms to observe, listen, and reflect congressional dynamics in policy.
Hal Boyle surveys quirky odds and ends from science and society in Americana. He notes prison recidivism rates, odd climate trivia from Death Valley to Siberia, and famous quotes, alongside brief reflections on tourism, birth control, and folklore. The piece blends humorous and curious facts with period voice and tone.
Harrisburg faces a bold state highway plan costing about 1.5 billion for 1971 73 with the state share near 950 million as part of a larger six year program. The debate centers on financing via motor license taxes and fees with lawmakers likely to choose between sales or income tax routes and driver or vehicle fees.
The text explains that a separated husband may be required to provide his wife with support unless he proves strong grounds for divorce. Courts assess need, the wife's station in life, and each party's earnings to determine the appropriate amount.
In Moscow U S Secretary of State James Marshall expressed sharp dissatisfaction with the lack of forward movement in the Council of Foreign Ministers German and Austrian treaty talks. He cited last nights session as unproductive and warned that the stalemate must end promptly.
On this date in 1964 a massive Alaska quake and tidal waves killed at least 114 people across Alaska Oregon and California. In 1794 George Washington approved the first U S Navy fleet. Born 1845 Roentgen discovery. 1933 Japan left League of Nations. 1938 Hitler demanded Danzig accord. 1945 Eisenhower said Germans whipped on Western Front. Ten years ago hearings on labor racketeering. five years ago space cooperation talks. one year ago Indira Gandhi visited the United States.
Drew Pearson notes Johnson faces joint chiefs push to mine Haiphong harbor. He fears Chinese and Russian influence, while Moscow seeks military aid to top North Vietnam. Also covers Powell seating probe, the Schenley-Lorillard merger stock surge, and SEC inquiries into trading on inside info.
The column advises immediate medical help if poisoning is suspected and to keep samples of containers for identification. It notes poisoning prevention at home, safe first aid steps, and contacting a poison control center. It also covers whether baby teeth affect adult tooth structure and warns red meat may be fine in moderation for blood pressure, urging open discussion with the doctor.
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