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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1968
Page
2
The piece weighs risks of high speed chases through a congested town. It argues police may chase to curb crime and protect public safety but acknowledges dangers and uncertainties. It concludes police must balance safety with the need to pursue suspected offenders.
Paul Harvey discusses a booming land market as highways and development drive up land values. He notes four million acres converted to suburban use, steady per year appreciation, and the rise of investment in raw land despite tax rules and promoter activity. He cites Texas A&M economist Timms on new markets for motels and services.
Drew Pearson surveys Israel's 20th anniversary amid Soviet arms to Egypt and Syria. He notes U S reluctance under Rostow, and President Johnson’s push for peace talks while Israel seeks recognition and limited concessions. Goldberg’s resignation colors U N diplomacy.
U.S. firms post strong first quarter gains driven by renewed consumer demand and inflationary pressures. Major automakers GM Chrysler Ford show large profit jumps. steel, chemicals, and tech sectors also rise, while papers and railroads lag. Inflation and higher costs temper outlook despite record first-quarter profits.
On this date 1968 is the 123rd day with 243 left. Notable events include Civil War General Stonewall Jackson fatally wounded by Confederate soldiers at Chancellorsville in 1863 and Leonardo da Vinci's death in 1519. Other milestones mention the Hudson's Bay Co charter in 1670 and Oklahoma Territory organizing in 1890. Adolf Hitler dissolves unions in 1933. A 1960 execution at San Quentin is noted.
Reports describe Pennsylvania's lame duck legislature facing subdued sessions as lawmakers finish terms after the April primary. debates on teacher pay, non public school aid, and a $2 billion budget plan proceed slowly with limited party drama.
Hal Boyle profiles Congo missions noting 1450 Protestant and 5800 Catholic workers shaping education and health. Veterans like Samy Vinton plan continuity while Bryon Foiger calls for younger, steadier aid. Ediger the conscientious objector and Ann Berg run programs, amid harsh bush life and mosquito challenges.
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