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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
2
Our opinion condemns a plan in Harrisburg to cut the years required for top retirement pay from 26.6 to 22.2 years as part of a broader budget where Shafer cites a 1.4 billion state bill and legislators boosted their pay to 12 000 annually. The piece urges voters to scrutinize their senator or assemblyman when the vote occurs.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 1947 debates on Soviet cooperation in peace efforts with Senators urging actions to match Stalin's stated intent. In Corry, burglars stole about $3,000 from G C Murphy Co. store over the weekend, and seven cattle died in a barn fire on the Seager farm. Corry’s Spring Clean Up Campaign starts at 7 tomorrow morning in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th wards.
Perry Nichols of the local taxi firm announces completion of arrangements to extend special bus service to Columbus for residents of that community. West has rented the…
Today highlights several past events with strong entities: 1942 sugar rationing begins in the United States due to World War I shortages. 1778 George Washington announces French alliance at Valley Forge. 1821 Napoleon dies on Saint Helena. 1955 Western Germany becomes sovereign. 1945 Nazi Germany faces collapse as Dönitz concedes. 1955 Italian cabinet resigns. 1967 May fifth marks notable historical notes across nations and leaders.
The former store room on First Avenue in the Bracken building, long occupied by the late G. M. Ream’s grocery, has been converted into a modern grocery store.
President Lyndon Johnson's cabinet discusses Post Office woes with Lawrence O'Brien leading questions on efficiency, unions, and the path to a breakeven mail service. The piece details staffing, training, and the drift from rail to air transport, highlighting calls to streamline operations and modernize.
Drew Pearson reports liberal Republican Jacob Javits opposes Nelson Rockefeller’s presidential bid, pushing for Gov. George Romney and seeking a balanced ticket. Javits pledges to back Romney with a plan to become VP, while Rockefeller resists. The piece links Javits to Jewish leadership concerns over Julius Klein and Rheinmetall as probes widen.
Fragmented text outlines publication details for the Corry Journal including rate structures such as ten cents per copy and yearly or advance pricing. Mentions names like George Ealter and Kent Berge with scattered references to ads and deadlines.
Harrisburg observers discuss Governor Shafer’s whirlwind pace, questions of who runs the state, and budget timing. historical notes recount pre 1939 budget deadlines shifting from firm February to as soon as possible, plus a look at Pennsylvania unemployment insurance funding and employer costs.
An eight year old, emotionally disturbed, must be placed in a special class or school due to disruptive behavior. Guidance emphasizes family involvement, psychiatric support, and coordinated care. cites a New York City program as a model and urges Connecticut expansion and access to health and education services.
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