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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
2
A political column argues that rising crime demands voter action at all levels from local to national. It condemns ineffective federal crime studies and Great Society programs, urging Americans to elect officials who will strengthen law enforcement and deter crime. The piece labels current leaders as failing and calls on readers to fulfill their obligation at the polls.
Harrisburg voters face a pivotal choice on constitutional amendment 2A, granting the legislature the status of a continuing body that can reconvene by its own petition, while preserving the governor's power to call special sessions. Proponents say it strengthens representative government by preventing a complete legislative deadlock between sessions, with committees able to prep during interims for the next term. Opponents worry about reduced executive recall of the legislature and potential checks on the governor's agenda.
The author rebukes Fulbrights and Morses for pushing world policing while critiquing or defending past isolationist labels. He notes a shift as politicians toggle between meddling and noninterference, argues for decisive victory, and urges adherence to mind our business restraint after a resolved conflict.
Drew Pearson reports on Rep. Jamie Whitten blocking federal food stamps for hungry Mississippi Negro children while labeling Overseas Weekly in Vietnam as censored. Senate investigators recount malnutrition among Delta children, and Whitten’s push to verify “true facts” with names from the Agriculture Department. The piece ties Whitten to broader accusations of neglect and political pressure amid U.S. hunger and censorship debates.
Today marks the 129th day of 1967 with 236 remaining. Notable items include Byrd and Bennett’s 1926 North Pole flight, Franklin’s 1754 newspaper cartoon debut, Spain’s 1781 Pensacola capture, 1915 Japan’s 21 demands to China, Goering’s 1945 surrender, Italy’s 1946 monarchy abdication, and notes on a Vietnam-era front proposal, Laos operations, and Estes references.
Corry High School baseball beat Tidi cute 96 on the Warren County diamond after rebounding from a loss to Wesleyville. Dean Houser struck out 13, delivering a dominant pitching performance. Arrival of circus contracting agent J C Admire and Walter L Main Circus prompts parade and exhibitions in Corry on May dist, with city officials and merchants arranging events.
Republicans show willingness to compromise on labor legislation based on Senate bill margins. In Corry, May 9 1947, school officials name Feldt valedictorian and Purcell salutatorian as the term nears end. Public interest wanes as Corry Talk of the Month Club is discontinued with no immediate plan for lectures.
A health column urges readers to learn basic mouth to mouth resuscitation with six steps. It recounts a child saved by a quick responder, emphasizes calm, speed, and help from others, and notes to seek professional aid while continuing airflow.
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