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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
2
Our opinion urges participation in the Mead Park Memorial Day observance to honor fallen brothers and fathers. It notes low turnout despite past good weather and two hours of time, and calls Corry to show support for guest of honor Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito and the grieving families.
Port Huron Michigan Times reflects on global agriculture noting that farming remains central to life for billions. The piece argues technology and chemistry aid farming everywhere, but only nations with similar political systems achieve sustained agricultural abundance.
Report notes bipartisan interest from sportsmen in Pennsylvania politics as House Democrats push a Mines and Mineral Industries inquiry. Republican leaders oppose, arguing no investigation is needed while commenting on the 1965 backfill law and statewide economic rhetoric.
Jim Bishop reports a fraudulent card game aboard a westbound train used to cheat a leather goods salesman named Rollo. A phony minister withdrew 2642.50 and deposited 101.92, prompting FBI tacklers to track the swindler. Victims aided the capture on a Denver run. The impostor confessed a long record as a swindler.
Washington report details Sen Tom Dodd aiding Otepka by passing a memo on White House discussions. It notes Johnson sought to remove Otepka, Dodd defended him, and the President later pressed Eastland. Also referenced are Dodd’s post White House fallout and unrelated anecdotes about prankster reverend, dogs, and Rep Don Riegle aiding a stranded sister.
Washington reports the four billion dollar tax cut bill hit its first roadblock as Republicans push to pass it this week. A freak tornado struck Corry causing uprooted trees and damaged lines, delivering property losses totaling hundreds of dollars. Ralph Austin of 502 West Church Street won a $7,500 home in the Erie Home Show at Waldameer Park.
On May 26 1967 the year reached its 146th day with 219 remaining. Key events include Andrew Johnson impeachment trial ending in acquittal in 1868 and Seeranaps coronation. In 1946 normal railroad service resumed after a strike as government control ended.
In a center street incident Mrs. Elsie Nichols in a Studebaker smashed through safety gates just feet from a speeding freight train. Taxpayers urge a cut in the school tax levy set for Friday evening, saying promised rollbacks after the junior high school levy hike have not materialized.
A reader asks how to support a wife fearful of cancer through yearly medical checkups and emotional issues. Dr Coleman urges continued routine exams, eye and dental checks, and suggests discussing fears with the physician or a psychologist to gain inner peace.
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