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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion Tomorrow Is Vets Day, but little is planned to honor city veterans on November 11. The editorial laments lack of public recognition for veterans of recent wars, especially Vietnam, urging communities to do more than editorial pleas to honor those who served and sacrificed.
Louisburg Franklin Times columnist argues that voters elect officials for trust and expect them to act in the people’s best interests. The piece emphasizes the right of citizens to observe government actions in person or be informed of decisions.
Harrisburg column notes election day contrasts and political chatter about tax promises and absentee voting. It cites Capitol Hill payrollers and the over‑100 mile rule, plus a humorous Girl Scout event and a trapping pun from a State Game Commission report.
Jim Bishop and Gene Kroll recount a whirlwind voyage with sharp, humorous vignettes from Berlin to Hong Kong. They poke at culture shocks, misreadings of currency, Turkish Airlines no coffee, and a toast to a stubborn sense of humor amid bombardments and busy hotel lobbies.
Secretary Robert S. McNamara lauds the armed forces rehabilitation effort under Project 100000 and Transition, reporting high motivation and progress as thousands of previously rejected draftees, both black and white, enter basic training and begin new careers. He stresses self belief over condescension and highlights a case of a Negro youth steered from crime to service.
The text discusses Open Housing and government actions against landlords who discriminate against Black families. It notes McNamara’s stance on using armed services to boycott such landlords and to rehabilitate dropouts. It also covers how the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania inherits estates of decedents with no will or heirs, with unclaimed funds sent to the State Treasury.
A compact recap of notable events on November 10 across history. From Martin Luther’s birth in 1483 to Eleanor Roosevelt’s burial in 1962, with milestones including the Dutch surrender of New Netherlands in 1674, Marine Corps authorization in 1775, and other significant political and world events through recent years.
Read about a rescue in French Creek near Sherman where a year-old Columbus girl and a 25-year-old companion escaped drowning. Also noted is the sale of Curtis Jewelry on South Center to Jack and Ralph Stahl of Oil City with new owners taking over soon.
The page shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with publisher and staff roles, addresses, and copyright notice. It lists pricing by mail and per-copy, and notes the Associated Press republication rights. Advertising rates are available on application with a 9 am display deadline.
A column discusses infant feeding choices, comparing breastfeeding and bottle feeding. It notes no essential difference in nourishment, but highlights emotional bonds, psychological benefits, and practical challenges. Quotes Dr. K Emmett Toit and warns against prescriptive methods while urging parental involvement.
A damaged OCR fragment references a closed location near a street door at Calty Street. The text is incomplete, showing stray characters and partial street directions without clear dates or entities to identify.
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