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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion, a wry critique argues that the maze of laws cripples policing and hampers officers who must decide instantly in disputed guilt cases. It cites Chief Judge Foley on overfine distinctions and calls for simplifying criminal law and better officer training to handle legal entanglements.
City Engineer answers reader questions on amendment effectiveness and why Corry does not use rust preventive treated salt. He cites higher cost, lack of independent proof, slower melting, need for more salt, slippery residue, hazards to workers, windshields grease, and parking-floor cleaning issues, concluding Corry avoids treated salt.
Election season snafus mix with open house at the high school as officials struggle to attend due to late work. ABS adage on sanitary engineers prompts a local laugh. A warranted arrest incident exposes public procedure gaps. Corry Area High School wrestling exceeds 100 hopefuls with just two coaches. Swimming faces crowd limits under a handicap for spectators.
City forces will begin work on the Barlow alley storm sewer once catch basins and tile arrive. A new filler lagoon east of the Howard tannery on East Main Street will be completed after a week of good weather. Bowl Aire bowling alleys at 218 East Washington Street open next Saturday afternoon. Local residents and service members are noted in retiree and military updates, plus community notices on local events and school board changes.
Plans for a local education week observance in Corry Public Schools include two special meetings for parents and residents next week while Regular classes proceed at the Senior High and an operetta headlines the Junior High program Mrs Henry Mourton of East Wayne street picked four daisy blossoms and a budding daisy in her yard this morning.
Paul Harvey defends aggressive bombing in Vietnam arguing civilians are not spared by communists and questioning calls for a pause. He warns against grounding bombers and insists military power wins, citing American mothers and sons, allied fears, and Ky’s warning of loss of sovereignty. Local notes report police plate glare, unreadable numbers, and pole placements near North Center Street and Route 3 bypass.
AP writer reflects on memory as a necklace of past life scenes from mid‑century America. Vivid vignettes cover childhood worms, aging teeth, tar chewing, family piano culture, inflation, homemaking, farmer pride, local courthouses, etiquette, and social norms. The piece closes with a note from The Corry Journal inviting readers to contribute br iefs with signatures.
Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates in advance with mail, carrier, and per copy prices. SIxty cents per week for subscriptions, ten cents per copy, and 400 per year for aid classed at Corry. Display advertising deadline is 9 p.m. the previous day.
A long study from Denmark links high blood cholesterol with coronary heart disease, urging cholesterol-free diets. A Toronto team reports a safer rabies vaccine with fewer injections, aimed at those handling animals. Medical advances promise vaccines for rabies mumps and even the common cold, while personal health remains best guided by a local physician.
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