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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1967
Page
2
An Our Opinion piece from Bryan Times advocates a lighthearted political shakeup led by Groucho Marx for president with Red Skelton as vice president and a cabinet of film and entertainment figures. It mocks national gloom and proposes celebrity names to illustrate a carefree, exaggerated reform.
Formal entry announced for Richard Schweiker and Joseph Clark in Pennsylvania’s bid for the U.S. Senate. The two veterans debate Vietnam and governance as they face possible primary opposition, with Schweiker 41 and Clark 38, both veterans of World War II.
A Houston scientist offers a one way manned mission to the moon to save lives and time by using human judgment aboard a spacecraft. He argues military and medical missions already sacrifice life for greater good and cites Apollo 4 plans and astronaut Dale Myers.
In Harrisburg debates run on tax packages funding universities and public utilities as lawmakers race a looming deadline. The piece notes votes on bills, a discharge attempt on House Bill 1136, and local option bingo with a five percent tax threshold. It mentions officials like Lee Donaldson and Rep. Marty Mullin, and reports on a caper about a Philadelphia ticket and a drive to rename Route 20 to U.S. Grant Highway.
A sprawling report notes the Montoya Mondale effort to shape a meat inspection bill with two safeguards, plus a tied vote on junk mail rate increases. It mentions lawmakers Randoph, Mondale, and Republican allies negotiating behind closed doors. Also recalls 1947 local recalls, weather, and a Thanksgiving service.
Today marks the 1967 date and notes that on this day in 1859 Washington Irving died at his Hudson River estate Sunny Side. The entry also recalls the 1895 first U.S. auto race between Chicago and Waukegan with an average speed of 74.4 miles per hour.
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