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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1967
Page
2
The piece praises 4-H youths in Erie County for their constructive, community focused work and contrasts them with negative stereotypes about modern youth. It applauds 4-H leaders and members for developing good adults who contribute to society despite poor weather.
Grass Roots Opinion notes New York union plumbers accept a contract at 8.59 per hour while Washington discussions focus on a 5 percent surtax on personal and corporate income for 1967. The piece contrasts rising pay with continued political drain as businessmen invest more in salaries while lawmakers take more.
In a late 1980s wrap, Corry High School football crushed Union City 12 to 0 as touchdowns came in the second and third periods. A gunshot wound to a Corry boy's left leg lands him in Corry Hospital. a 27 caliber slug incident targets a vehicle.
Fragmentary text shows a publication page with advertising rates and mailing details. It references price terms ten cents per issue, fifty cents weekly, and delivery by mail in advance, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks a clear event or news item.
Jim Bishop reflects on Paris life during a visit, noting language barriers and quirks of French society. He jokes about pricing, driving, and local customs, with anecdotes about De Gaulle, Chevalier, and Parisian etiquette, plus impressions of weather and daily life in the French capital. He ends with cheeky observations on romance and manners.
Drew Pearson reports on Southern doctors testimony to Sen. Joe Clark about malnutrition among Negroes in Mississippi. Critics charged locals aimed to starve Black residents to drive migration north. Sen. Stennis proposed a $25 million nationwide feeding and medical plan plus a malnutrition survey, quickly backed by the Senate before Dixiecrats allegedly moved to derail it behind closed doors in the House Agriculture Committee.
The October 6, 1967 AP column notes historic events including German settlers arriving in Philadelphia in 1683 and the Jazz Singer premiere in 1927. It also covers a Senate aide discussion on food stamp program malnutrition, with Sen. Stennis urging open hearings and Rep. Foley supporting transparency while Chairman Poage resists.
The Pennsylvania marriage code declares that when the mother and father of an illegitimate child marry and cohabit, the child becomes legitimate with the same rights as if born in wedlock. Enacted in 1857 with no recent amendments, the act allows the legitimized child to use the father's surname upon the parents' marriage. Inheritance rights have been variably interpreted but are generally liberal.
Frenchmen wander through damp stone restaurants like Franc Pinot under Me St. Louis where candlelight dinner sinks into decadence. Maxim's draws Parisian glitter with Toulouse Lautrec and Fitzgerald crowd. The piece notes the Communist Party’s quiet respect, headlined by young couples kissing on Place de la Concorde near the guillotined Marie Antoinette site.
Columnist notes 45 major administration bills and 14 reaching the governor’s desk as PA's 1967 session widens. Legislative totals show 3,048 bills introduced in House and Senate, 178 passed both houses, 167 approved, 1 vetoed and 10 awaiting action. House days under 80. Republican count 103 after June vacancy. Governor Shafer proclaims Careers in Data Processing week.
A physician recalls early polio cases to illustrate how fear can paralyze. He notes a family’s inner reserve and teamwork in facing the illness, praising modern medicine and nursing care. The piece urges calm, personal health guidance, and reliance on doctors for individual issues.
Titusville school officials unveiled a revised timetable for junior ar students, detailing a pared schedule and new pairing times. The plan, prepared with Bank cor and titling adjustments, aims to streamline classes and improve oversight across grades four and higher.
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