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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1967
Page
3
The Vatican Synod enters its final week with key debates on doctrine and liturgy and a vote on mixed marriages. A committee report on doctrine faces liberal and conservative views, while a potential peace appeal alongside a Vietnam era move is noted.
Washington AP reports Congress resists broad cuts as House rejects a 6 percent payroll cut proposal and tames attempts to limit pay raises. Debate over pork barrel funding continues while a directive to cut 6 to 8 billion overall expenditures faces Senate opposition. Public sentiment favors spending restraint amid Vietnam costs influencing tax and budget politics.
An ad claims Carter's Pills activate slowed lower tract muscles to stimulate peristalsis for temporary relief from irregularity. It targets sluggish digestion and touts millions of satisfied users as proof of effectiveness and a prompt return to comfort and a smiling best.
Warren County Sheriff reports more than a dozen camps broken into in the Ken nedy area near Torpedo Dearfield Township. Entry was by forced locks or broken windows. Items stolen include an electric fry pan an electric clock and canned goods. Additional break-ins occurred at two camps in Cherry Grove Township and fuel thefts of about 100 gallons from Red Oak Development area and a farm on Priest Hollow road.
Dr Eugene Callender of the New York Urban League told Harlem residents Powell is not returning to Congress and urged finding another representative. Powell was censured for misusing funds, reelected in a special election, but has not attempted to take his seat.
Chicago AP reports Policeman Michael Debella spotted two men who appeared drunk and chased one on foot after placing the other in a police car. The squad car suddenly roared away while he pursued the second suspect, leaving him stranded on the sidewalk. The abandoned car was later recovered.
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania told reporters the Vietnam War should end by the next presidential election and that he plans to visit Vietnam. He praised President Johnson, urged stopping bombing of North Vietnam, and said Hanoi would negotiate if bombing stopped. He will decide after the November 7 Pennsylvania elections about a possible third term.
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