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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion The House Divided debates Vietnam and poverty wars. The Journal rejects sedition while urging loyalty and civic duty amid national turmoil. The piece frames civil unrest as dangerous to law and order and cautions against full anti movement.
Excerpts from a confidential commission testimony reveal Ermie Chambers Omaha barber and civil rights advocate fault police misconduct and urge whites to fight black activism. Chambers cites police violence, education racism, and calls for harsher action against black leaders while praising militant figures.
Harrisburg analysis notes Pennsylvania Republican registration edge over Democrats sits at 9,507 ahead of the November 7 general election but the gain from spring to fall is only 1,999 in Shafer’s first year. Comparing past administrations shows smaller recent shifts, while Shafer battles with the Legislature and a sparse major bill approval record, tempering optimism for a GOP sweep.
Milwaukee faces national glare over nightly street protests led by a priest, yet local life shows growth with new industry and low unemployment. Gov Knowles warns media harms Wisconsin’s image while city clergy push inclusive programs. The author critiques biased coverage and affirms Milwaukee’s enduring vitality.
Hal Boyle discusses memory as a framework linking past and present. He argues memory shapes meaning and guides future planning by connecting memories to current thoughts.
New forest fire fighting crews were sent into the Brooks Hill area about five miles northeast of Spring Creek to battle flames that have already leveled more than 90 acres of woodland, including nearly ten acres on the state game preserve. The story also notes Corry High School’s return to Loveland Field to face Millcreek at 8 15 p.m. and an police investigation into reckless driving by two Corry youths.
A reader asks why hospital and medical costs are so high and how to cope with them. Dr Coleman explains rising salaries, costly operations, and the role of Medicare Medicaid and private insurance in reducing financial ruin, urging awareness and ongoing reforms while inviting reader questions.
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