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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
2
The piece laments widespread public apathy toward government spending and political issues. It argues individuals drift with the herd, avoid concerted action, and neglect critical reforms. The author cites media criticism of citizens and questions why elected leaders' spending prompts little public response.
Our Man In Harrisburg notes that a formal ethics code for Pennsylvania's 254 legislators remains stalled. Despite broad public support, lawmakers resist, arguing the issue will be addressed after general priorities and the upcoming constitutional convention. The 1969 effective date on the current draft further complicates timely adoption.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its address at West South Street Cory Pennsylvania 16407 with staff roles including Publisher George, General Manager Eaton, City Editor Alls Harbrower, Advertising Manager, and Production details. Associated Press is credited for exclusive republication rights. Advertising deadline is 3 a.m. on the prior publication date.
In Istanbul a reporter meets Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras in a back office. The discussion covers Greece postwar troubles, church schisms with Rome, and tributes to President Truman and Paul the Sixth. The patriarch hints at a Rome visit and smoothing old disputes.
Washington columnist notes Rep. John Dingell pushed a provision favoring federal auto exhaust limits over tougher state rules, angering California lawmakers and allies who seek harsher controls amid Los Angeles pollution concerns. The piece also references rising Black militant activity in Tacoma and Seattle as civil rights tensions mount nationwide.
The Corry police force shrank again with the resignation of William Patterson who leaves to take a position at a local plant. The Corry Chamber of Commerce approved filing articles of incorporation for a non profit to build a facility for a proposed industry. Mil Creek eleven defeated Corry High 19 to 6 at Loveland Field before 1 200 fans last night.
In 1927 football era recollections Richard Itch White, a knack forward from the 1926-27 Key stones, was touted as a crucial cog for the coming season of the Buf robed Bishops. Athenagoras figures in a dining room scene as the narrative recalls a holy man and a medal by Pope Paul.
R H Van Tassel of North Cerry service station says his new East South street station will open in about a week. Concrete driveways remain as the main task, to be finished by the end of the current week.
Banks may allow a person who believes he may be the personal representative named in a decedent's will to enter a safety deposit box to retrieve the will. The box contents are examined with a bank official present. If the son is not the named executor, he cannot remove the will, and the officially appointed personal representative is notified to proceed.
On this date in 1936 Rome Berlin Axis formed by Germany and Italy pledging mutual aid in war. Other dates include 1701 Philadelphia city charter, 1854 Charge of the Light Brigade, 1900 Port Arthur bombardment, 1938 Chungling provisional capital, 1941 Kharkov captured, 1940 Lewis broadcast against a third FDR term, and a 1962 Navy action over a Soviet ship near Cuba with no missiles.
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