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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1967
Page
2
An opinion piece argues fathers should reclaim physical discipline, noting past generations used the woodshed while today police handle youthful mischief. The author laments policing replaces paternal authority and fears a lasting juvenile blotter may push youths toward delinquency, preferring the old approach.
Hal Boyle reports Julie Christie, in a casual West Side brunch, reflecting on fame, fears, and virtue. The interview covers her mood swings, self honesty, dislikes, and desire for mind control, and ends with a note on reader letters to The Conny Journal.
Paul Harvey argues the Salvation Army handled urgent needs in Hinds and Jackson counties, Mississippi, with a $55,802 budget from the United Givers Fund last year. He contrasts private charity costs with federal poverty programs, detailing food, rent, clothing, medicine, and shelter tallies and urging local emphasis on home welfare over government aid.
A sprawling Corry page chronicles local politics, business, and community life. It notes the Hy Pennsylvania Farmers Association committee members, the Seabees from Corry and nearby towns, public relations moves, Children’s Book Week efforts, and education week plans. It also mentions weather caution over wet leaves, fuel oil promotions, and regional development concerns including housing and manufacturing space requests.
Corry officials received a letter from Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp president David Hillstrom promising to cover half the cost of a new storm sewer in Barlow alley. A collision west of Corry on Route 6 left motorists unharmed. State liquor store clerks statewide received a recent pay raise but tax and public reaction are unclear.
Forty years ago on October 28 1927 Lawrence Thomas le ased the Phoenix Hotel restaurant department and will open next week. Thomas a former Tessdent of Corgy has run a Titusville restaurant for a year and brings substantial experience to the venture. Davis Vogle Company is building a large lumber storage shed with a foundation completed this week. The new building will be two feet long and 20 feet wide. The firm reports strong demand and an expanding business outlook.
City hall editor Dave Johnson answers questions about next year’s leaf pickup plan with two machines to cover paved streets and unmarked crosswalks. He notes no final council decision, promises better future work, and discusses marking near schools and smoke reduction.
On this date five years earlier France voted on a constitutional referendum for direct presidential elections. Ten years ago the United States and Britain agreed in principle to share secrets on future nuclear warhead development.
The article discusses oral contraceptives requiring physician oversight to avoid long term side effects and notes FDA studies on safety. It then outlines kidney cleansing by dialysis, the historical rise of artificial kidneys, and a new portable disposable dialyzer from Dow Chemical linked to Michigan and Marquette universities. It concludes with health guidance and urging readers to consult their doctor.
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