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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the cost of living rises persistently while inflation shows faint signs of easing. The piece notes higher unemployment, lower housing starts, and still expensive credit, with shoppers buying less despite higher prices as recession fears loom. The author argues brakes on inflation are too gentle.
A critic laments two years of studying hippy yippy music and declares it tuneless and pointless. He surveys reader reactions, riffs on Beatles lore, and mocks how the genre dominates youth culture with quirky analyses and sharp, comic asides.
Washington report on hospital costs rising up to 35 percent since last year. Sen. Phil Hart launches exhaustive Senate hearings after audits show per patient daily charges from 28 to 135 dollars. Examples include a New York hospital billing 2683 dollars over a few hours and a New York City hospital billing 14054 dollars with 8094 dollar personal charges.
In Columbia Tenn Herald opinion piece condemns a Presidential study group plan to seize up to 21 million handguns. The columnist argues citizen ownership is a constitutional right and tradition, symbolizing independence and responsibility, and warns gun regulations must respect freedom in a representative democracy.
An underlined tour of TV slang and jargon, explaining terms like star superstar regular guest star and hit show. It maps meanings from Nielsen ratings to audience targets and notes evolving language in television this season.
The article explains that older siblings may have no legal obligation to support younger siblings when parents die. The state may provide for minor children if family care is unavailable, with custody decided by the court and guardianship handled as needed. It recommends contacting the Bureau of Consumer Protection if a seller delays delivery after payment.
Corry's Hi-Teens Committee convened at Y secretary Arthur Burgess's home to plan next year's events while Corry Grange No. 55 held a Halloween party at the I.O.O.F Hall with costumes and prizes. Bowling season opened with Browns and Yankees sweeping wins and UCLA earning three points amid Wall Street recovery chatter. Miss Hazel Merker hosted a Halloween gathering for Rays store staff at her home, fifteen guests attending.
The Corry Evening Journal notes Prime Minister Trudeau warns Canadians may face hard choices if voluntary wage and price restraints fail. It compares Canada and the U.S. inflation battle, warns of potential government controls, and emphasizes the global tone of inflation policy and the push for restraint across labor and business sectors.
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