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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the generation gap is natural and inevitable. The young challenge elders while elders shape the world. both sides benefit from the shift as the young grow into adults and fill adult roles, so embrace the change and forget the fuss about a gap.
AP News roundup quotes Bennett Cerf, John McLean, George Moore, and Rodney Goit on how college shapes future work life. They urge broad study in history and economics, focus on communication and self-discipline, and cautions that initiative in learning matters more than mere attendance.
A panel notes that the Supreme Court, age average 64, struggles with distinguishing art from morality as it often blocks censorship. Business leaders like Ling and Moseley stress disciplined study and self direction, while figures such as Cox and Mayo critique showbiz norms. A 11 million member federation calls for industry self regulation to curb vulgar content. The piece surveys education, media, and crime links, urging broad liberal study and focused pursuit in college.
Today in history notes major events from 1777 Brandywine defeat to 1963 university desegregation in South Carolina. The Corry Evening Journal invites brief reader submissions with signatures and addresses for publication. Ads show rates and deadlines for display advertising. Local discussion notes on skin-flicks in Dallas and tax incentives for film industry in several states.
A column portrays Everett McKinley Dirksen as a brilliant yet flawed senator who mixed advocacy for constituents with big money ties. It notes his dalliance with law clients, secretive financial arrangements, and a lifestyle masking income disclosures while highlighting moments of national service and influence in Washington.
Lena Horne finally headlined her own NBC network special, delivering a largely solo program with guest stars, a wide musical range from Rocky Raccoon to Surrey with the Fringe on Top, and lavish sets. CBS launched Where the Heart Is, a new soap opera promising complex plots as it competes with Love of Life and Search for Tomorrow.
A Hal Boyle column in AP style offers rapid-fire quips on everyday behavior and public manners. It lampoons fashion, weather talk, grammar, dieting, and social signals with brisk, witty observations.
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