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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Corry city life shows a thriving economy and community facilities. The piece urges locals who gripe to break routine, talk to a stranger, and learn from outside views to improve understanding and wellbeing.
In Harrisburg observers see Philadelphia as the focal point of a wide Democratic Republican battle. Incumbent Mayor Tate faces Arlen Specter in a high stakes run off that could redefine party strength in Pennsylvania. GOP hopes rest on Shafer backing Specter and shifting urban politics statewide.
The column quotes Vice President Humphrey addressing the American Bar Association in Honolulu arguing that the law harms the poor by garnishing wages canceling welfare and seizing children. It accuses wealthy Black leaders of inciting rebellion and cites Detroit rioting with 90 percent of about four thousand arrests employed and federal funds cited. It warns political manipulation will fuel more lawbreaking and underscores the enduring impact of print.
In a tense Detroit wage talk, Walter Reuther questions Ford’s hard line while Malcolm L. Denise outlines the company offer. Ford’s high spending on education through the Ford Foundation amid wage pressure fuels worker discontent and signals a potentially long strike across GM and Chrysler.
Hal Boyle surveys manners and morals with brisk aphorisms. He jokes about husbands with cigar ashes, tourists in London, dictionaries as gifts, polar bears versus doped addicts, hawks and doves, bosses and workers, tall basketball players, and the TV era. He notes Twain’s revived appeal, Broadway fare, and the ripples of modern education.
On this date 1814 American forces defended Baltimore in the War of 1812. In 1609 Henry Hudson entered the river later named after him. In 1687 Pilgrim John Alden died in Duxbury Massachusetts.
Lester L Coleman MD advises a complete medical and dental checkup at school entry. Emphasizes vaccinations booster shots, expanded heart and lung tests, eye and color vision testing, hearing screens, and speech evaluation for four year olds to support learning. Promotes annual health guidance from a trusted physician.
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