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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
2
An Our. opinion piece argues that investing in Lawrence Airport is prudent as air travel expands nationwide. It notes Chicago O’Hare handles about 900 passengers daily and envisions a future with jumbo jets, supersized traffic, and the need for better terminal and ground services to prevent congestion and delays.
In Pierre South Dakota the Grass Roots Opinion column argues for balanced land policy. It defends use of forests for products and growth while acknowledging the value of wilderness and parks, stressing land as a finite national resource and urging access to enable sustainable growth.
Harrisburg column notes a standoff as House and Senate tease a tax package. It details leadership hesitation, party dynamics, and the broader budget debate plus university enrollment stats and a humorous note about a hen and egg on a road trip.
Washington column outlines Gen Julius Klein and Diehl Diehl of Rheinmetall pursuing a US manufacturing foothold for the Nazi-linked firm. The talks involve Curtiss-Wright, a Glenn Wiggins publicist with a troubled record, and a June meeting window. The memo cites past Nazi ties and a 20 mm Hispano-Suiza cannon project, with notes on German wartime officers and restitution payments.
On this date dates range from 1959 to 1989 with Khrushchev arrival in Washington for a 13 day visit and the Department of Foreign Affairs becoming the Department of State. Taft’s birth year 1857 and the 1935 Nuremberg laws marked persecution. Chamberlain met Hitler in 1938. The 1956 Hungarian revolt condemnation by the UN General Assembly is noted.
The readable pieces mention a previous publication date and a place name, but most details are garbled. The item seems like a short public notice or diary entry fragment with an unresolved reference.
Jim Bishop muses on sports liking strength against strength and skill against skill while quipping about various disciplines. He notes his preference for boxing over canoeing and laments oddities like barrel jumping and judo, with sharp, satirical asides about athletes, audiences, and sponsors.
A Corry feature in World Okla highlights a record oil well deepening the industry, Ajax engines, and a Corry plant anecdote as part of a broader look at petroleum history. The piece links sport memories, polio cases in Corry, and the upcoming Corry Country Club annual meeting with golf and dinner planned.
Supt. R. S. Dewey reports current enrollment across all grades totaling 1,818. Registration shows 733 elementary, 16 in special classes, 315 junior high and 251 senior high pupils. Corry teachers elect H. J. Sheen president, Robert Henderson vice president, Ruby McCullough secretary, Doris Kidder treasurer.
A reader asks about costly special foods and diet myths. The doctor warns many health claims are unfounded and urges balanced nutrition, noting medical conditions may require specific diets but ordinary diets suffice for most people.
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