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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion both parties should have equal chance in bargaining. The piece argues unions form a cartel, government support favors labor, and seeks protections to balance strikes. It criticizes labor law gaps, government intervention, and strike costs funded by employers, noting Railway Labor Act effects and strike compensation practices.
Washington reports reveal Nixon’s campaign strategy with a closed door team meeting led by Henry Bellman. About 40 attendees discussed Nixon as the best debater to attack Johnson’s credibility gap, potential write in risks from Reagan supporters, and plans for announcing in early April.
Two executives from Newsweek and Time and a radio network official said they would risk their jobs to defeat Johnson and back Nixon. The meeting pushed a shift to younger leadership, naming David Sterling, 27, as Nixon campaign manager for New Hampshire. Generous pledges, including about $25,000 each from California backers like Mantie Stans, were planned to fund early primary efforts starting in New Hampshire.
The House debated several items this week including amendments to Insurance Bill 1052 restricting wholesale policy cancellations. The ongoing milk affairs split opinion over abolishing the Milk Control Commission, while other measures passed on youth work hours in fruit plants and motorcycle helmet regulations. A Harrisburg trip highlighted by a fog bound flight and a layered political scene closed with talk of a statewide tax bill and a National Legislative Conference upcoming. News notes include a Nixon lead in New Hampshire polling among Republicans and a blunt jab at a legislator during remarks.
A reader asks if minor changes in signing a first name affect signature legality. The answer doubts impact but advises using the birth certificate spelling in all legal documents, and notes real estate conveyances require consistent spelling on the title and related actions.
Today features note that on this date in 1939 Russia and Germany agreed on the demarcation of Poland marking a significant prelude to later events. The item notes the 264th day of 1967 and 101 days remaining in the year.
The Corry Journal reports local news with a front section by publisher George and general manager Willa Eaton. A notice describes mailing costs and rates, stating postage paid at Corry and weekly pricing aligned with late 19th century postal practices.
Reflections on 20th century education reformers like Rugg Counts Kilpatrick and Dewey, once champions of progressive schooling, now seen as overreaching. Harvard liberal Daniel Mongihan cites wreckage in Negro slum streets from good intentions. Hutchins criticizes campus libertinism and loss of discipline, noting a generation of spoiled brats.
Montgomery County Congressman Richard Schweiker appears poised to seek the Republican nomination for U S Senate next year. Shafer offers cautious backing, noting Schweiker’s established statewide exposure and strong ties to Hugh Scott while Scranton’s stance could alter the line of succession.
Hal Boyle notes Yonkers teens swarm the papers offering part time jobs and second hand goods. Ads feature Spider Man comics for sale, a Siamese cat family, and youngsters offering babysitting, reading to children, and odd jobs as they compete for pay and experience.
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