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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1968
Page
2
The piece surveys two famed scientists Dr. Edward A. Condon and Dr. James E. McDonald, who reach opposing conclusions on UFO sightings. It reflects public confusion about unidentified objects as space exploration looms, asking what comes after the moon and whether humans are alone in the cosmos.
In Paris Drew Pearson reports on LBJ's tight leash over Vietnam peace talks. He cites Averell Harriman and Cyrus Vance as key negotiators, notes White House leaks and Nixon's surprising lunch, and argues Johnson must loosen grip for progress.
The Professor a Pennsylvania Education Association publication finds the Shafer Administration failing to meet higher education promises. It cites a low overall score for education policy and critiques autonomy measures while noting limited tuition relief and modest state college funding despite claimed gains.
Sixty members from Kane to near the Ohio line gathered as the Roosevelt Highway Association discusses improvements on the 100 mile corridor along Route 6. The Ladies Aid Society of West Spring Creek met with Mrs. Charles Porter and served a three dinner to 22. A hotel Corry meeting planned further talks on Wing building and roadway upgrades. Sunday note: no paper today. Corry stores shop.
Jim Bishop recalls four days of medical testing and probing with humor. He jokes about doctors nurses and the anxiety of a full exam while noting his wife’s financial sway and the doctor’s cautious verdict he is likely good for another year.
A collage of quick stats notes halting facts from health to politics. Points include one in five men face a heart attack before 60, Patton learned to read late, Holland windmills now rely on pumps, and aging pilots may be safer than youngsters. Also notes voter disenfranchisement from moving states and brief travel misdirections.
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