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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion De Gaulle says the United States will die a tortuous death from obsessive democracy, race riots, world policing costs and family, law, and court disintegration. We acknowledge his points but question his urgency and overstatement.
In Harrisburg Governor Shafer battles a balky legislature amid a slow start to his term. He faces limited support from GOP peers and a stalled budget and tax plan, echoing 1955 challenges faced by Governor Leader.
Ronald Reagan, former Eureka College student and California governor, returns to his alma mater to dedicate a library. The piece chronicles his dramatic political shift from B-movie star with student strike ties to a White House hopeful, recounting his Eureka strike leadership, satirical notes on past associations, and current right-leaning stances with Young Americans for Freedom.
At a highway truck stop near Wapakoneta Ohio a trucker was eating when five leather-jacketed hippies burst in and spat on his plate. They harassed the waitresses and the elderly proprietor, then fled as the sheriff arrived with no identification to arrest anyone. The case closes with the sheriff deeming it unresolved.
Partial masthead shows staff roles and rates for subscriptions and mailing. Mentions General Manager Iry, Publisher George B. Satie, City editor Allan Hasbroute, McLaughlin, pressroom foreman G. T. Bergman, and production staff. Rates: $18.00 yearly by mail, $9.00 by rail, 10 cents a copy, 50 cents per week.
An anonymous New York column uses jokes about office life to explore workplace ethics and management, then explains paternity testing evidence. Blood group tests are now conclusive proof a man cannot be the father, giving the defendant right to introduce results while the state and the mother cannot.
A collection of humorous office notes and gags from Hal Boyle’s Americana. Read about crushes in the office, threats of health complaints over a dead roach, elevator music annoyances, jailworthy arson jokes, pencil theft bragging, and talks of a 15 percent Christmas bonus to boost morale.
On this date in 1953 Bobby Greenlease, a 6 year old boy, was kidnapped triggering a famous U.S. case. Yorktown siege began in 1781, Navy sailors flogging ended in 1850, a New York parade honored Adm. Dewey in 1899, and in 1957 Mrs. Roosevelt interviewed Premier Khrushchev for 2 1/2 hours at his Yalta vacation home.
A reader asks for help quitting smoking after a heart attack. Dr Coleman notes tobacco raises risk to heart and lungs and emphasizes there are no quick fixes or pills. He urges self‑questioning about choosing health over habit, and invites letters for his column.
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