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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1967
Page
2
The piece criticizes unions and management for escalating demands and counteroffers. It argues both sides act without reasonable faith, leading to crippling strikes that hurt consumers, taxpayers, families, and industry, and calls for responsible bargaining to reduce widespread suffering.
Altoona PA Mirror column argues the United States and South Vietnam formed a mutual assistance pact. It claims the U S answered every call, fulfilled treaty terms, and opposes communism. The piece warns the U S could be the last free world bastion unless action stops it.
A fragmented local note notes employment demand in Gerry Union City area with state service office coverage. It recalls a skeet shooting event at Corry Rod and Gun Club with 23 participants and a 40 years ago memory of Haven Ry Clark’s performances. A wedding at the Titus home ends with Lois Titus marrying Lawrence McCray, ceremony by Rev. W E Bartlett.
Drew Pearson reports on congressional talks linking big business with government under LBJ. He highlights Randolph and Cooper reversing House cuts to Appalachian road funding, adds mentions of Dan Kimball fueling plant openings, and notes critics like Cramer amid race-relations gains and new jobs in Navaho country.
Friday, September 29, 1967 marks a history page recalling Richard Nixon era praise for David Rockefeller, Henry Ford, and Jim Roche. It lists 1938 Munich pact, 1066 William the Conqueror landing, 1789 regular Army founded, 1918 Hindenberg breakthroughs, 1941 war aid to Russia, 1959 Braniff crash, 1983 Ecumenical Council opening, plus other noted events and a Palmer-Labor leader critique of big business.
Fragmentary OCR lists the Corry Evening Journal staff and contact lines, publisher Gest Waite, city editor Allan Bulbtolck, pressroom foreman G Bei, and Associated Press republication notice. It includes pricing notes for mail subscriptions and carrier delivery, with advertising rate references and distribution terms.
The piece notes friction between President Johnson and Billy Graham over politics and morality. Graham declines a civil rights commission post to preach, cites commitments, and avoids partisan endorsement. Johnson visits Kansas City for a police chiefs meeting, while Graham critiques moral decline with FBI data, yet stresses affection for the President.
Columnist notes two short Senate briefs S-1151 and S-1152 promote revenue specifics for state expenditures. Another House bill H-1785 would repeal a section of the Public School Code related to state payments to closed schools. PIDA era claims 96,012 jobs and $419.9 million payroll in Pennsylvania.
In this piece a 34-year-old woman seeks help for a whispery voice that lasted two months. The doctor attributes the impairment to psychological causes linked to domestic abuse and an adulterous attachment, noting relief after therapy and divorce. The column promotes understanding mental health alongside dental hygiene.
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