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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1969
Page
2
A Fort Belvoir piece contrasts 1950 military integration with 1969 discontent among troops. It cites a peaceful desegregation process and notes current antiwar protests and unrest, blaming changing youth attitudes, radical influences, and a perceived erosion of discipline and morale.
Americans allocate far more to recreation than military effort, with total recreation spending surpassing a Vietnam war outlay. The National Sporting Goods Association expects equipment outlays to exceed four billion dollars, with pleasure sports, winter sports, tents, golf, and firearms constituting major shares. Higher income and education correlate with greater sport spending.
ABCs new drama Survivors introduces the Carlyles in New York Monte Carlo and a Latin American country. A bank patriarch faces a loveless dynasty amid embezzlement a guerrilla and a confession while George Hamilton and Lana Turner shine in a wealthy but flawed family saga.
George Sample publisher of the Corry Journal urges action after another fatal accident at Scotts Crossing within a year. He cites multiple deaths in one family and a severely disabled survivor, calling for railroad crossing reforms and harsher scrutiny by state officials. Local leaders promise interviews and possible measures.
Paul Harvey condemns Ho Chi Minh while noting praise from some Americans for his patriotism. The piece cites mass executions, land seizures, and terror in Vietnam, contrasting it with views that glorify nationalist loyalty and urging consistency in patriotism.
Washington lawyers aligned with the Nixon era gain political access and booming federal practice while Democratic firms falter. Notable firms include Rhyne and Rhyne and Shimmel Hill Bishop, serving major clients like General Dynamics and Continental Airlines. Some Democrats, like George Smathers, also enter Washington practice as Republican fortunes rise.
The Business and Professional Women's Club bridge party announces a closing date of October 8 after a in progress event led by chair Mrs Dorothy May. Seven applicants take a mental exam for Corry police force with physical test to follow. Civil Service ranks by score. Johnsonburg visits Corry High Beavers in football at Loveland Field at 8 30 pm. John E Lay seeks Independent line after Democratic Prohibition primaries. Captain Martha Kohler to succeed Captain William Belding at Salvation Army citadel in Corry.
Opinion piece argues that fear of aging stems from a narrow youth cult and that true age hinges on spirit, attitude, and vitality. It asserts maturity comes from staying engaged, capable, and hopeful, not just a number, with examples of staying youthful through interests and empathy.
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