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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
2
The Norristown Times Herald notes teachers frequently hold a second job, ranking near mail carriers. The U S Labor Department data show median 1964 earnings for teachers at 6677 dollars, below many other professions, prompting questions about flexible schedules and compensation.
In Washington, Hal Boyle notes a social world run by protocol. Mrs. Ees Williams, a diplomat’s wife, runs eight week courses teaching rules for dining, calling cards, seating, toasting, attire, and etiquette. Students from 45 countries study how to navigate White House visits and formal entertaining.
A damaged OCR text from The Corry Evening Journal mentions Daly, Kae Wot Beach and several names including Popeater Bergen and SOTTINELLI RIMBALL. It notes exclusive republication rights for AP news, with subscription details and mailing options in Cory, Fa. per year.
A review of anti smoking efforts notes that smoking rose to record highs in 1965 and 1966 despite Surgeon General indictments. It cites rising youth uptake, FTC ad restrictions, and warnings on cigarette packs with mixed impact. Experts including Rosewell Park and Harvard researchers argue stronger actions are needed.
The U S ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg faced a hostile but largely orderly reception at UC Berkeley in a Charter Day event amid protests. Some outside agitators demanded he speak first and questioned UN Vietnam duties while Goldberg defended dissent and commitment.
Money still talks but executives seek with less wariness of pay. More interesting work, congenial teams, fitting industry, and location drive choices as firms lure top middle managers with better careers and perks.
Muskie advocates expanding public parks in Maine as part of a broader regional plan. State Senator Robert Casey profiles as a Pennsylvania Democratic primary contender, attending a Labor event in Pittsburgh hosted by COPE after previously avoiding United Steelworkers. He pledged to speak before other candidates and to field no questions at that time. Milton Shaja another Democrat for governor spoke last, offering to stay all night to answer questions.
Highlights include Pocahontas marriage in 1614 to John Rolfe in Virginia and her death three years later, the Mayflower first return trip in 1621, the British Museum founding in 1753, a 1942 Bataan line clash report, and Johnson’s 1966 farm program proposals.
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are included. Opinions in letters are not necessarily the newspaper’s.
Dr. Coleman discusses premature infants definitions and care. A baby born before 28 weeks has low survival odds, while weight under five pounds also marks prematurity. Hospitals provide incubators, isolation, and specialized staff to support growth until birth weight approaches that of full term.
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