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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
2
Our Opinion lauds the Corry Chamber of Commerce and its subsidiary the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation for creating more than 500 new jobs and adding over $2 million in payrolls. Annual payrolls exceed $20 million as housing remains tight and labor markets tighten.
Secretary of State Byrnes seeks early end to postwar settlements impacting Italy Finland Hungary Romania and Bulgaria amid European unrest. Columbus residents campaign for natural gas service while an estate deal draws attention. An egg hunt is canceled due to bad weather. Frank Powers dies at 55 on North Center Street. Congregational meeting at Presbyterian Church concludes church year. Corry Hospital performs limb amputation. Mrs Samantha Dickinson dies after a week's illness. She had lived in the area most of her life in Ohio origin.
A reflective portrait of Hettie a young reporter at a metropolitan desk. The piece recalls her slender presence blinking at the city editor while chasing assignments late at night and dreaming of a future she never fully charts.
Washington report argues three core reasons for anti American sentiment in South Vietnam. It cites war fatigue, foreign presence and religious friction, arguing Johnson cannot win politically while troops prevent peace and prices rise. It notes ambassador Lodge tactics and Ky opposition, with broader regional ferment.
Poorly legible note shows price details for the Corry Journal with terms for advance payment and per copy rates. Mentions Bettis Journal, Jot McVaughlin, pressroom staff Sue, and a weekly issue.
Washington reports on Henry Wallace’s late career ideas of full employment. The piece notes his third party bid in 1948, later retirement to farming, and the postwar vision that nonfarm payrolls would reach tens of millions. It discusses the government’s early employment focus and the evolving payroll figures.
A magistrate hearing ends with the defendant agreeing to pay specified sums and judgment entered in favor of the plaintiff. If payment is not made, execution will follow. An attorney may file a complaint if settlement fails, serving the other driver. the insurance company is not liable for the other driver.
Dr Coleman answers reader questions on coated tongues meningitis lupus erythematosus and general health. He explains tongue clues to deficiencies and infections the nature of meningitis its treatment and possible late effects, plus a note on lupus and sun exposure.
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