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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
2
The piece warns that taxes are rising across states and localities with a looming payday. It cites increases in sales, personal and corporate income taxes, cigarette and alcohol levies, and fuel taxes, calculating billions in new levies and urging citizens to file by Friday.
Americana Hal Boyle recalls a shift in TV culture from late night viewings to scattered offerings. He laments waning family viewership, notes frequent commercials, and praises only football coverage while questioning the overall impact of new programs and the medium’s direction.
In a critique of welfare and rights, the piece contrasts slavery era guarantees for slaves with theIndian policy of guardianship and reservation life, arguing that reliance on government aid erodes self reliance. It claims freed slaves gained independence while Indians faced ongoing government control, and cautions against political promises of welfare. The author laments television’s impact and warns against repeating historic errors.
The article chronicles perceived ironies in Mississippi race policy under President Johnson, noting federal aid and training programs for Black Mississippians, housing adjustments, and a shift toward job training and small farms. It cites cooperation by Mississippi leaders, federal initiatives like Operation Homestead, and ongoing labor programs aimed at reducing migration while boosting local employment.
Sam Dawson reports from New York as camps shift from basic tenting to long sessions in cabins with pools and boats. Betty Lowenstein notes rising specialization in the American Camping Association. Sports camps expand with university facilities, and Adirondack Woodcraft Camps offer canoe trips and survival programs at 725 for eight weeks.
Today is April 12 1966 the 102nd day of the year with 263 days remaining Highlights include the birth of Henry Clay in 1777 and the 1788 U S first power loom installation in Philadelphia The Pony Express rider reached Carson City in 1860 and a note on past events involving Red China and North Vietnam relating to a British proposal last year
Fragmentary newspaper text from Corry Evening Journal shows garbled header and publisher lines. It includes names and agencies but lacks coherent events or reports to summarize.
Reader asks how to help his wife through menopause's fears. Dr Coleman explains menopause as a natural midlife change with variable timing, common symptoms like hot flashes and fatigue, and that hormones or emotional support from doctors, psychiatrists, or psychologists can ease distress. He stresses accurate information, reassurance, and seeking professional guidance.
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