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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion notes that taxpayers may strike as others do over higher taxes and spending. It argues rising costs for moon trips foreign aid farm supports and welfare programs fuel resentment. The piece warns of a future taxpayer backlash amid government waste and entitlement growth.
FHA mortgages are issued by commercial lenders and insured by the Federal Housing Administration to protect lenders from loss. Conventional mortgages are not insured, require larger down payments, and the lender bears more default risk. A judgment in a damage suit can be renewed every five years to keep it enforceable, and parties may settle for a lesser sum if the debtor cannot pay.
An aged radio host laments inflation as painless yet dangerous, arguing federal spending mirrors Rome’s fall. He cites Roosevelt Truman Hoover and current politicians, warns dollars erode, savings bonds rise, and predicts a November backlash while urging restraint. The piece ends with a stark note: inflation is almost totally painless, cancer.
Washington columnist outlines alleged Dodd Day fundraisers and misused campaign money. It notes 1963 events raised about 47000 dollars, funds deposited in Hartford, use for personal bills, unpaid taxes, and trips billed to political contributions, with calls for Senate Ethics scrutiny.
A brief column recalling events from April 14, 1926, with nostalgic notes and references to community figures, local places, and era details, published in a Sunday edition synopsis.
The 10 TRE Journal will discontinue publishing letters unless the writer’s name and address are provided. The paper states that opinions in letters do not necessarily reflect the Journal’s views.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local paper listing a building, chamber of commerce, and Balkan references. Mentions subscription rates, carrier delivery, and a publication date, with scattered names and places misread.
The article argues that while the administration often wins in wage price guide battles, business adapts to limit consequences. It notes U.S. Steel's mixed price actions in March, a pretext of standoff, and wage increases averaging 3.9 percent in 1965, suggesting psychology may trump real effects.
On this date in 1865 Abraham Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theatre in Washington. Other decades mark Webster's dictionary 1828 first edition, Titanic sinking 1912, Spain's exile in 1931, Roosevelt funeral 1945, the Saratoga commissioned 1956, Yuri Gagarin space flight 1961, a 1965 airliner fog crash in the Channel Islands.
Health column explains trauma as physical or emotional injury and notes recovery needs. It also discusses fungus infections of the ear, causes, symptoms, cleansing, treatments, and the role of persistent care, with a request for reader letters to Dr Coleman.
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