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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
2
A reading on why newspapers seek quality reporting over mere sensational stories. It argues journalism builds trust through integrity, covering local issues and backgrounds, even if some readers dislike political stands or ads. Kin Hubbard quote underscores writing to please all.
In New York AP report David Rockefeller criticizes economic guideposts as imperfect and argues free market forces serve public interest when decision making faces minimal interference. He notes enforcement challenges, uneven application across sectors, and concerns inflationary pressure from government spending amid wage settlements.
Chiang Kai Shek presses for balance in Manchuria as civil war rumors swirl. Longtime Corry Fish Commission worker A G Buller retires June 70. Rex Theatre manager M L Bogden moves to Blatt Brothers theatre in Roaring Spring. Angelo Frisina released by Trenton Giants training camp. Corry bowlers miss prizes at Hartleys in Erie with Morton leading at 877 series.
Milon L. Brown who had been named superintendent last year to replace A. E. Hemstreet was elected head of the Corry Public Schools for the next four years. His salary remains 3500 dollars. Mayor Bracken announced a new municipal action plan to curb bootleggers and disorder after a second bomb incident on Main street. A bomb blast shattered windows near First avenue. Plans are set to rededicate the Elgin Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday with Rev. J Wayne Hunter leading services.
In a reflective column the author cites Time and Look magazines and a book on The Death of God to question faith. The piece muses on modern views of God, youth, and religion, contrasting divine invisibility with scientific teaching and public doubt. It also includes a brief Q and A about check validity on blank paper.
On this date 1865 Abraham Lincoln died from a gunshot by John Wilkes Booth. In 1850 San Francisco became a city. In 1940 Allied troops landed in Norway. In 1945 Franklin D Roosevelt’s body was buried at Hyde Park. In 1946 Spain invited nations to study German atomic work. In 1947 Truman asked Congress for power to ship arms to allies. Ten years ago Israel’s Prim...
Jim Bishop reflects on Time magazine's question Is God Dead and argues faith persists amid doubt. He cites polls, church attendance, and the idea that belief survives emotional and rational probes, while warning against mocking religious conviction.
Production manager announces issue schedule and price in an internal note. The item lists circulation details and the paper’s production timeline and publication date.
Washington column alleges Rep. Michael Feighan insulted Kennedy Roosevelt and Truman during a Geneva immigration junket. Feighan denies the charges while courting colleagues to sign affidavits disavowing the remarks. The piece notes his tough Ohio primary and cites Life magazine coverage. It also links his anti civil rights stance to a political climate amid California wines expanding in France and Switzerland.
A humorous yet cautionary column examines snoring as a national nuisance with 25 million affected, discussing potential laws and devices from soundproof cabinets to chin straps and earplugs. It notes varied causes from adenoids in children to polyps and deviated septum in adults, and urges medical evaluation to uncover underlying factors.
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