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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues that labor seeks large minimum wage hikes far above the 3.2 percent inflation guideline, proposing $1.40 in 1967 and $1.60 the next year. It warns such raises would widen wage differentials and fuel inflation, challenging efforts to curb price increases.
New York AP reports rising speculation on both small cap and blue chip shares as trading volume climbs. Amex president Etherington cites high turnover and price swings while margins on high risk issues are being raised to curb speculation.
Paul Harvey decries drug use on college campuses and youth rebellion. He cites federal narcotics concerns, campus incidents, and rising crime, urging stern guidance and a return to clear rules and responsibility. He argues freedom requires restraint and a strong moral code.
A brief remembrance column notes events from Corry dated 21, 188. The entry reflects onSunday happenings and local memory, with no full report due to no paper today.
In Cleveland, 1962 Democratic primary battles Democratic Rep. Michael Feighan and Ohio legislator Michael Sweeney mirror national tensions. Feighan battles for seniority on the Judiciary Committee amid accusations of anti civil rights stances while Sweeney positions as a liberal challenger. Feighan’s career includes trips abroad and ties to controversial figures, prompting scrutiny of his record.
On April 21, 1836 Gen Sam Houston won the Battle of San Jacinto. Mark Twain died in 1910. In 1941 British battleships bombarded Tripoli. 1942 MacArthur HQ issued first communique in SW Pacific. Eisenhower urged Soviet leaders ten years ago to right Stalin’s wrongs. JFK announced Peace Corps project in Tanganyika five years ago.
The page lists republication terms and public notices, noting second matter status for mailing in the Post Office of Pa. It mentions carrier delivery and pricing, including per copy and weekly rates, with references to local commerce and building matters.
In New York a landlord is not legally required to keep hallway lights on day and night but may be liable for injuries from unsafe conditions on the premises. Social Security recipients are not categorically exempt from a school head tax and indigence must be proven.
A humorous catalog of unrealized goals from Hal Boyle featuring playful, improbable tasks. The piece riffs on lofty hopes from milking a giraffe to winding the Vietnam War in a face-saving way, ending with a reflection on life’s potential for worthwhile pursuits.
The column quotes the American Cancer Society on warning signs of cancer such as unusual bleeding, lumps, non healing sores, bowel or bladder changes, persistent indigestion, changes in warts, persistent cough or hoarseness. It emphasizes early recognition and treatment and notes fears about cancer harming life and happiness.
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