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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
2
An Op-Ed from the Washington Observer questions verification of legislators mileage payments amid a clash between State Rep. Murray and State Auditor Grace Sloan. It argues for independent checks on state funds and criticizes reliance on self policing.
In New York the AP reports that profit prospects and tax fears influence stock markets alongside inflation anxieties. Booming economy boosts consumer spending and output, while rising production costs and potential tax increases cloud corporate profits. Manufacturing productivity improves, but business spending on plants is debated as Johnson seeks a large first quarter growth target.
Items cover wartime labor and legal tension as Judge Jackson criticizes threats to witnesses in the Schacht case. Local business changes include Hed Lines trucking potential embargo threats, Hotel Corry redecorating, Root Appliance store opening, Wilcox Paint store refresh, and Ann Sadowski beauty services. A Preachers Seminar draws thirty, the Robert Wolford residence sale discussed, and Pennsylvanian mill deliveries continue alternating days. Baseball practice at Loveland Field proceeds with fifteen players, veterans among them.
Fragmentary OCR shows a historical newspaper notice referencing advertising rates and positions. It mentions Corry Evening Journal, publisher George Ri Sample, and details about rates and delivery terms in an era style. The readable bits hint at rate figures and publication identifiers without coherent full sentences.
Jim Bishop reports a young Randy Newell drawing a crowd on library steps as cameras rolled and a draft card rose in a defining moment. The son of a World War II Navy hero seeks public spotlight, turning private history into a dramatic, televised scene.
Americana Hal Boyle surveys modern life through a humorous lens noting that well adjusted husbands align with mentally healthy wives and that everyday habits from air pollution costs to inflation shape the American experience. He riffs on figures from Satchel Paige to Edison, Joyce to Eisenhower, closing with old terms for bread dipping and a light take on language.
Drew Pearson argues the United States can stabilize Bolivia Indonesia Thailand and Malaysia by modestly adjusting tin prices rather than flooding markets with surplus tin He contends a 14 000 ton sale would stabilize prices and support pro American regimes while a 28 000 ton sale would depress prices and trigger upheaval He links tin pricing to prosperity and foreign aid highlights Bolivia’s politics and U S aid since 1962
Health column explains pain cannot diagnose. X rays with barium help detect stomach ulcers and tests measure gastric acid. Discusses pyloric stenosis in newborns, its rapid recognition, possible surgery to widen the duodenum, and favorable outcomes with early treatment. Dr. Coleman invites readers to send questions.
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