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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
2
The state neglects secondary roads that carry most daily traffic and see many accidents. Narrow poorly maintained curves and one lane bridges plague areas around Corry. Inferior resurfacing and high repair costs threaten budget choices, while interstates draw more attention for tourists.
New York AP reports small investors are back buying bonds after six years, attracted by a 6.25 percent Treasury note and four point one five percent savings bonds. Banks, savings and loan associations, brokers, and the Treasury itself monitor the shift as institutions fear lending funds will shift from mortgages to high yielding bonds.
Washington justice Jacksonton today from Nuernberg declined to say if he will resume Supreme Court duties amid public criticism of Hugo Black. Corry National Guard unit first enlistment signed at State Armory. Alfred M. Cone first to re enlist from 419 East Washington. Mr and Mrs Arnold Seastead arrive from Rochester to establish a drug store in Babmitt Building. Baptist Church party honors newlyweds A W Rauscher. Corry Moose baseball loses to Titusville Moose 43 in twilight game at Loveland Field. About 700 Memorial Hospital Fund pledges reminders sent for August payment.
Milton Caldwell of the Pennsylvania Railroad freight department since 1896 died last evening. Bert Bemis and attorney Don F. Smith injured in separate auto accidents. non life threatening. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bligen hosted forty friends at Corry Country Club for a dancing party honoring M. H. Nace of New Jersey and Lar son’s Orchestra with Mrs. Dawson Dread of Honolulu performing. William and James Zafiroppulos and James Cardenas opened the Ritz Restaurant at Union City, touted as among the state’s modern spots. Local auto enthusiasts viewed Buicks on display at Star Garage, including four open sport models and twelve closed cars. J. M. Pardee of Meadville bought Erie Beach on the Niagara River opposite Buffalo for about one and a half million dollars.
The report notes high yields for marketable Treasury bonds with 4 percent issues maturing in 1980 priced to yield 4.00 percent and 4 percent bonds maturing 1987 to 1982 priced to yield 4.81 percent, reflecting current demand and discount pricing.
A collection of Hal Boyle observations about everyday life in New York. Jokes span professions, fashion, romance, and social quirks with asides on readers, drivers, and gendered habits. Each item malleably parodies common beliefs and behaviors without heavy detail.
In a joint look, Lyndon Johnson and Harold Wilson face similar inflation fights. Wilson battles the Trades Union Congress and the pound crisis while Johnson faces AFL-CIO opposition to wage controls. Labor figures Meany Morse Califano weigh in as Cabinet debates a 3.2 percent guideline.
Today August 2, 1966 marks the annual history feature noting Samuel Colt’s sea voyage in 1830 when he carved a model of the revolver and Wild Bill Hickok, known as Bill Hickok, figures in the historical digest.
A historical, apology filled plea from Chicago editors to Georgia and the nation. The piece reflects on Chicago’s own racial tensions, police violence, and media hostility during the era. It contrasts Chicago's integrated systems with the segregated South and urges humility and restraint. Names like Dean Rusk and Enrico Caruso are referenced in context of broader social shifts.
Urushiol from poison ivy sumac and oak triggers allergic contact dermatitis in many. Early treatment with soap scrubs and bland ointments helps. Antihistamines and corticosteroids may aid more severe cases while desensitization methods claim moderate success for unavoidable exposures.
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