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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
2
The FBI study says 39 percent of offenders began crimes before age 20. Among 135000 criminals, 51 percent had probation or parole and average three more arrests followed after leniency. It calls for less leniency and harsher measures to deter crime.
The Business Mirror reports wage and price guideposts under pressure as higher costs erode real disposable income. Steel prices and machinists wages headline trends with administration targets to curb inflation. per capita real disposable income barely rises since year end, forcing citizens to confront tougher living costs and potential tax impacts.
The author contends that Supreme Court rulings and recent police secrecy hinder reporting on the Richard Speck murder case in Chicago. He argues publicity may have aided arrest yet could taint trials, risking prejudicial juries and potential appeals. The piece critiques authorities for withholding details and calls for countervailing court safeguards.
Washington column discloses Frances Knight head of the passport office wrote to FBI Director Hoover in 1966 about surveillance of Professor H. Stuart Hughes abroad. The letters suggest Knight and Hoover acted without Secretary Rusk’s knowledge amid Hatch Act concerns. Senate ally Sen. Tom Dodd pressed to protect Knight as Rusk dismissed Abba Schwartz.
On August 4 1966 the AP notes several historical milestones including Truman signing Bretton Woods legislation in 1945, Zenger’s 1935 release, the Coast Guard origin in 1790, Britain’s 1914 WWI declaration, the 1916 Denmark treaty, and Truman’s 1945 remark about a Big Three meeting in Washington. A ten year ago note mentions attitudes toward the Suez Canal.
A scanned Cory Evening Journal segment notes local reporting by Joe Christer and staff, mentions Chamber of Building interests in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and lists rate and mailing details for the newspaper. The piece includes credits to Associated Press and indicates postal matter status and subscription pricing.
Hal Boyle argues in Americana that owning things enslaves modern man and that renting offers liberation. He contrasts home, car, and possessions with personal freedom, noting the burden of upkeep and fear of loss, while praising temporary ownership as an illusion of security.
A landowner generally not liable when a tree falls on a neighbor’s land from natural growth. If the owner knows a tree is dangerous and fails to act, they may be liable for resulting damage. If the owner is unaware of the danger, negligence is not presumed.
In addressing a reader's concern, the doctor notes puberty as a turbulent period affecting study and concentration. He cites hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism as potential physical causes of poor scholastic attainment and urges ruling out physical factors alongside psychological ones.
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