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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion argues against federal spending loops and calls for keeping more tax revenue at the local level to fund urban renewal, schools, and city projects. The piece urges Corry to retain a small portion of income to accelerate capital projects and reduce red tape.
Palm Beach businessman Jack Faircloth restored a rare 1931 Model A sports phaeton by cloning the original body in fiberglass and sourcing a Scout chassis from International Harvester. He built a red with wire wheels replica, costing over $50,000, to revive a legendary car once dreamed of by the young Faircloth.
Diplomatic signals from Prince Sihanouk and Jean Sainteny hint that direct talks with the Viet Cong could advance a Viet Nam settlement. Washington weighs gestures as doves push for negotiations while North Vietnamese pressure grows amid U.S. attacks.
The Corry Evening Journal lists subscription pricing and publication details. It notes location, mailing class, and annual rates, with advance payment terms and a deadline for notices.
The July Labor Department data show a mild summer downturn with payroll gains in machinery and metals while steel producers push price hikes amid rising orders. Auto industry rebounds in 1967 models suggest demand may lift prices, despite government guidelines.
August 10 marks 1945 surrender talks with Japan under Potsdam terms. Also notes include Franklin, Adams, Jefferson motto proposal in 1776, Smithsonian Institute founding in 1846, France declares war in 1914, Allied airborne army formation, Suez crisis proposals circa a decade later, Kennedy Johnson acting president note, and a 1960 housing bill.
Letters will not appear in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are provided. In all cases the letters’ opinions do not necessarily reflect THE JOURNAL’s views.
Dr Coleman explains how normal germs reside in the throat nose and mouth and how illness occurs when resistance lowers. He notes broad spectrum antibiotics work for many germs, describes smear tests for identifying germs and drug sensitivity, and cautions about hemorrhoidal bleeding and patient delays in seeking care.
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