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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1966
Page
2
The piece warns that 20 federal agencies may feed data to a central computer to assemble each citizen’s life history. It likens this to Orwellian surveillance and urges rejecting the Budget Bureau’s space-age proposal in favor of a counter proposal.
The article notes rising industrial output and record employment in July, with steel and factory activity increasing while housing starts dip and stock prices wobble. Inflation skews perceived gains, and wage growth offsets higher living costs for many workers.
Jim Bishop recounts a Bahama cruise from Port Everglades to Grand Bahama with Kelly Kathleen and Karen. They fish dolphins and barracuda, visit Lucaya and its casino, and share anecdotes about gambling fortune and misadventure aboard Away We Go IV.
The plan calls for White House summoned union leaders to Washington and a five member mediation committee. Hoffa highlights widespread machinist job loss and broad support for a cost of living clause with six month wage adjustments and requests for sick leave and extra holiday time.
Paris reports the European peace conference voting 15 to 6 to invite Austria to present views on the pending Italy treaty and unanimously adopting a Soviet proposal to invite Trano for hearing. In Corry local notes, Raymond Mfg. adds a new plant section nearing full operation by year end, Aero Supply strike edges toward settlement talks, and Corry High School football players undergo physicals with squad growth anticipated. Mrs. Lucina Putnam marks her 99th birthday amid community news.
Mrs. Mary E. Westley, age 86 of West Wayne street, suffered a probable fracture of the right hip yesterday afternoon after tripping on a rug at her home. Lyle Clough, son of Mr and Mrs John Clough, recently earned a degree from MIT and has joined Campbell Soup Company as part of its technical staff in Camden, New York.
On this date in 1907 the paddlewheel steamer Claremont arrived in New York after a voyage to Albany. Born in 1786 Davy Crockett is linked to the Alamo. In 1940 Britain faced a German blockade and Wendell Wilkie secured the Republican nomination in Indiana. The day recalls Sicily’s conquest in 1943 and other mid century events.
Readers ask if cold sores stem from diet or vitamin deficiency. Dr. Coleman explains herpes simplex is viral, triggered by sun, upset, stress, or allergies, with diet not direct cause. Weight loss pages debunk pills, emphasize calories in versus out and check underlying conditions.
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