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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues libertarian society breeds depravity linking sensational murders to a broader tolerance of sex and obscenity. It contends democratic walls crack and sewage floods through, leading to depraved acts and child molestation, warning that censure mounts but is already thin.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sinks below 900 amid a broad slide with 20 of 30 stocks hitting new yearly lows. Analysts cite tight money, high interest rates, Viet Nam war uncertainties, and looming tax increases as drivers of bearish sentiment and flat profit prospects.
Jim Bishop critiques upcoming TV season noting new debuts and reruns. He lampoons expected plots from The Fugitive to Couch Shows, mocks traditional westerns and spy tropes, and skewers hospital dramas for their self centered ethics. He reflects on family viewing habits and cultural shifts in television.
Washington reports tense jockeying as Congress hammers out differences in the auto safety bill. Lloyd Cutler led Republicans and three Democrats in striking criminal penalties for automakers, while White House signals fluctuated amid pressure from lawmakers and industry allies.
The notice lists subscription details for Corry Journal readers with annual and per copy pricing. It mentions mail, advance, and carrier options, with a ten cent per copy rate and a yearly figure around fifteen dollars. The fragmented OCR includes stray names and stray address hints from Fifth Avenue New York.
Washington reports the suspected death of five U.S. flyers in an unarmed aircraft fueling debate at the United Nations Security Council. In Corry, a five week Aero Supply strike nears end while city assessors prepare books for ward-based property assessment. A Ray mond Mfg. employee suffers a severe lip cut and tooth loss from a chain hoist accident. Bridal shower hosted for Mrs Ralph Davison at the Peebles home on Park street.
The column reports W A Steen sold his barbecue restaurant on Perry Highway at LeBoeuf Gardens near Waterford to Mr and Mrs Max Pratt of Waterford. W S Jewell took over Roy Skinner and Sons gasoline station on East Columbus Avenue while Skinner retains the real estate. Costello and Parker rent the former Victory Shop space on North Center Street. Betty Litz celebrated her birthday with friends on Grove Street. John B Patterson announces plans to improve the St James hotel on South Center Street. Pearl Clark and John Westley wed August 20 in Clymer.
Dr Coleman explains allergy duration varies by region and sensitivity, with hay fever from grasses and weeds peaking in mid summer to November in the north. Desensitization, pre seasonal treatment, and antihistamines help, though drowsiness varies per drug. Nosebleeds are usually minor. surgery is rare, caused mostly by nose picking or minor injuries.
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