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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
2
Hundreds of Corry residents and visitors toured the city park art display, a collaboration with the annual school district band concert. The Corry Art Club appeals for patrons to support future events, inviting a $4 donation to join the patron program and sustain local culture.
Former President Truman questions if higher interest rates will curb inflation or trigger deflation or a depression. He notes ongoing price rises, robust loan demand, credit tightness hurting housing, and stock market volatility while bankers report loan pressure and firms seek alternative funding as consumer credit stays strong.
Paul Harvey uses a wolf and Eskimo parable to warn against government giveaways and paternalism. He argues voters repeatedly accept freebies, preferring fattening handouts over self-reliance while politicians exploit the pattern. The piece likens unchecked aid to a frozen-blood bait that seals the wolf’s fate.
Backstage lobbying surfaced as the Senate Commerce Subcommittee opened a hearing on gas pipeline safety. Despite 200000 miles of pipelines in 26 states with scant safety laws, the Federal Power Commission seeks power to regulate pipe thickness and deterioration. Pipelines urged federal control only when pecuniary losses were involved and opposed it for human safety. The hearings moved from Brewster to Hartke after pipeline pressure and industry influence.
Hal Boyle muses that memory outvalues money as a currency of the heart and a medium of exchange. He notes the airline strike hinders mediation, recalls social norms and past household life, and comments on public service amid labor disputes without graphic detail.
Dr Cole urges careful pesticide use with safety rules. Read labels, store pesticides securely, wear protective gear, prevent contamination of food, and ensure ventilation. Follow emergency steps if exposure and consult a doctor for individual medical issues.
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