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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
2
A black canvas won a prize at a Chicago show and sold for 1000 dollars while a Salt Lake City sculpture drew derisive reactions as art critics debated abstract trends. The author defends Wyeth and realists, noting a record Philadelphia show drew 173000 attendees and a 40800 copy catalog sold, with 10000 more printed for tours.
President Johnson suspends the 7 percent investment tax credit and plans to cancel or delay 5.3 billion in federal programs to curb inflation. He also frees 250 million for mortgages funding 15 000 new homes as the year ends with talk of a potential yearend stock rally and lingering market unease.
Fragmentary OCR lists staff and offices for the Corry Evening Journal with names George A le Allan Hasbrouck Jon iughlin and others. It also mentions advertising, circulation and production roles and various office addresses in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago.
The column debates how news media should treat figures like Stokely Carmichael amid Vietnam discontent. It weighs spotlighting versus silencing and cites Dietchman’s 20 year war scenario while critiquing political paralysis and market-driven motives in Washington.
A report to the State Department details a massive arms balance on the Arab Israeli border. Soviet tanks and aircraft dwarf Israeli forces, missiles rise from Egyptian arms, and rapid prewar maneuvers threaten a wider conflict. Major Gen. Rabin warns of narrow borders and swift bombers closing Tel Aviv.
In a Pennsylvania case soot from a chemical company damaged cars in a lot. The owner notified the company then sued for pre and post notification damages. The lower court held liability only for damages after awareness of the injury. If appealed, higher court might differ.
Danbury Connecticut AP report notes Rex Stout turning 80 and starting a new Nero Wolfe story to be published May 9 or 10. It contrasts Stout with Wolfe, details Stout’s life from Noblesville Indiana to Topeka Kansas, his 64 books in 36 years, radio work, and interests.
The item notes no paper today and requests brief legible reader communications, limited to one subject per letter, with signature and address for publication, disclaimer of responsibility for statements, and a welcome from the Canary Journal.
A reader asks if eye detachment always requires surgery and if the eye must be removed. The doctor explains retina detachment does not necessitate removing the eye, surgery and treatments can repair many detachments, and patients should seek reassurance from their own physician. The column also notes sickle cell anemia is hereditary and poses longevity risks.
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