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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the piece argues Pennsylvania Act 481 enables varied taxes, from occupational privileges to real estate transfers, hitting workers and property owners alike. It condemns expanding tax grabs from Corry up to Washington, urging restraint and tax relief.
Hal Boyle humorously suggests sending books to friends glued to TV sets until repair arrives. The list pairs public figures with humorous titles such as Many Are Called for Nixon and Romney, and The Naked Image for Gypsy Rose Lee, aiming to spark delight and perhaps future gratitude.
Washington lawmakers from both parties fixed March 1 as the deadline for labor control measures to avert a possible coal strike. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Richard T Mountain at Corry Hospital. The first Corry couple to solve the housing shortage with a prefabricated home occupy a five room house at 656 East South Street. Sigmund Gronostar is the new homeowner.
Paul Harvey discusses youth disillusion across the US and Japan amid Vietnam draft fears, social unrest, and calls for change. He argues regimentation, selective justice, and leaders’ double standards fuel anger in teens and college students. A later note mentions a false alarm fire in a street area.
Mrs. Vincent Miles of Bear Lake reports the death of her grandson Marine Pfc. Ronald D. Miles 18 native of Corry killed in Vietnam by a buddy's accidental rifle discharge He had been in Vietnam less than a month and not in combat. The note follows other local notices on police, budget, and service members.
On this date 1966 notes include 1898 peace treaty ending the Spanish American War and ceding territories to the United States. Other events list Mississippi statehood 1817 and wartime losses of ships Repulse and Prince of Wales off Malaya.
City Engineer and Administrator address reader questions about door to door sales permits set at 25 dollars per year with exemptions for year long residents and farmers. They also explain dog leash fines up to ten dollars, patch work on corners, and a 2 percent tax mill increase tied to new city services.
Fragmentary OCR text notes general notices and postal details for the Corry area. Mentions Allen Tabraueh and Weightman Tey, Pittsburgh, and a Port Office entry. Rates listed: mail per year, carrier copy price, and weekly cost. Publication date unclear due to garbled OCR.
Angina pectoris results from narrowed coronary arteries and reduced blood to the heart. Dr. Ake Senning and Dr. Donald Effler have refined artery widening surgeries using vein grafts to keep openings wide, with several patients resuming moderate activity. Rehabilitation aims to restore patients to society with dignity under medical guidance.
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