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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues a clearest conclusion in the clash between J Edgar Hoover and Senator Bobby Kennedy: someone is lying. It contends Hoover, long FBI director, is accused of publicity and the Kennedy camp is sharp and calculating.
Oil Facts reports that highway users pay over two percent of all state taxes. In fiscal 1965 states collected 26 billion dollars with 6.3 billion from motor fuels vehicle taxes and license fees. Motor fuel taxes alone reached 943 billion.
Actor Steve McQueen, a ninth grade graduate who now earns about 750000 per film and a share of profits, recalls his early years as a tanker deckhand, lumberman, farmhand, carnival barker, pen salesman, TV repairman, and Marine. He warns against wasteful living, emphasizes fitness, and says success brings more friends. He notes his preference for farm life and honesty of farmers, and reflects on his Greenwich Village days.
Paul Harvey critiques casino corruption from the Las Vegas scene. He cites a FBI raid on Jack Kress Manufacturing seizing loaded dice marked for major casinos and a Biloxi hidden juic e joint device. He warns that skimming and illicit profits cross state lines and urges vigilant oversight.
Drew Pearson outlines a decades long clash between J. Edgar Hoover and Bobby Kennedy over FBI power and crime control. He argues for rotating the FBI director, preserving the bureau from politics, and notes past eavesdropping tied to Hoffa cases while Kennedy vyed for a national crime commission. The piece previews more installments in the saga.
On this date in 1791 the Bill of Rights was declared in force and twelve amendments were passed by Congress. Other events include the 1916 Verdun victory for French forces, the 1919 Supreme Court upholding the National Prohibition Act, the 1941 Philippine National Assembly declaring a total emergency, and a 1944 pension bill signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Fragmentary local newspaper masthead with publisher and staff names, office addresses, and printing rights from The Associated Press. Reads as a partial display line of the Corry Journal offerings, mailing options, and advertising deadlines.
The automotive industry, powerful yet reactive to consumer signals, faces cautious forecasts as leaders acknowledge uncertain economic signals. GM highlights a shift toward personal cars and diverse models, while historical examples show consumer taste shaping production. The Corry Journal invites brief reader letters on one topic with signature and address.
Dear Mrs A Frostbite is a severe injury needing prompt care. Thaw in warm water for about 20 minutes, avoid rubbing or cold water, remove clothing gently, use mild soap after thawing, avoid alcohol, and seek professional help promptly for relief and prevention of complications.
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