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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled a $2,900 claim must be paid, striking down small print limits in a comprehensive liability policy. An official warned future policies must be clear or face action, prompting calls for consumer protections.
Congressman Wendell Wyatt of Oregon argues that only the federal government can generate inflation and that business unions or consumers cannot cause or prevent it, though they can fan the fire with excessive purchasing power. He contends inflation stems from federal policy decisions.
The Federal Reserve eased loan restrictions as it signaled a change in stance after a year of tight credit. The move follows earlier actions to curb inflationary pressure, with economists debating the wisdom of a sequence of controversial policy steps since 1965.
On this date 1808 Andrew Johnson the 17th U S president was born. In 1941 Japanese troops neared Manila Philippines. In 1944 Nazis at the Bulge faced Allied pressure. Ten years ago salvage crews cleared the Suez Canal. Five years ago De Gaulle said most of the French army in Algeria would be withdrawn. One year ago the United States limited North Vietnam to air restraint.
A column asserts Robert Kennedy directed increased FBI surveillance in security and major criminal cases while attorney general from 1961 to 1964, lists meetings and memoranda, notes Kennedy’s disavowal as senator, and argues for congressional scrutiny of his tenure.
Washington column links Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Harlem pastor and 1950s investigations to Democratic gains and Republican caution. Details include past deals with Eisenhower era figures, FBI wiretap rumors, Roy Cohn connections, and a 1960s fallout. State Department pen order for LBJ gifts recounted. Corry Journal invites brief reader letters.
Fragmented front page sampler shows editor and ads details with names and offices. Includes printing press, production, and Associated Press note. Advertisement blurb lists local building and delivery info beneath a generic publication header.
Hal Boyle finds holiday ruin in a middle class lounge after Christmas. Pine needles litter the floor as a guinea pig navigates a toppled tree and a failed clock restart unfolds. A weary family shares quips about white Christmas and surviving the season amid a clogged bank statement.
A brief item recalls events from Corry dated December 29, 1926, noting no edition published yesterday. It reflects on local happenings a generation prior with limited details and no current paper available.
A mother asks about her 10 year old daughter's anxiety over sleepovers. Dr. Coleman suggests a medical checkup to rule out allergies or infections, then psychological testing to identify emotional tensions. He warns against ignoring the issue as it may worsen and urges professional guidance for both child and parents.
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