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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
3
Phoenix acoustics expert Robert A. Larabell warns loud rock concerts can harm teen hearing. He compares band noise to industrial levels, cites 90 decibels at 20 feet, and notes Air Force exposure charts mark 15 minutes as potentially harmful.
Francis Cardinal Spellman visits the U S carrier Enterprise tied off near the North Vietnamese coast in the Gulf of Tonkin, meeting sailors and viewing carrier operations during the Vietnam War era.
Federal law now restricts interstate lottery advertising and distribution of news by media. New York voters approved a state lottery to fund education, with the 1967 Legislature to determine implementation. Historical notes cover the Louisiana lottery decline in 1894 and New Hampshire’s 1964 onward lottery, all highlighting education funding and regulatory constraints.
The funeral for 30 year old Carl Klingler of Titusville will be at 2 PM tomorrow at Arnold Funeral Home Titusville. He died Monday in Pittsburgh after six months with leukemia. He is survived by his wife Sue Shaver, parents Dan and Wilda Klingler, a son Daniel and two daughters Denise and Deanna, a brother Jay D. Klingler, a sister Aldene Henderson, grandmother Mrs. J R Best, and several aunts uncles and nephews. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery Titusville. Friends may call 7 to 9 this evening. Days of racing note and Kentucky Latonia season closing mention.
The text notes a tax refund and a $1.85 million figure from 1966. It states that the lottery remains popular with New Hampshire voters and that in the November 1966 election 83.6 percent favored sales of tickets in their communities.
Harrisburg AP The State Health Department warns a highly flammable rag doll from Poland may have been distributed in Pennsylvania. Henry L Albert director says the dolls about 1 foot long carry a label identifying A. D. Sutton Distributor New York City.
A summary notes that tax and benefit changes set through 1987 could raise taxes with added congressional benefit increases. President Johnson aims to expand across the board benefits and enjoys bipartisan support. Newark warns residents to return purchased dolls or destroy them. The 1965 earnings threshold is $6,600 for taxes next year, with Medicare portions rising from $23.10 of a $174 maximum to $33 of a $290.40 maximum, shared by worker and employer.
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