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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
2
In December 1965 President Johnson announced a 25000 job payroll rollback. By June 30 payroll rose by 186506, then 96292 added by September 20 as orders freeze. The piece argues larger federal payroll harms taxpayers and private enterprise.
Grass Roots Opinion from Weyauwega Wisconsin Chronicle describes Russians waiting for gas at government stations. It notes a lengthy process with questionnaires coupons government offices and coupon trading, and compares it to local station delays and attendants only collecting coupons.
Yesterday’s Memories of Corry recalls President Truman asking Congress for a limited extension of powers including sugar rationing and material allocation after a deadly derailment near Garland that injured a fireman. It notes a first solo flight by Mary Baker at Lawrence Airport. Also reflects on 1927 Corry winter visitors in St Petersburg and a stolen Buick, plus plans for a barn dance by local groups.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details, pricing, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 15.00 per year by mail, 10 cents per copy, and 60 cents per week. Subscription and delivery terms are noted with office timing and mailing city information.
In Nassau, Bahamas, Lyndon Pindling rises as premier amid a government controlled by the Bay Street clique. Fawkes and labor-backed rebels push for universal male suffrage as PLP gains ground. a dramatic mace toss becomes a symbolic clash between people and crown authority.
The article details Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans to compel FBI chief J Edgar Hoover to testify on his stance toward a Soviet American consular treaty amid disputes over espionage. It notes Hoover's conflicting letters to Secretary Rusk and Senator Mundt, and mentions broader concerns about foreign policy being influenced by security chiefs, plus a summary of related political maneuvering and a Bahamas land scheme.
Former Kennedy aides and other officials direct a Bahamas registered mutual fund selling American assets to foreigners. The fund aims to repatriate dollars, offers numbered accounts with 5 percent cap, and includes a real estate heavy portfolio backed by several mutual funds. Directors earn a $1000 yearly fee while officers rely on fund growth.
On this date in 1943 the U S troopship Dorchester was torpedoed in the North Atlantic. Four chaplains of different faiths gave their life jackets to soldiers and went down with the ship. President Truman dedicated a chapel in Philadelphia eight years later to honor them.
A reader asks for definitions of cardiac arrhythmia and extrasystole. Dr Coleman explains that arrhythmia is a heart beat irregularity, often studyable by EKG, sometimes treated with drugs or pacemakers. extrasystole is a heart beat that comes between normal beats, usually harmless but需 medical evaluation. He emphasizes clear doctor patient communication and notes reader letters may be used if of general interest.
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