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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues highway deaths are rising with 1964 totaling 47,000 and weekly 1,000 fatalities. It compares motor deaths since 1900 to battlefield deaths, condemns minimal government response, and urges action to curb crashes amid ongoing road dangers. It laments misallocated funds and calls for decisive measures to protect citizens on the roads.
In Judge Schulz's Miami courtroom reporters flood the Mossler trial scene. The aged magnate Jacques Mossler left a fatal note and a tangle of family names. Prosecutor Richard Gerstein drives questions as Melvin Powers and Candace Mossler face trial while cameras roll and spectators buzz about motive, premeditation, and possible verdicts.
Washington reports a postwar plan for a first line of defense with 319 ships ready for action and 3 627 aircraft, Pacific navy of 176 ships and an Atlantic detachment of 13. two reserve fleets planned. local notes include deaths, injuries, hospital staff changes, missing child alert, enlistments, church club event, home purchase, and high school basketball routs by Corry High.
February 7 marks notable past events including Sinclair Lewis birth in 1885 and Charles Dickens birth in 1812. The year lists include Sullivan boxing, 1904 Baltimore fire, 1943 shoe rationing, and the Ticonderoga launch. Also referenced are Civil War debates and Kennedy administration studies.
Hal Boyle notes a study reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association suggesting higher uric acid levels may correlate with greater professional achievement. He recalls famous historical figures linked to gout, from Galileo to Columbus, and jokes about the disease as the price of deep thinking despite its pain.
Washington reports the Justice Department backs Judge John Mowbray as the case against the FBI and the Fremont Hotel owner Levinson seeks 6 million dollars over 25 Las Vegas wiretaps. The lawsuit names the Central Telephone Company and four FBI agents, with disputes over responsibility between J Edgar Hoover and Bobby Kennedy.
AP Business News analyzes the hawks and doves in the budget and Viet Nam war debates. Hawks push faster growth to fund programs, while doves warn of inflation and a bust if growth remains unchecked. The tension surfaces in the House-Senate Joint Economic Committee and hints at future price and wage controls. The piece notes potential links to international bases and defense spending, stressing the era's uncertainty and the administration's push for moderate restraint with later flexibility.
Dr Coleman explains adhesions form after abdominal surgery as fibrous bands that seal infection pockets and can cause pain by hindering organ function. The text also defines ringworm as a contagious fungal infection treated with antifungal drugs and hygiene, then discusses angina’s pain pattern and the purpose of the body’s warning signals.
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