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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1966
Page
12
The piece argues Keynesian policy justifies government intervention but warns against overreach. It critiques Johnson and Kennedy era expansion into social welfare and warns that America has passed the point of retreat, urging a return to free enterprise and self-reliance.
Paul L. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Harris of Union City, has been commissioned an ensign in the Coast Guard after completing Officer Candidate School in Yorktown Virginia. The item also covers local notices about Corry Ambulance Service, school insurance limits, city snow removal, a cat on a leash sighting, layoffs at Standard Chair, seedling orders, a bank operations clinic, and Airman Leslie E. Drayer's graduation and reassignment to Homestead Air Force Base.
Fragmentary text notes a History roundup dated February 12 1966 with garbled lines mentioning a president and a log cabin context. Some phrases imply a historical milestone but specifics are unclear.
On January 25 1966 a day of multiple national shocks unfolded as Arlington buried a convicted Communist and New Jersey court ruled Black Muslim students need not salute the flag. Reports tied to Yale and Berkeley actions framed a tense snapshot of U S dissent and military postures amid Vietnam tensions.
Washington defense officials warn privately that a single spy could cripple the 20 billion Nike-X anti missile system. If adopted, Nike X interceptors may knock warheads from 18 000 mph toward cities. The system's feasibility is said to be backed by a secret 23 volume study.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts New York fuel crisis amid Mayor O'Dwyer's shutdown of public gatherings due to tug boat strike. Local business changes include Widmann Teah buying McCracken Rexall Drug Store to form Widmann Department Drug Store. Elks Male Chorus marks second anniversary with chicken dinner. Junior High capers defeat Spartansburg 41-10 led by Hughes.
Fire damage near miss at H. B. Lyons mill on East Irving street last night as investigators note potential loss of plant and timber. The report also covers larceny charges involving bets on chickens, local fire department activity, a marriage announcement, and broader commentary on anti communist funding and organized crime in Florida.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while written records endure, contrasting immediacy with permanence and noting the lasting trace of words in print across time. The piece emphasizes the enduring nature of text amid ephemeral speech.
The City Engineer answers readers questions about urban renewal in Corry Pennsylvania. Demolition and rehabilitation are contrasted and plans for selective building removal, street paving, lighting, and parks are outlined with federal and state cost shares and private redevelopment in mind.
The buyer may insist the dealer remove the name plate before purchase. After title transfer the purchaser cannot compel removal at the dealer’s expense, as the dealer may place its name on a car it owns. The buyer should request removal prior to completing the purchase.
A health column outlines why heart attacks strike young, healthy appearing adults. It lists six major risk factors including high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, lack of exercise, smoking, and overweight, and stresses prevention, diet changes, and regular medical exams. The piece cautions readers to consult their doctors for individual issues and notes the doctor–patient relationship as key to managing risk.
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