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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
2
In Pennsylvania a new law treats a stopped school bus with flashing lights as requiring drivers to stop even at midnight. Safety official Harry Brainerd warns failure to stop could lead to fatal accidents, prompting debate at the Governor's Conference on Traffic Safety.
Hal Boyle muses on how youth shapes dreams and how middle age warps them. He notes women fear futures while men resist such talk, then shares a humorous dream about his wife turning into a mermaid and a sitcom ending with divorce and riches. The column blends wit and reflection on aging desires.
Fragmentary ad style text from a historical page references Chicago building news and mentions prices per copy. Local addresses and names appear garbled with OCR errors. Core details are unclear. readable items point to a period advertisement or notices about commerce.
Isadore Shapiro, a small print shop owner, faces a U S District Court final meeting of creditors after a $139 claim spirals into a costed bankruptcy. The court's figures show $46,074.42 in total liabilities and various fees, including trustee and attorney costs, with Shapiro left amid shock and questions about the proceedings.
Washington column notes Sen Tom Dodd D Conn flew to West Germany in 1964 to pursue fees for Julius Klein public relations. The piece claims evidence exists that contradicts his claimed actions and mentions Klein detailing German leaders for contract renewal and instructions.
The saga details payments and steered letters involving Klein and Dodd to secure renewed support from West German officials. Banked fees, opaque favors, and a 1964 embassy tie reveal a web guiding a $150,000 yearly contract amid political maneuvering and promises to influence.
U S savings bonds yield up to 4 15 percent prompting banks, mutuals, and savings institutions to boost rates on deposits and new certificates. Treasury securities pay up to five percent for large buyers, intensifying the battle for savers' dollars as institutions seek higher returns unseen since the 1920s.
On this date Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as president of the Confederate States in 1861 at Montgomery Alabama. In 1873 America saw an early operatic staging Flora or Hole in the Well in Charleston. Also noted are WWI submarine blockade in 1915 the Golden Gate Expo in 1959 Iwo Jima landings in 1945 and later space and policy items.
Community readers discuss measles vaccination options with Dr. Coleman. He explains live versus killed vaccines, gamma globulin limits, and the goal of universal immunization to avert severe complications and deaths. He notes strain differences and emphasizes physician judgment for age and booster timing.
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