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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion writers echo Goldwater's view that paying debts and saving ahead, even in boom times, curbs inflation. They contrast this with Johnson era spending, criticizing White House and Congress for profligate policy and rising dollars amid free spending.
AP analysis notes spending surge strains across consumers business and government with proposals spanning higher taxes tighter credit monetary restraint and targeted public investments. Economists split on fiscal versus monetary tools while President Johnson warns of resource strains as output grows.
Readers are informed that letters must be addressed to Tee for the Letters column and that some names may be omitted from publication. Opinions stated are not the paper's official stance.
The piece quotes Jim Bishop on Cassius Clay later Muhammad Ali discussing religion and his divorce, criticizing Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. It outlines segregationist tenets, denounces anti Negro rhetoric, and contrasts Black Muslim views with mainstream Islam while noting Ali’s controversial stance.
Drew Pearson reports two internal factors shaped the U S move on the UN Security Council Viet Nam debate. Prime Minister Wilson pressed Washington to seek a postponement to aid talks with Moscow, and the Kremlin signaled avoiding a Chinese trap by keeping Russians off the hot seat during the session.
Yesterday’s Memories recounts events from 20 years ago including Chinese Soviet tensions and a large Women’s Victory Club ceremony led by Elmer C. Cartier Post of the American Legion. Also notes 40 years ago fires, accidents, and local business changes in Corry with updates on residents Beatrice Deschamp and John Pitts incidents.
New York dispatch recounts humorous snippets of domestic life as women tire of stock lines. The column riffs on tired cliches about chores, drafts, trains, shopping, aging, family tension, and the gap between stated advice and daily realities.
Today marks February 25 in history with notable events across centuries. Highlights include George Rogers Clark leading 170 men capturing Vi, Ind and the British weakness in the Northwest Territory. Denmark recognizes U S independence in 1783 and Colt patents the revolving pistol in 1836.
The article explains colitis as inflammation of the colon with two forms: one caused by parasites or bacteria and a non-specific type. It notes possible factors such as long-standing constipation, irritable colon, and dietary issues, and discusses emotional influence, attacks, and modern treatments including diet, medications, and psychological support.
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