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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1966
Page
2
Alan McIntosh of the Rock County Herald Luverne Minnesota expresses weariness with global scorn, anti American sentiment, and domestic critics. He rails against mobs, dictators, bearded protesters, and civil rights critics while praising American ideals and the Star Spangled Banner.
AP reports inflation returns as 1966 opens with a new federal budget under debate. Economic policy definitions cover inflation, creeping gains, and wage guidelines tied to productivity. The piece outlines how money growth, wages, and prices interact in a tightening or expansive economy.
Yesterday’s memories report Ajax Iron Works of Springfield purchasing Precision Products and expanding its Corry plant, a major community milestone. Other items note solved car thefts by State Police, Corry High’s first basketball win in overtime, Mead Park article proposal, sugar stamp No 39, and a canceled Christmas tree burn by the Rotary Club.
Jan 3 recap lists Princeton victory over British troops in 1777, Brooklyn Bridge construction begun in 1870, postal savings banks opened in 1911, Hoover named relief head in 1919, Lord Haw Haw executed in 1946, and other events with economy notes on wage hikes and inflation.
New York AP column notes 37 million Americans will move in 1966 mostly within their counties. It recalls ancient New Year greetings, honey production, and inlaws helping couples. It cites fluoridation gaps, odd dress room laws, park rules, and U S Indian reservation figures.
Senator John McClellan leads a Senate probe into federal bank failures and chartering, while owning stock in Little Rock banks and backing opposed charters in the region. The investigation targets Comptroller Saxon, with critics noting McClellan’s own financial interests and public statements.
In a critique of mass fundraising, the author rejects broad drives and vows to donate to chosen groups. He highlights St. Joseph's Home for Children in Rockleigh New Jersey, Goodwill Industries of Miami, Variety Children's Hospital in Coral Gables, and Holy Angels Nursery in Belmont North Carolina as trusted recipients. He notes how individuals like Jack Bell and Kays Gary inspired support and recounts a table of donations and volunteer efforts shaping his charitable stance.
A reader column discusses Parkinsons disease including tremor rigidity and uncertain causes. It notes occasional post encephalitis cases and a surgical option improving function. The piece also touches on viruses, tongue indications in illness, and general medical advice via Dr Coleman letters.
A reported crash involving four nuns near Bristo brand names MV Vic and a vehicle incident surfaced in yesterday’s local briefs. Readable fragments describe a collision and involved parties but details are unclear from the OCR.
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