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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion Judge Lester H. Loble advocates open public juvenile hearings with parents present and newspaper coverage. He argues this approach reduces juvenile felony cases, condemns hoodlums, and contends secrecy harms justice while praising public accountability and tough treatment when needed.
Hal Boyle humorously treats alimony, aging medicines, and women’s work, lampooning social norms. He riffs on magazines, aging, romance, and odd household scenes to spotlight shifting attitudes, with sharp, tongue-in-cheek observations characteristic of Americana columns.
Paul Harvey recalls the Nash Lafayette that carried him and a beloved teacher on their first date and 25 years of memories. The car, once left to decay, is restored by John Brown University students and brought back to the Ozarks farm, rekindling youth and lifelong ties.
The article outlines a phantom write-in campaign for Martin Luther King in 1964 aimed at hurting Johnson, funded by the Republican National Committee network led by Clay Claiborne. It details leaflets, radio ads, and indictments in New Jersey, plus broader 1966 political outlook, Viet Nam, Korea, and space progress.
The article explains that building near a property line does not grant the owner the right to enter a neighbor's land for repairs. It also notes that many developers use deed restrictions to set minimum side yards. It then discusses life insurance contracts, stating that if the insurer refuses to pay the beneficiary after the insured's death, the beneficiary may sue for the payout.
A brief note recalls events from Corry dated January 6 marking twenty years since a significant occurrence. No additional details or names are provided in the fragment.
New York AP reports the surge of talk in Washington about possible direct and indirect price controls as a tool to combat inflation. The piece notes executive options from clamping wages and prices to reviving excess profits taxes and leveraging government purchases and stockpiles, along with import shifts and public persuasion.
On January 6 historical notes list events: 1936 Supreme Court struck down the Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1814 British Bram le ship carried peace offers to Annapolis, 1912 New Mexico statehood, 1941 F D Roosevelt promoted Four Freedoms in Congress, 194? Roosevelt call for a national service act in the State of the Union.
Reader questions cover cancer contagion and emotional impact of illness. Cancer is not contagious by contact though fear is common. kindness supports patients. Porphyria types exist, with sun sensitivity in some forms. diabetes and pregnancy require medical supervision and careful sugar balance. Dr Coleman notes he cannot answer every letter but uses readers’ questions when broadly relevant.
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