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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
2
Chief Justice Bell urges two routes to curb crime including swifter trials and sterner sentences for murderers robbers and rapists plus expanded newspaper campaigns to inform the public about crimes and sentences He cites Mollycoddling citizen apathy and Supreme Court limits on police as key causes and praises tough stance on criminals.
The piece notes rising steel output and new orders as prices for structural steel ease in parts and rise in others. It highlights industry expansion plans, delayed deliveries worries, and defense demand beginning to increase. Budget talk may lift metal orders for military hardware. Overall, firms push to keep stocks high amid favorable prospects.
Column analyzes President Johnsons approach to Vietnam peace, noting envoys like Humphrey Goldberg Harriman and Williams heightened credibility. It contrasts public diplomacy with hidden methods, cites Geneva treaties and historical wars, and cites Tris Coffins book on Hawks as context for Johnsons approach.
President Truman orders talks with Benjamin Fairless and Philip Murray to avert a steel strike. City officials announce a hospital site purchase on West Smith Street from Frank Alberti for Corry Hospital Association. Marriage ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church sees Marylene Hillstrom wed Charles A Williams. Shamrocks beat Saegertown as Joe Hand scores 18 and Bob Hand 15.
A report from Second Avenue notes an incident this morning where an individual named Naylor was knocked to the ground and bruised after a confrontation with a young woman. The account mentions facial injuries and ongoing assessment of the event.
Jim Bishop reflects on civil rights progress and race relations, noting progress since 1965 and contrasting attitudes in the South with urban realities. Also reports H. W. Alverson named president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club, the death of Mrs. Edith Brigham, resignation of Mrs. Bess Naylor, and a note on city drunkenness penalties and fines.
Hal Boyle surveys gender roles with a tongue in cheek look at how men and women perceive freedom and status. He cites statistics on women favoring men, discusses civil rights progress, media portrayal, and practical differences between masculine and feminine norms, ending with a pragmatic “To each his own.”
Readers ask if a gassy stomach comes from nerves and if fright can whiten hair. Physicians note emotional factors influence many conditions while ruling out physical causes first. Palm readings and hair color changes are discussed with cautious, clinical context and questions directed to Dr Coleman.
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