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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion See The Clay Namath Caper. The piece rails at Namath and Cassius Clay as unfit for service and mocks their wealth from fighting physiques. It argues veterans would condemn their stance and notes Uncle Sam should not pander to such figures.
New York dispatch summarizes Hal Boyle on double talk as a social lubricant and workplace habit. The piece notes examples from office chatter about promotions, salary, marriage, and personal boundaries, highlighting how talk shapes relationships and daily routines. It mentions a first woman aide and a Frackville coal region native, with ad-like closing classifieds.
Paul Harvey laments inflation and dollar erosion from the Roosevelt era to today. He warns that wages and savings lose value monthly, citing reduced buying power for a $100 monthly pension, a 1949 policy now worth far less, and rising costs. He predicts a junior high student may yet devise a better economic fix.
State Senator Robert P. of Scranton announced a gubernatorial bid with endorsement from Columbia County Democrats, the second county organization to back his campaign. He cited party support as momentum for his statewide run.
Washington reports a December 29 letter delivered from the American Embassy in Burma to the North Vietnamese Embassy in Rangoon, arranged through UN Secretary General Thant and Sen. Mike Mansfield. The disclosure follows a White House claim of a direct peace overture to Hanoi and notes Ky’s continued resistance and U.S. political maneuvering.
Question and answer explain tenancy rights to fruit from a tree on leased land. It states the tenant receives incidental benefits to land enjoyment, so fruits belong to the tenant unless the lease specifies otherwise. Assumes full property lease, not just a building or room.
Fragmented OCR reads like a1960s newspaper meta text with garbled names and local notices. It references distributions, pages, and charges in a period voice, lacking clear events or cohesive report.
New climate for government and business emerges as President Johnson unveils a budget and economic message. Expect higher take home pay reductions, trimmed deficits, and potential voluntary or fixed price and wage guidance. Inflation containment and Viet Nam spending remain central concerns.
On this date in 1914 Woodrow Wilson issued an executive order creating permanent civil government for the Panama Canal Zone. Mozart born in Salzburg. Audubon died in 1851. 1943 heavy bombers carried out first all American air attack on Germany. Eisenhower and Bulganin treaty talks stalled ten years ago. Navy officers took control of Churchill in London five years ago.
A Virginia reader warns of ill fitting dentures repaired with home kits and dental quackery hazards. A Montana teen asks how stretch marks from weight gain heal, with Dr Coleman advising on digestion, health, and support from family and doctors.
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