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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
6
Grove City College announced its first tuition increase in six years. Tuition will rise from 300 to 350 dollars per semester starting fall term 1966. President Dr. J Stanley Harker cited mounting cost pressures and said the board acted to keep education affordable.
Council and School Board debated legality of a three year contract and bid solicitation practices. Disputes centered on appointing a receiver, committee authority versus council action, and lack of legal counsel. Meeting ended with deadlock and uncertainty about future liaison and contracts.
Peking's New China News Agency reported that North Vietnamese forces in Quang Binh shot down a U S jet and captured its pilot. The incident followed American bombing of North Vietnam, the agency said, naming no pilot.
President Johnson urged business and labor to follow White House guideposts in his economic message to Congress. Wages may rise 3.2 percent without price hikes or larger profits, with productivity cited at 3.2 percent over five years. Ackley defended sticking to 3.2 percent amid delayed 3.6 percent target.
The president argues recessions are not inevitable and emphasizes maintaining inflation controls through heed to the Council of Economic Advisers led by Gardner Ackley. He warns Viet Nam War demands may complicate price stability, hints at possible taxes, and stresses productivity linked guidelines to sustain balanced progress.
Mrs. Edward J. Cox, 36, of Mount Holly New Jersey mourns the loss of her husband Staff Sgt. Cox 35 a platoon sergeant with the South Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division killed by a sniper’s bullet in Viet Nam He had less than 100 days to retirement and left behind eight children ages 5 to 15 Cox born in Jeannette Pennsylvania joined the Army in 1949 and he and his wife married in Heidelberg Germany they will remain in the United States rather than return to Germany after his death.
Donearic, a 3S year old businessman, is elected new treasurer after a party line 41 vote by the Democratic controlled council. He succeeds mayor elect James M. Pucci.
A powerful February snowstorm swept eastern Pennsylvania delivering several inches in Philadelphia and York while western areas saw lighter accumulations. Roads grew treacherous, plows worked nonstop, and traffic was light with only minor accidents reported. Airports and buses operated with slight delays as crews cleared the remaining snow.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a congressional committee that the world is round and only about one third of humanity sleeps at any moment while the other two thirds are awake and up to some mischief somewhere. He appeared tired as he delivered the remark.
A strong earthquake rocked a central Greek tobacco town near Agrinion causing tremors that rattled a nearby village. No casualties were reported and initial assessments suggested structural damage limited to minor cracks in some buildings. Authorities urged calm as crews inspected utilities and aftershocks were monitored.
Fred Davies outlines basic obedience training concepts for dogs and owners. The article emphasizes enrolling in Kennel Club courses, using consistent commands, and proper equipment such as a choke collar and leather leash. It explains firm tone, timing, and repetition to encourage prompt obedience.
A damaged OCR fragment references Philadelphia politics with an odd mix of party terms and local districts. It mentions Joseph Wednest and Democratic aims amid unclear lines about a House race and city electricity issues.
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