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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1966
Page
2
In this opinion piece Jimmy Brown may quit football to focus on the National Negro Industrial and Economic Union Project. He plans to organize Negro capital to finance Black businesses and even welcomes Black Muslim capital, arguing economic power is the true power for ethnic groups.
City officials discuss relocation of 20 displaced families and 18.85 acre project area in the Fourth Ward renewal. Officials estimate a four year timeline from survey to completion and note potential housing solutions while stressing many relocations fall to the Redevelopment Authority.
Anonymous Corry A notes councilmen receive 600 dollars yearly and enjoy the satisfaction of helping their community, equating to roughly seven dollars per hour for 25 hours daily plus the reward of service.
On this date 1945 the first atomic bomb exploded near Alamogordo New Mexico. In 1961 a lottery announcement for Princeton University appeared in the Pennsylvania Journal. The District of Columbia was established in 1790 and Mary Baker Eddy was born in 1821.
Canadian officials publish findings that Soviet agents may still operate in Canada and have flown uranium 235 samples to Russia.
The khaki clad Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard packs for entrainment to Mount Gretna this evening after mobilizing at the State Armory. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulheirn and two daughters Ruth and Helen visit from New York after recent work in Romania. Police seek the owner of a New York plated Lexington car found abandoned near West Wayne street crossing. Epworthians surprise Miss Helen Dahlstrand at two homes and present an address book for her California stay. Improvements on Spartanburg road near Crawford County continue with oiling and paving planned soon.
Albert W. Wiggers Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Wiggers Sr., a Union City Area High School and Erie Business College graduate, is now a training technician at Lockbourne AFB Ohio. He serves in the Tactical Air Command providing combat reconnaissance and aerial firepower.
A playful header argues that readers trust stories printed in The Journal as fact. The phrase suggests strong confidence in the newspaper’s reporting quality and reliability.
Vice President Humphrey debates US aid ethics while a Dominican Republic vote ends with Balaguer ahead by over a quarter million. After the ballot, gunfire erupts as supporters of defeated Juan Bosch refuse to accept the result, causing deaths and unrest. The piece also asks about bank loan insurance provisions for car purchases.
Paul Harvey argues against enforcing democracy with force and cautions how regimes like Balaguer and Maoist China justify strong arm methods. He stresses Americans must balance intervention with restraint, recognizing global upheaval without surrendering peace and prudent policy.
Hopeful News In Medicine details two decades of progress in CF treatment. Newborn sweat tests identify the disease early and therapies replace pancreatic enzymes. Salt-supplemented diets, antibiotics, and inhalations improve lung outcomes, raising life expectancy from nine months to about 21 years.
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