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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1966
Page
2
An opinion piece lampoons Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas for courting and marrying much younger campus women. It mocks his age, calls into question his judgment, and presses concerns about his focus on cases while personal life intrudes on the bench.
Drew Pearson examines Julius Klein a retired Illinois National Guard general and public relations figure whose links with Sen Tom Dodd German officials and other lawmakers drew scrutiny. The piece details Klein s censure by the Public Relations Society of America and his role in lobbying over Nazi property claims linked to Herman Abs and the Jewish War Veterans positions.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a Washington probe of Rep. John M. Coffee after a $2,500 check to his secretary from a defense contractor. A union strike at Aero Lodge and a Central Garage sale to Paul Wiggers are noted alongside accidents, deaths, bids, and farewells in Corry and nearby Spartansburg.
Hal Boyle notes jails and offices fill with workers who return from vacation to indifference. A warm welcome, proclamations of value, and staff enthusiasm can restore morale less than a day of praise. Management can boost output with simple human consideration.
A portrait of Henry VIII as driven by lust and ambition, courting Anne Boleyn while clashing with Wolsey, More, and Cranmer. The narrative traces his marriages, annulment battles with Rome, and the push toward an English church with the king as head.
AP reports that despite a slowing economy, many top U.S. companies posted record profits for the April to June quarter and for the first half of 1986. Firms like Du Pont IBM General Foods Reynolds Metals Pacific Mead ATT and others show substantial earnings growth while dividends rise, signaling a robust profit boom with potential wage pressures and policy scrutiny.
Today in history notes a 1901 eastern heat wave causing about 200 deaths in New York City, 1928 first use of allot voting, 1917 first Selective Service number drawing, 193 bandit Pancho Villa assassination, 1940 assassination attempt on Hitler, 194 American forces invade Guam, Nehru and Nasser meeting, and Johnson White House education conference.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its publisher and general manager at Fifth Avenue New York and a separate office at the Square Building and Chamber Pitot in Welchizan Satin Parade for Commerce.
Readers ask if tuberculosis attacks areas other than the lungs. The bacillus can infect almost any organ, though larynx intestines bones and bladder are rare without lung tuberculosis. The piece notes TB remains widespread and mentions prior chest X-ray control.
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