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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1966

Page

2

Vindication for Curbstone Lawyers on Pennsylvan ia Costs

Supreme Court rules Pennsylvania statute forcing costs on acquitted defendants unconstitutional both as written and as interpreted by state courts. Court rejects vagueness and state standards that left juries free to assess costs on vague notions of misconduct. Noting broad jury power, it declares not guilty means not guilty in Pennsylvania. Sunbury Daily Item.

Curbstone Pennsylvania U. S. Supreme Court Commonwealth Supreme Court Sunbury Daily Item

Why Wall Street Reacts Fast to News Items

In this analysis by a Business Mirror writer, stock market moves often surge or dive on news before the public fully senses it. Brokers cite leaks and investor mood shifts from apathy to jitters as economic and corporate reports roll out, prompting rapid buying or selling and then a return to uncertainty.

New York Wall Street Securities and Exchange Commission

Vacationing with a Brotherly Debate Over Work

Jim Bishop ponders family contrasts as his brother John teases that Bishop’s life is a perpetual vacation. The dialogue covers writing as work, fame from Lincoln, travel plans, visits to hospitals, Geneva and Zermatt in September, and a private yacht tied to Olympic arrangements, revealing differing views on labor and leisure.

Switzerland Geneva Zermatt

Ranger to Surveyor clash fades as moon race gains pace

Washington reports the Ranger predecessor to Surveyor faced past criticisms but recent talks in Vienna with Russian experts on Luna IX suggest the United States may be ahead in some aspects. Analysts now hope to place American astronauts on the moon by 1968, advancing from earlier goals of 1970 amid California political shifts and civil rights campaigning.

Washington Surveyor International Atomic Center Vienna Moon

Veterans of Foreign Wars to acquire Waterhouse lot for new home

As of June 6 1946 the Veterans of Foreign Wars building association nears final terms to take over W W Waterhouse’s East South and Mill streets parcel and adjoining Jet on East South forming an I shaped site for a planned veterans hall. The third site for the home shows previous plans altered with sales of earlier locations. A ceiling collapse during graduation events left debris in the Senior High auditorium but did not cause injuries. Ajax Iron Works prepares to relocate part of its North Center street offices into the Bliss Realty three story block, a former Ajax site, with ownership transfer slated for next week.

Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Building Association W. W. Waterhouse East South Mill Streets Veterans Organization VPW The Ajax Iron Works North Center Street Bliss Realty Company Ajax

Henry Hite keeps twin beds end to end for comfort

Hal Boyle recounts Henry Hite who travels for a meatpacking firm and insists on hotel rooms with twin beds end to end. He explains this quirk, notes his Chicago wife Maria Bertoli, and recalls his oversized clothing needs, tall frame, and long marriage. He shares childhood growth and career details.

James Calogero Boston Henry Hite Hite Wilson Chicago Maria Bertoli

Today In History June 6 1966 Invasion Normandy Nathan Hale event

On June 6 1966 the 156th day of the year marks the Normandy invasion begin in 1944 and the broader Allied campaign. Nathan Hale born in 1755 is noted along with Alsace annexation in 1871 after Franco Prussian War. Yorktown sunk 1942 at Midway. Forrestal urges peacetime Navy strength in 1945. Brazil declares war on Japan. Bulganin calls for fewer Western forces in 1956.

Associated Press Normandy Nathan Hale Alsace Germany France U.S Pacific Navy James Forrestal Brazil Japan Colombia Bulganin United States Britain West Germany East Germany

Health Q and A on fractures and pregnancy hints

A health column discusses fracture types including simple, compound and green stick and notes infections from phlebitis can arise from toe skin breaks. It explains albumin in urine signaling potential kidney issues and mentions pregnancy related skin changes like chloasma. Dr Coleman invites reader questions.

Coleman

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