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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Housing Code offers immediate help against spot blight while urban renewal works long term. The council can act on known problem areas like East Main Street West Park Place West Washington Street and other local spots with Erie County Health Department inspection backing the code.
The National debt ceiling debate unfolds with a choice between 2 and 4 billion dollars. Treasury seeks 332 billion while House favors 330. Senate to decide by June 20 as debt nears 322.4 billion, with projections around 329 billion by March. GNP has surged from 91 billion in 1930 to 725 billion today.
Fragmentary OCR text from the Corry Evening Journal shows a list of publisher and office addresses along with mention of AP assistance and public notices. The readable elements include references to The Sooner rational division, Fifth Avenue Chicago, Michigan Square Building Detroit, and general manager roles, but the full notice details are obscured.
Jim Bishop recounts his rapid access to President Johnson, noting urgency and a focus on what’s happening now. He describes Johnson’s pace, staff, and energy, plus a lighthearted moment with Luci and a tense health check by his physician.
A Washington column reports on military top brass spending on golf, planes, and private projects while Marines fight in Vietnam. Gen Victor Krulak and Gen Herman Nickerson face questions over costly nonappropriated fund uses, base improvements, and private pets, with enlisted housing conditions noted.
News roundup from Corry recalls U S General Marshall and Chou En Lai talks on China peace while truce violations prompt new charges. Obituary notes designer Theodore W. Clark dies suddenly near Spartansburg. Car thefts and small cash burglaries hit local businesses. Diplomas awarded at Carnegie Tech. local student Ketner earns microscope prize. Hospital board names four new directors as J B Patterson breaks ground for a large East Main garage to finish in sixty days.
About 50 Junior High School ninth graders enjoyed a motor trip to Findley Lake with a picnic dinner and boating. Chaperones included Miss Eleanor Griswold Mrs James Clark Miss Ethel McCray and Mrs Banks. A political note suggests Morris Donohue faces a hard contest in the Democratic primary with McCormack potentially opposing Republican Gov John Volpe in a four year term race.
Today in history recalls the June 10, 1692 Salem witch hanging and the ensuing mass hysteria with hundreds accused. It also notes the 1859 Comstock Lode discovery in Nevada and postwar events from 1940 to 1947, including Eisenhower’s awards and Truman’s Ottawa visit.
Article discusses schizophrenia as a chemical imbalance theory and reports Dr Abram Coleman Hoffer in Saskatchewan Canada using NAD or nicotinanide adenine dinucleotide to relieve severe symptoms. Early tests show prompt dramatic responses and potential for future extensive studies.
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