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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues the Supreme Court’s recent decision curtails police questioning and protection against self incrimination, endangers public safety, and threatens democracy by coddling criminals. It warns that liberal rulings may enable violent offenders and questions whether democracy should tolerate such shifts. The author asks readers if they share this view.
Federal tax rise fears ease as after tax personal incomes slow from early 1966 gains. State and local taxes rise. Treasury revenues grow faster than expected. Higher Social Security withholdings and new excise taxes curb spending, moderating the economy without a downturn.
Paul Harvey notes a rising privately funded rush to buy handguns across multiple states. He cites Vietnam war civilian production cuts, regulatory talk, and urban crime fears driving purchases while dealers report shortages. He warns against stricter laws weakening constitutional rights.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and addresses for the Cory Pennsylvania publication and notes Associated Press republication rights. It includes rate information and formation lines for printing and distribution details, with several misspelled names and ledger-style placeholders.
Senator Jacob Javits of New York writes a letter defending Gen. Julius Klein, Rheinmetall’s U S agent, as the Rhine metals contract and slave labor restitution dispute heats up. The move coincides with Senate Ethics Committee probe of Klein and Dodd connections and the armory’s fate in Springfield Massachusetts.
In Pennsylvania a wife’s property owned in her own name before marriage remains hers after divorce. the husband has no rights unless a postmarriage property settlement or joint ownership changes the status. The text also discusses Javits letters regarding Nazi-era Rheinmetall, slave labor claims, and reparations context with Israel.
Hal Boyle comments on office laziness the allure of war and the changing tastes in cinema. He jokes about desserts, lamb, hens, and work ethics, then muses on youth, fashion, technology, and aging with a satirical tone.
On this date 1997 the Alaska Gold Rush began with news of a rich Bonanza Creek ore discovery. Other events include 1920 first League of Nations public meeting in London, 1939 Reichs bank under Hitler, 1940 Maginot Line abandoned, 1945 Belgian cabinet resignation, and U.S. troop escalation in Vietnam a year ago.
A reader asks about tranquilizers and dependency versus addiction, noting long term use and high daily doses. The doctor explains dependence is not addiction and urges addressing underlying tensions with psychological guidance. The column also covers differences between twins and medical symptom interpretation, encouraging reasoning and professional evaluation. Dr Coleman invites letters for future questions.
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