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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion area attorneys and jurists debate the Supreme Court ruling that police cannot question a suspect unless advised, noting that while it may curb coercion and improve policing, it also risks undermining effective investigations and public safety. The column urges balanced scrutiny of police training and accountability.
Citizens ask about fence heights and setbacks in Corry. The city outlines front yard limits of 7 feet and open picket fencing, with sidewalk setbacks, plus guidance on property line knowledge and building permits for garages. Corry’s area is about 3,380 acres with a north south span of 11,600 feet and 12,700 feet east west.
This date marks Congress declaring war on Britain in 1812 and Napoleon's 1815 defeat at Waterloo. Other events include the 1695 opening of the Great Northern Railroad, Churchill meeting Roosevelt in 1942, Truman’s 646 medical care expansion, Shepilov’s Egypt loan offer, a Strasbourg train derailment with fatalities, and a Titan 2 rocket launch from Cape Kennedy with a heavy payload.
Paul Harvey surveys teenage marriage around a San Francisco State College symposium. Experts warn too-early unions stem from passion over friendship and social pressures. Dr. Burck argues media and sex education misguide youths while unwed mothers rise, and few couples marry the baby’s father.
Union City residents face higher tax burden as the total millage by all government bodies reaches 87 after a 15 mill increase. Sea man Recruit Gerald M. Bauer completed seven weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes and will proceed to a school ship or shore station.
Eighteen boys sign up with Main Rich to attend Camp Thomas near Girard this summer as hundreds more youths plan vacations. A liquor scare ends with a stopped car and no liquor found. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Foster. Local sports notes include Carmen Hill in Indianapolis and a Corry player pitching a double-header win. Police report an Erie auto crash injuring several, with names listed.
The economy extends its 64th month of growth despite stock market wobble. Higher defense spending and strong consumer demand support continued gains into fall, with auto and steel sectors facing softer orders but offset by defense contracts and propelling income and spending.
The article describes techniques to monitor and protect the unborn via fetal heart monitors and blood sampling through the cervix, enabling rapid delivery or Caesarean if needed. It notes transfusions may be given and discusses stages from embryo to fetus and general medical optimism.
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