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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
2
The Supreme Court faces sharp criticism as justices disagree on what the law means. Five to four rulings are common and a recent criminal case clarifies an earlier opinion. The piece laments ad hoc decisions and warns rights rely on a known law rather than mood of jurists.
Hal Boyle offers humorous, practical tips for junior executives to curry favor with their bosses. Advice includes inheriting money, avoiding self promotion, not buttering up the boss’s wife, and timing praise to secure a potential raise, all conveyed in a satirical, column tone.
Forty one Corry residents on an Erie Railroad excursion to Cleveland for a doubleheader were delayed over three hours returning when a nineteen car wreck near Cleveland halted trains. The group arrived back in Corry after 3 a.m. Events also include local marriages, art classes, a Kiwanis gathering, a theater safe burglary, and community notices.
Publisher George Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Jouck advertising manager John B Pressroom Fore man G T Bergman production lager Associated Press rights stated Post Office rates and delivery terms noted Advertisement rates and deadline information recorded for May 34 edition
Jim Bishop portrays Charles de Gaulle as a towering yet imperious figure whose view of leadership and postwar aims clashed with Allied plans. The piece recounts his wartime actions, demands for recognition, and ultimate push to shape France’s path, ending with a provocative note about Lafayette’s imagined reaction.
On June 24, 1966, the 175th day of the year, marks several historic notes. The Soviet Union blockaded land traffic between occupied Berlin and West Germany in 1948, triggering the Berlin airlift lasting 321 days. Other dated events include Hernando Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520, France's first Republican Constitution in 1798, and various wartime and political milestones through 1945, 1956, and recent years.
An employer may deduct from an employee paycheck if the employee consents to withholding a stated amount. Without consent, the employer has no right to withhold wages. If a finance company seeks repayment, it must obtain the employee’s consent first.
Washington reports that the White House opposed permanent Father’s Day recognition while Congress moved a one year tribute. Sen Jennings Randolph and Rep Joe Resnick pushed resolutions praising fathers. Budget Bureau weighed cost, but found no explicit spending, and the plan applies to 1968 only with further review next year.
In the health column Dr. Coleman answers readers on venereal disease risk and protection. He emphasizes morality and education as the strongest defense for adolescents and adults, notes vaccines do not exist for syphilis or gonorrhea, and warns against false security from antibiotics. He urges parental and school involvement and invites letters to the column.
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