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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
2
The piece notes Corry police had three calls over the weekend, mostly stray animals, and reports a decline in investigative work. It urges stronger traffic patrols at known trouble spots to curb dangerous driving and speed on roads as car volumes rise.
New York reports Soviet Russia challenging atomic energy commission rules by demanding a two thirds vote for all questions. Promiscuous shooting in Corry injures Walter Sears narrowly. Funeral services held for Roland Winters. Mary Alice Armitage and Leonard Edwards wed. Kiwanis meeting features Mrs. Barnes on Corry history. Fiddlin contest entries announced at the State Armory. Roscoe Brigham dies after base ball overexertion. John M. Sheeley dies at East Main Street home. James Jenkins injures hip after ladder accident at the post office. Walter Merrick delivers a Studebaker funeral car to Alexander and Company.
Paul Harvey argues for abandoning the Selective Service System in favor of a permanent professional military. He notes population growth, outdated tactics, and calls for higher pay, better housing, and refined procurement while criticizing four thousand draft boards as wasteful. He cites voices from Washington and Princeton urging major reform or abolition.
Washington report details heated closed sessions of the Senate Ethics Committee led by Sen. Tom Dodd D Conn with shouting matches over public access, cross examination rights, and handwriting dispute. It notes Dodd’s privileges and the panel’s push for transparency while critics claim bias toward a fellow senator.
A wife seeking separation support should file a petition at the County Domestic Relations Office. A conference with both sides and office officials aims to reach an amicable support agreement, nonbinding unless voluntary. If unresolved, the court determines the proper support amount after hearings.
The U S Treasury holds 465 million ounces earmarked for silver certificates while 229 million ounces could be sold to industry. World production runs about 300 million ounces a year with demand above 400 million, prompting calls to free backing stock or let prices rise to unlock hoarded silver.
Corry Journal announces publication details for Corry Pennsylvania with staff titles, advertising reps, and office addresses. It lists distribution formats, Associated Press rights, mailing options, and display advertisement deadline of 9 a.m. for each publication date.
A health column outlines the twelve cranial nerves and their functions from smell to tongue movement. It notes how each nerve impacts sight hearing taste and facial control and mentions Carbamazepine as a new anticonvulsant.
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