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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
2
The Journal argues that hour long private meetings by Monroe County commissioners and others hide public debate. It cites Corry area instances where notices were vague or absent and decisions appeared pre decided. The piece urges transparency in public expenditure matters and questions erosion of citizens rights to know.
New York dispatch says the administration may unveil fresh inflation guidance this month. Johnson named Brimmer to the Federal Reserve Board, prompting debate over immediate action versus standby measures. Labor, business, and bankers react with concern over potential wage and price controls and tax changes, while profits and investment incentives ride on the outcome.
Secretary of State Byrnes outlined a course for postwar relations, urging an end to strategic maneuvering and undisclosed power penetrations. Nearby, Harold Stetson reports panther shrieks south of North East linked to a dead calf, with the animal’s night calls described as spine chilling. Engagements announced for Mary Christine White to Duane N. Fogie, and PTA plans for March 7 feature a Goldilocks operaetta with 100+ students. The Junior High School PTA Tea follows a successful Senior High play, The Nutt Family, led by Philip Segal with cast Bertha Dahl and others.
Police authorities received a $100 reward for the capture of two men convicted of robbing a Milton jewelery store. Chief Dunkle and Officers Ruppersberger and Spencer share in the payout. Also noted are Cleveland Rosenblums' basketball win at the State Armory over the Keystones 43 to 26, Anna M. Peterson named state health department staff nurse, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs B J Roach, Alfred A. Ross dies at 77 after a hay load accident, and Robert Long buying John Ward’s meat market at the Jourdet building with possession to begin tomorrow.
On March 1 events include the 1781 Articles of Confederation adopted by the colonies creating perpetual union and later connected to the present constitution Nebraska’s admission in 1867 Yellowstone National Park creation in 1872 Texas annexation resolution in 1845 and FDR’s last personal appearance before Congress to report on crimes.
Hal Boyle notes two paths to social status money or inheritance. He suggests inventing a rich relative as a practical joke to maintain standing, using Aunt Tessie in Europe as the pretend fortune source. The piece humorously lampoons dependency on inherited wealth and the social games surrounding it.
The column details Senator J. Dodds dealings with A N Spanel of International Latex, including a $10,000 donation and a push for a Spanel-backed ambassadorship to France. It notes Dodds changing stance, requests for biographical data, and Fer mans alleged influence as part of the probe. The piece questions the legality and ethics of the contributions and lobbying surrounding the Johnson administration.
A survey of scientists and thinkers discusses human rhythms and performance. It cites Dr Frank Arthur Brown Jr and NASA interest in biological clocks, explores uric acid links to drive and leadership, and notes public figures like Wilt Chamberlain and Kennebec researchers in context.
A 17 year old boy is accused of selling "goat balls" to fellow students. The piece warns these pills, often amphetamines or barbiturates, threaten youth health and discipline. It cites police concerns, addiction risks, and the need for parental supervision and healthy school routines.
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