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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion we consider a proposal for a state fund to compensate victims or families when violent crimes end in death. The piece urges tougher courts, stronger police, and better evidence rules instead of cash redress, arguing punishment and prevention trump compensation.
The Business Mirror notes robust US growth with GNP reaching about 875 billion last year and profits at record highs. Unemployment, though, remains stubborn near four percent as the labor force expands and production stays strong across industries.
Washington criticized Soviet attacks on Navy coast and Red Army moves. Secretary Byrnes signaled tougher Moscow dealings. Lyle Houghling seeks bus franchise approval and rushes a new city bus delivery. Local couples marked anniversaries including the Snapps 63rd. A nuptial Mass united Janet Sarnicki and Arthur Sarnicki at St. Thomas Church with Joan Feeney of Erie singing.
The article notes visitors from Corry observed flood conditions in the Allegheny Valley during a trip to Oil City and Franklin. It also reports Clara Pierce accepting a position as assistant superintendent at Corry Hospital, the Keystones’ season performance, a birth in Corry Hospital, rising automobile ownership and projected gasoline consumption, and local distributors handling most fuel.
On March 2, 1836, Texans met at Washington on the Brazos and proclaimed independence, selecting David Burnet as president and Sam Houston as military leader. The date also marks Dakota territory organization in 1861 and Kiev occupation in 1918.
Hollywood icon Lana Turner speaks of her rise from “sweater girl” to top film star. She discusses six marriages, a 42nd film remake, and her pursuit of a long, happy life with health for family. Turner shares quirks, dislikes, and a love of fashion, horses, and diamonds.
Washington notes show Vice President HHH praised by liberal lawmakers while confronting congressional conflicts of interest. The column cites judges, quotas, and a dissent by Henry Friendly, and alleges Mrs. Howard’s duties and a $20,000 salary, plus a Columbus blizzard incident where she demanded a police escort.
Jim Bishop notes a stay of execution and new trial for Eddie Hough, once a penitentiary chaplain’s ally and writer. The hearings expose deception by Pennsylvania authorities and a judge’s ruling enabling a potential retrial, while personal letters to Jim reveal glimpses of family, faith, and the harsh path from crime to hope.
Medical column notes antibiotics reduced middle ear infections and mastoid surgery now targets different causes with a surgical microscope. It also discusses Caesarean delivery indications, safety improvements, and the persistent belief that tuberculosis was eliminated by antibiotics, urging public education.
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