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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
2
A group discusses why nations like China India and African nations may not reach US levels of sophistication. The speaker lists perceived faults of the United States including crime racism and crumbling social norms, questioning where the drive for national perfection went wrong.
Hal Boyle notes New York City plans a June 1 resident and commuter income tax on wages and salaries. A commuter earning 11 000 with two children would pay about 110 yearly, reducing federal tax by 27. The Stock Exchange threat to relocate may push prices and listings off to Long Island or New Jersey.
Letters written to Tae are closed for publication. In such cases the opinions expressed in these letters are not necessarily the opinion of The Journal.
The piece profiles burglary patterns and psychology, noting how thieves case homes, create signatures, and exploit absences. Examples span Ohio, Florida, California, and Germany, highlighting entry methods, staged scenes, and the danger families face when away.
In Washington and Moscow reports indicate Russia believes US splits in the Senate help negotiate peace with North Vietnam. Intelligence sees a mood shift toward talks if casualties rise, while pro Chinese factions resist. Author notes tensions over Bulgaria and wartime controls. public stance favors voluntary measures and no major tax rise.
J A Conners of ast Church suffers a broken leg after slipping on a waste area near his home. Shuss and Hepler, Hudson Essex distributors, plan a modern garage on Franklin Street west of the public library. The Journal runs a referendum on prohibition law modification. Fire destroys Mrs Paige’s farm home near Columbus. Miscellaneous notes on thefts and stray remarks fill the rest of the page.
The article notes corporations rush to spend on new plants and equipment. Johnson seeks to calm fears that spending plus Viet Nam war outlays could overheat the economy. Private estimates put expansion around 19 percent above last year with manufacturers up 32 percent, risking inflation and a price rise if demand outpaces supply.
On March 9 1862 ironclads Monitor and Virginia clashed at Hampton Roads in a battle where neither pierced armor and Virginia retreated to Norfolk. Also noted Napoleon married Josephine in 1796 and 1829 cabinet inclusion of the postmaster general.
The fragment shows a historic newspaper masthead with corrupted names and addresses for advertising and office locations in Corry and other cities. It mentions Associated Press content, postal registration, and subscription rates, indicating standard newspaper boilerplate and deadlines for ads and publication.
Reader questions the causes of mouth breathing in children noting enlarged adenoids and nasal blockages as common factors. The piece discusses risks to dental development and urges medical evaluation, plus cautions about unsafe remedies and the role of Dr. Coleman in advising readers.
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