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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
2
The piece denounces French President Charles De Gaulle for ordering U S troops to leave or fall under French command by 1969. It argues France twice relied on allies to beat Germany, calls De Gaulle arrogant, and predicts Americans may withdraw all materiel and troops, resenting insult to the United States.
Paul Harvey argues Americans must choose policy without fear and reject stalemate. He urges including diverse views yet stresses a unified resolve. He calls for a right course based on Americanism and willingness to bear shared risk for national defense.
Washington appeals for a 40 percent cut in food use and 20 percent in fats to avert famine abroad for 120 days while local draft lists show few inductees from Corry. Red Cross fundraising kicks off in Erie with 250 at a dinner as local sports recount a 43 to 42 overtime win by Washington Linch over Union City led by Dingfelder and Jackson.
Spencer Thompson of Franklin Street and Miss Gertrude Winne daughter of Mr and Mrs Gail Winne East Main Street were married at Erie at noon. WCTU met at Mrs Mary Shuss home to plan a vigorous membership drive and read letters from the state president on work ahead. Thieves smashed a rear window and looted N F Ames and Company drug store on North Center Street taking all stock of alcohol though the cash register with about 15 dollars remained untouched. Merton L Brown longtime city resident died at his West Smith Street home after about a week of illness. Lyle Loveland, Corry, reports progress in making special radio equipment from an eight-tube set at a shop in the McElroy garage at Columbus. Martha Elaine Crowe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Crowe West Pleasant Street died at Weill Hospital from pneumonia.
On this date in 1917 the Russian Revolution began and in recent history ten years ago nineteen senators and eighty one representatives presented a manifesto to Congress promising to use lawful means to overturn the 1954 Supreme Court ruling banning segregation in public schools. Five years ago eighteen Congolese political leaders proclaimed a new confederation aiming to topple the central government of the Republic of the Congo.
A clipped paragraph references General Ber, G. T. Bergman, and Foreman in relation to production notes. Mentions publishing terms and Pipeni Mull Matter with years and delays, noting application procedures and prior publication dates.
A real estate agent holding a rent deposit normally does not invest the money. Such deposits are usually placed in a trust account under an escrow arrangement. In some cases a party agreement could allow investment and income to go to a party, but typically escrow funds are not invested.
A Q and A from Corry residents discusses tandem parking to increase maneuver space without enlarging stalls. It also explains RA zoning limits, conditional multi family uses, and the role of a Citizens Advisory Committee in urban renewal while stressing final decisions rest with City Council.
Former Corry resident Ralph Munsee dies in San Diego a VEW Post charter member since 1923. George A. Christensen earns Lincoln Mercury master salesman award. Seaman Recruit Samuel L. Robbins begins basic training at Great Lakes. Sparta girl Carolyn F. Beal elected recording secretary of Phi Mu at Westminster College. Route 6 bypass talks and a Franklin meeting noted. Gary Bennett, 86, active beaver pelt sale participant eyes Alaska trip. Notices span naval training, crime hunt, tax and forest fire data, and local honors at Wisconsin Stevens Point and Grove City College, with regional incidents and community tidbits throughout.
The debate over whether to investigate Sen. Tom Dodd, D-Conn., for dealings with a West German agent prompted Fulbright, Morse, Pell and Symington to urge careful handling while others pressed for ethics action. The Foreign Relations Committee held a closed session as senators floated a mild Justice Department inquiry and debated timing ahead of the Ethics Committee.
The folklore of medicine began in early communities with myths about illness. A list of health myths is debunked, with only one claim about remedies appearing to have any basis, and the rest deemed baseless. The piece urges skepticism toward folk cures and notes the danger of medical misinformation.
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