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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
2
A columnist mocks Congress for allocating 750000 to build a vice president mansion while critics note debt concerns and prior offers of donated mansions. The piece blasts federal spending as Milk subsidies to schools are cut and foreign aid and war costs rise, urging taxpayer scrutiny.
Drew Pearson writes to his grandsons about Daytona Beach during spring break. He notes the annual youth influx, the beauty of the beach, and concerns about disorder, beer, and underworld activity, while stressing that a strong family home remains the key to keeping youth out of trouble. He reflects on personal vacation choices and the value of home, urging the boys to appreciate their own circumstances.
Paul Harvey warns that U S involvement in Africa could mirror Vietnam mistakes. He cites Ghana Nigeria and Congo under dictatorial rule and argues Red China and other powers would exploit instability. He urges caution and asserts Western policing cannot stabilize Africa.
A fragmentary OCR of the Corry Evening Journal lists various topics including commerce, offices, political data and pension references. The legible parts mention dates and locations but are largely garbled, with several names and specifics unreadable.
Garalyn Brundage earns dean’s list honors at State University College Fredonia. Memories surface on Wright School junior high council firsts as Wilbur Renskers seeks clarity on history. Snowstorm hits Corry eight inches. renewal plans for Fourth Ward move forward with county planners amid funding talks. RAMBLING highlights include John Willis serving in the Mediterranean aboard USS Joseph P Kennedy Jr and honors convocation at University of Pittsburgh. Golden Agers enjoy police roadside tease. Linda Bashline named to Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry items from 20 years ago note a predicted debate at the United Nations over Iran and Russia, with Moscow to Gromyko guidance seen as pivotal. Local updates include Major J Guy Butters on terminal leave after 3 plus years as medical officer, Dr E H Harmon leading a meeting, and several business and personal moves on North Center Street.
Citizens may attend regular and posted meetings of Corry City Council open to the public. Meetings are on the first and third Mondays at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Fences near streets must be open fronted and follow height rules, while letters to the paper may be signed or unsigned.
A garbled summary lists events from 1808 and 1902 to 1941 and Key West talks between President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan. It mentions the Louisiana Purchase division, Walt Whitman, a World War II era alignment, and Laos discussions, but the text is incoherent with several fragmented phrases.
A health column explains how a single hepatitis case triggers public health alerts, transmission routes through needles and transfusions, and the role of vaccination and rest. It notes symptoms, stages, and cautions on treatment, while stressing consulting a personal physician for individual cases.
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