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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
2
An opinion column cites a minor fish kill on the South Branch of French Creek from a local plant. About 150 trout and many fingerlings died near Bowen's Bridge, signaling insufficient precautions and risk to public fishing areas, with multiple pollution sources named and a call to act now.
Hal Boyle notes Kirk Douglas once chased constant victory but now seeks a second success. He discusses the hard balance between winning and possibility of failure, his education in Amsterdam, New York, and his rise from debate team to Broadway. He reflects on love of acting and the drive to perform.
Chauncey, a Merchants National Bank employee, explains his sabbatical and odd marriage dynamic to a narrator. He reveals his wife Annabelle is sweet but dim, with memory lapses and obsession with routine. He resolves tension by transferring control of papers and assets, hinting at a quirky domestic plan.
In a satirical column, Drew Pearson notes a tongue in cheek “gum-shoe” frame across institutions. He cites General Motors and Ralph Nader chasing criticisms, State Department officials under scrutiny, and a congressman pressed to reveal details about teakwood elephants. The piece hints at FBI and Justice Department scrutiny surrounding documents and individuals.
A fragmented 1946 Corry column recounts Cold War era lines about the US UK Iran case at the UN, local events at Corry including a War bride arrival, property moves and private detectives tied to Senator Dodd, plus anecdotes of gumshoeing and a 1915 sponge bath arrest turning into local joke lore.
South Center street saw excitement when a horse drawn by Thomas Ingram of Spartansburg ran away through the area. James A. Lynch of Wantagh faced a bruised arm after a collision with a telephone pole but escaped serious injury. Detective Lynch used Dodd's office as a base, while witnesses testified to impersonation and threats. Local life includes Mrs. Phenie J. Smith’s death on Wright street.
Analysts warn cost of living and rising taxes compress household budgets. The discussion centers on whether higher levies will curb inflation and fund public needs, with concern over already increased tax bills this year and potential future hikes.
A mixed historical snapshot notes changes from 1933 to 1942, including daylight saving and U S policy shifts, while an Associated Press digest discusses rising living costs and tax changes. It highlights Social Security levies, excise taxes, higher state and local taxes, and inflation as a broader economic concern. Government efforts to curb inflation and expectations of food supply expansion are cited, with cautions on price pass‑through to consumers.
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Readers ask about ear blockage from earwax and Eustachian tube disorders, speech return after stroke, lung heart link, sedimentation blood test, color blindness, and general health Q A. Dr Coleman notes wax buildup can block ears, strokes may spare speech with rehab, lungs affect heart, sedimentation rate signals infection, and color vision issues require eye exams.
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