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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
2
The piece criticizes President Johnson for proposing a tax increase and moon program funding. It argues the nation cannot afford more spending while fighting poverty and crime, and questions the value of foreign aid and boondoggles. It uses Don Quixote imagery to mock fiscal policy.
New York AP report shows senators economy expanding in early 1966 quarters with personal income rising and living costs climbing. Employment gains outpace year ago levels while price increases accelerate as tax debates and wage pressures shape outlook.
A letter argues against mandatory retirement and for preserving experienced personnel in military service. It cites overseen pilots and officers forced out at 30 years and criticizes early readmission bans during mobilization while praising experience in combat veterans and airline pilots for longevity. The piece contrasts British nonintervention in Vietnam with U S recruiting priorities.
Washington column notes Sen. Bass vacillating on the truth in packaging bill while Sen. Cotton questions the leak. It also covers mislabeling on frozen products claiming four servings and delays by Chairman Magnuson to resolve disagreements.
The entry notes global events and notable figures linked to March 1 across history. It lists Treaty of Kanagawa 1854 opening Japan to US ships, Van Buren 10 hour workday standard, 1933 CCC authorization, and Britain France aid to Poland in 1939, among various commemorations and remarks about public figures and political moments.
No paper today. This line notes a missing issue for March 31 166 Sunday with a brief mention of Corry history and a placeholder for yesterday’s memories.
In this nostalgic reminiscence Hal Boyle recalls a long partnership with his battered typewriter. He recalls affection, quarrels, and stubborn loyalty as aging equipment gives way to a newer German model that promises efficiency but cannot replace the muse.
Once a divorce is absolute, neither spouse can claim part of the other’s inheritance. If the divorce is not final, an unsettled property agreement may influence the division, and inheritance could affect the outcome.
Reader questions span leukemia clothes transmission to Parkinsons disease memory effects. Dr. Coleman reassures leukemia clothes pose no risk after cleaning and sunlight. Parkinsons may affect memory. three forms exist with varied causes and symptoms. urges patience and empathy for patients while noting mental clarity often remains.
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