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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1966
Page
12
In Our Opinion the piece argues planned obsolescence may drive auto accidents, citing Moynihan and Packard. It notes about one fifth of U S auto output replaces or repairs damaged vehicles and warns that buyers may face repeat purchases as cars become obsolete. It urges public scrutiny of driving habits and vehicle quality amid high highway fatalities.
Hal Boyle pens Americana notes on mail revealing FBI car theft estimates and potential cuts, a walnut tree suit, Gertrude Rein linguistic quips, a Sacramento remark about there not being there, a historic presidential burial in Washington, illiteracy in the workforce, the heart's daily energy, and a mnemonic for the Great Lakes.
A biographical slice recalls Al Tunick, a 51 year old with a Jewish family background in New York, who built a chicken business from a dream. It traces his early life amid poverty, a move to Manhattan, a failed tailor and iron trade, and his pivot to a chicken franchise that grew through invention and bank struggles.
A long column alleges Senator Dodd chaired the Kefauver led insurance inquiry then steered favors to insurers. It details unpaid premiums, son Jeremy on an insurer payroll, travel on a private plane, and payments from executives while the probe stalled. It cites other industry figures calling for reform.
Washington draft notes Truman extends selective service for 45 days keeping the law alive. Paris Big Four foreign ministers pause for peace study as they discuss the German question. A burglary on West South street. change stolen from a cash register. Erie Dispatch Herald fire causes over 20000 in damage. Corry High School band to give free concert May 24. Funeral service for John J. Squire held. Wilcox grocery adds large freezer unit. Corry High School sticks defeat Bloomfield 18 to 1.
In 1982 New Jersey voted to repeal the 18th Amendment. In 1943 the RAF bombed Berlin factories. Ten years ago Egypt recognized Communist China, five years ago a South Korean military revolt occurred. The Beavers opened with a 21 victory. Walter L. Laurie’s service was held at Bracken-Keating Funeral Home. Freddie Eimers’ band to perform at Corry Country Club opening. Henry H. Nielsen died after illness, aged 51, longtime resident of Picidilli Hill.
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