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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1966
Page
2
The Erie County and Harrisburg officials are accused of padding travel and other expenses. The piece argues the practice is morally wrong and dishonest since legislators receive fixed expense pay regardless of actual costs. It questions whether officials would spend such money if it were their own.
The president of the American Petroleum Institute says the prize of clean air and water will be won gradually, with hundreds of small discoveries in the nation’s laboratories rather than a dramatic flourish.
Hal Boyle offers humorous alternatives to dull retirements. From collecting memorable cocktail party remarks to knitting sweaters for park squirrels and learning to eat spinach, the piece playfully suggests odd pastimes to keep seniors amused and even raise eyebrows.
Publication details and advertising representatives listed for Corry Evening Journal with rates and deadlines. Includes publisher, editors, and agencies in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
A first person reminiscence on a sailing afternoon aboard Away We Go, drifting 14 miles east of Haulver Cut. The narrator recalls school life, Hollywood crushes, and imagined fame while drifting through sun and sea under a distant tanker’s smoke.
Washington The Liberty Lobby seeks a restraining order to stop publication of documents arguing they were illegally obtained. Judge Leonard P. Walsh denied the request but allowed a possible preliminary injunction, while the lobby continues its national influence drive with letters and awards to several congressmen. The piece notes the lobby’s activity near the Capitol, its vast distribution, and its use of political figures to promote its agendas.
Yesterday’s Memories of Corry reviews November 2 1946 with a UMW caution over unauthorized strikes as John L Lewis negotiates for pay. Columbus Fire Department answered its first alarm at Bert Baccus farm while a motorcycle crash injured John Barnhart. 1926 notes report street light requests on West Main, Corry’s minor snowfall, and a $125 treasury gain from a restaurant poker raid with eleven arrests for disorderly conduct.
New York reports on trading stamp promos and sales contests, noting costs paid by grocers and suppliers yet claimed to be free for shoppers. It questions whether volume is real, as added sales typically come at competitors’ expense, and surveys show eight in ten households save stamps while rising prices dampen the playful mood.
On November 2, 1966, the 306th day of the year with 59 remaining. Key events include Truman’s 1948 election to a full term, Zenger’s press freedom case actions in 1734, KDKA radio debut in 1920, Rommel’s retreat in 1942, Roosevelt’s 1944 note on war timing, and a 10 year-ago State Department halt of U S military shipments to Israel.
Readers learn fainting stems from sudden blood pressure changes, altitude adjustment, illness, diabetes, heat exhaustion, and anemia, with first aid to lay the victim flat and elevate legs. Paget’s disease features thickening bones, possible bowing, and distinctive X-ray signs, though cause and treatment remain limited.
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