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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the five per cent across-the-board pay increase for all state employees, starting January, is deserved amid rising living costs. The piece argues lawmakers’ own raises and improved allowances justify the governor’s move and urges no apologies.
Onlookers in Foley argue that Congress should prohibit aid to enemies of the United States and express concern that treason laws already exist. They warn that blood and money to the Viet Cong undermine American troops in Viet Nam and question whether the conflict is a true war.
Hal Boyle notes celebrate Soviet centenarian Ivan Minnevich who, at 312, received a brain liver and thyroid transplant. He recalls a 50 year old heart and kidney still functioning and hopes to walk again in a decade despite 47 years bedridden. Other items joke about fashion space age phone letters and Eiffel Tower myth.
Paul Harvey praises conservatives as a restraining influence while noting liberal calls for spending and social reforms. He contrasts liberal and conservative positions, reflecting on past statements and the tension between free enterprise, Social Security funding, and national defense. The piece frames ongoing political philosophy debates.
Vice President and lawmakers urge Ramsey Clark to probe the Liberty Lobby as two Japanese rifles are found at its headquarters. The piece discusses Senator Curtis’s strong Liberty Lobby ties, Morrison’s challenge, and the Nebraska campaign's clash with right wing money, media, and Frontier Airlines’ backers.
The Corry Evening Journal page lists staff roles and office locations in Corry Pennsylvania. It notes advertising rates and deadlines, including a display ad deadline at 2 am the day prior, and cites AP news republication rights and postage details.
New York AP reports bankers reexamine the use of municipal bonds to fund private factories. Critics led by the American Bankers Association warn such debt diverts money from public works, while proponents argue jobs and growth justify the municipal facility label. The issue persists as laws vary by state and federal action is limited.
Today is November 3, 1966 the 307th day with 58 left. Notable events include F D Roosevelt and John Garner re election in 1936, John Adams becoming president in 1796, James Jeffries beating Tom Sharkey in 1899, and the Alaska highway completion in 1942.
Dr Coleman explains celiac disease in infants marked by wasting, poor appetite, bulky pale stools, and malabsorption. It can be controlled with a gluten-free diet and sometimes corticosteroids, with most children growing into healthy adults and rare permanent adult effects. The piece also notes mumps vaccine safety and general health Q and A practices.
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