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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
2
The piece urges voters to study candidates beyond party lines, examining past performance for incumbents and background and traits for newcomers. It warns against blindly following partisan slates and stresses the duty to voters to choose the better candidates for country and community.
In Findlay Ohio the Republican Courier notes national leaders face a split view on waging war while pursuing domestic Great Society programs. Some fear rising deficits and inflation and argue domestic spending should be curtailed if war costs rise and proper authorities decide to cut Rae.
Yesterday a fast moving blaze at the Grange League Federation storage warehouse near Clymer leveled the wooden building and caused about 5000 dollars in losses. A 3500 dollar truck and substantial oil and lumber were destroyed, with a smaller truck damaged. Separately Boy Scout paper drives collected roughly 9 tons of waste paper, expected to yield around 130 dollars for the scouts.
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists editors, advertising contacts, and office locations in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh style markings. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local republication and includes postal and subscription information with yearly and weekly rates and advertising rates.
Jim Bishop reviews Gerald Frank's The Boston Strangler and the Albert DeSalvo case. The piece examines police work, legal rights, and attempts to capture a killer who studied victims via mailboxes and posed as a handyman. It discusses the Boston Police Department, Attorney General Brooke, Lee Bailey, and the failed confession process.
The column lists several lawmakers tried as worthy or unworthy in a broad critique. It names Mike Kirwan and Mike Feighan of Ohio and Cleveland, Harold Cooley, Joe Pool, Charles Gubser, and others, detailing alleged misuses, junketing, and votes. It also notes figures like Joseph Vigorito and Richard Schweiker with complex contrasts and claims. The piece reflects a mid century partisan watchdog tone.
In New York AP reports industrial development bonds are booming, financing private factories with city credit or revenue backing. Opponents from the Investment Bankers Association call it misuse, while proponents argue jobs, growth, and mixed motives justify the tool amid rising volumes from 7 million in 1950 to 439 million in the first nine months of this year.
A divorce does not automatically nullify a woman's married name but the procedure to resume a maiden or prior name is simple. She need only file a notice with the Prothonotary's Office of her county indicating her intention to revert to her maiden name.
High Blood Pressure myths and facts explain systolic and diastolic readings, causes, types organic and essential hypertension, symptoms, and treatment. Advice emphasizes underlying causes, weight, avoiding risky drugs, and medical supervision. readers invited to write to Dr Coleman.
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