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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
2
A Dauphin County judge rules a fisherman may pay a fine or go to jail for an undersized catch while industry polluters cannot be fined for killing thousands of fish. The column argues the ruling makes little sense since hatcheries are funded by taxpayers and licenses still exist.
Rudolph Peterson of Bank of America predicts steady economic growth into 1967 with some soft spots in textiles housing and automotive. He notes uncertainty from war, labor contracts, and tax talks, but overall a strong economy and potential for improved efficiency lowering costs.
Fragmented OCR shows an advertisement production note with venue references in New York and Detroit and mentions of a circulation, second class status, and weekly per-copy pricing. Names and exact context are unclear due to damage.
Paul Harvey reflects on foreign aid benefiting nations that oppose the U S in Vietnam and at the UN He questions why revolutionaries educated in the United States turn against their benefactor and laments heirs who squander inherited wealth while harming American ideals He cites Capp and Engels to illustrate the paradox of wealth care and political allegiance.
Drew Pearson reviews doubts about the Warren Report on Kennedy assassination. The piece notes Mark Lane's conduct, commission contempt considerations, and the fate of photographs and X rays. It describes efforts to market exhibits at fairs and Warren's order to sequester the images.
The wife may avoid Pennsylvania inheritance tax on life insurance proceeds but federal estate tax may apply depending on estate size above $120,000. The article also outlines Warren Commission findings, critics, and key Republican members involved, including Warren, McCloy, Cooper, Ford, and Rankin, defending the commission's thoroughness.
Hal Boyle observes social quirks from professors to plumbers and housewives, noting male foibles, shopping anxieties, and humor in everyday behavior. He jokes about gift wars, fashion, housekeeping, and office hints while contrasting masculine and feminine habits with wry insight.
On this date in history Lenin became premier of Russia and Trotsky named minister for foreign affairs in 1917. The Marine Corps was established in 1775. Churchill warned US entry would prompt a British reply. The V2 rocket was revealed in 1944. Transcontinental phone dialing began in 1951. Eisenhower and Truman reportedly quarreled in Independence. Eisenhower hospitalized with chest pains in 1965.
Dr Coleman explains emphysema as a long known lung condition worsened by air pollution and smoking. Symptoms include chronic cough and breathlessness. diagnosis relies on chest studies, X rays, and breathing tests. Prevention focuses on stopping smoking, reducing pollution, and breathing therapies to manage symptoms.
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