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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
2
In December the woods fill with hunting for deer and tragedy when safety is ignored. The piece warns that careless handling, buck fever, and poor gun discipline cause hospital stays and mortuary visits, urging thorough safety training before hunting begins.
California State Chamber of Commerce President Joseph A. Moore Jr calls for firm action to restore safety on American streets amid allegations of widespread lawlessness and threats to life property. He urges citizens and public officials to act to protect life limb and property nationwide.
The United States considers offering savings certificates at higher rates to accompany 4.15 percent Series E bonds as banks and savings institutions clash over funding costs. Savings associations, hurt by rising rates and housing demand, fear a fresh rate surge to attract funds.
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff roles and addresses for advertising and printing. Subscription rates shown include 55.00 per year by mail and 60 cents per copy, with 5 cents in advance charges and related details.
Dawn and Gene, a mismatched couple of seven years, share a quirky urban life. Dawn nags for a fur trimmed coat while Gene toils in a junkyard and hides extra cash from her with misused generosity. Dawn suspects hidden money in their car after a planned hat purchase.
Drew Pearson reports that the Air Pollution Control Association remains industry dominated, with key posts and funding from oil and auto firms, while the U S Public Health Service funds a London conference and challenges secrecy around pollution data. The piece highlights internal editorials blocking publication and calls for public access to information on air quality.
The Federal Reserve Board ends most consumer credit controls for the Christmas season leaving autos radios and nine other durable goods under regulation. Corry area talks replace Route 6 shifts. four Chamber members attend Roosevelt Highway Association meeting in Wellsboro. Dr G E Bennett announces his nephew Harrison E Curtis will join his medical practice in Corry. Banks prepare for Christmas Savings Funds with a strong fund distribution. Citizens National Bank leads a large local fund. City Council approves a 14 percent mill tax levy for 1927 to fund permanent improvements.
A reader asks about spina bifida an opening into the spine and how it affects health into adulthood. The doctor explains embryonic malformations, varying severity, and potential surgical repair while noting other birth defects may not impair growth. He discusses voice loss from removing the larynx the use of tracheotomies and electric voice boxes for speech, and cautions against the myth of thin blood.
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