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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
2
An industrialist weighing Pennsylvania versus New York for a new plant compares Route 6 through Pennsylvania’s mountains with New York's Southern Tier Expressway. With rail and water transport limited and highways carrying most traffic, the decision hinges on distribution costs and regional impact.
Commerce Clearing House notes Americans face a higher federal tax load than Canadians at a $10 000 income level. A U S taxpayer with a wife and two children under 16 would pay 1114 versus Canada’s 967. Separate item cites 1965 health and beauty spending at 59 81 per person in the What the Public Spends study.
Yesterday in Corry a report cites John L. Lewis ordered to stand trial Wednesday on contempt of court charges connected to the soft coal strike. A fire near Pish Hatchery Route 6 destroyed a small Ford truck, salvaging only tires and wheels.
Paul Harvey argues that long running administrations grow arbitrary and must be checked by elections every two years. He cites A D C welfare flaws and a Oklahoma judge threatened by welfare officials to illustrate the dangers of big government and the need for periodic restraint.
Washington officials weigh complaints by Congress members on college deferments in the draft system arguing that the poor and uneducated are more likely to be drafted while wealthier students avoid service. Officials say many are deferred for lack of schooling, with policy likely to persist into 1967-68.
Out-of-state money from Wall Street and Madison Avenue flooded Harley Staggers’s West Virginia district to defeat him as he challenged lobbyist influence on the House Commerce Committee. A campaign accused Staggers of blocking seniority for rival John Bell Williams and of siding with antiwar interests, while ads and letters urged voters to oppose him.
In a near-peak economy described as the highest in U.S. history, many complain of high prices, poor goods and services, heavy taxes, shrinking stocks, and lagging wages. Economists, politicians, brokers, and students debate remedies as public unease grows.
A compilation of historical notes for November 25, 1966 highlights past events from 190 and 1940. It reflects on economic motion as a cause of rising wages profits and stable prices, and discusses tensions as growth slows amid political budget concerns and public debate on tax increases.
In letters to a health column a 58 year old reports recurring bleeding piles and asks about causes and remedies. The reply explains hemorrhoids form from rectal strain, early treatment with baths and diet can help, and advanced cases may require injections or surgical removal.
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