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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues Pennsylvania's consumer credit bill should protect buyers from high service charges in installment plans. It contends the bill helps consumers and honest merchants, warns small retailers may fail if rate caps are too low, and suggests a cash‑only sign could follow, risking a recession.
New York AP column features Hal Boyle collecting light hearted lines from newlyweds and spouses. The piece sketches tender misunderstandings about gifts chores and romance through dialogue about appliances, breakfast in bed and the realities of married life.
Paul Harvey laments psychology silence amid cries of paternalism and freedom. He argues authority under God guides, warns against chaos when leaders and norms vanish, and cites social unrest as a consequence of misunderstood equality and lack of guidance. The piece ends with a child’s wish to be lion tamer under his mother's protection.
The piece reviews shifts in policy from 1954 through 1965, noting Eisenhower and Johnson both opposed to deep Viet Nam involvement, Nixon leaks in 1954, and Johnson’s later reversal toward peacemaking. It cites overview of peace proposals via UN Ambassador Goldberg and critiques from GOP and press. It also recalls a 1946 note from Corry.
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are included. In no case should the opinions in the letters be construed as the journal’s opinions.
The page shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff roles and contact details, listing positions such as Pressroom Foreman and National ad representative. It notes publication structure, associated offices in Detroit and Pittsburgh, and subscription rates per year and week.
Edward Durell Stone argues post-1850 design lacks grace and planning, urging top-level leadership to rebuild cities. He envisions a Renaissance with each building a master piece of art built economically by skilled architects, and notes his own firm works on projects across the country while facing supervision criticisms.
A business providing parking for employees as a convenience and at no charge would likely render the parked cars mere licensees, giving the company a limited duty. The employer must exercise reasonable care to avoid creating hazards and must warn employees about dangers not caused by the company, but probably bears no duty for theft or vandalism to those autos.
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