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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
2
A letter laments the gap between public will and federal action. It argues that a minority opinion on Bible reading in schools and the Supreme Court’s rulings curb majority desires. The writer calls for clearer democratic alignment and faster, fiscally prudent governance.
A local opinion argues that at least 25 poverty bureau officials will earn more than twice the base pay of General William C. Westmoreland who commands U S forces in Vietnam.
Hal Boyle reports Julie Andrews in a Park Avenue hotel suite during the Hawaii premiere era. She discusses fatigue from stardom, plans to film a biography of Gertrude Lawrence, and her search for personal values and authenticity while sharing likes dislikes and gentle humor.
Paul Harvey reviews Marion Wade’s The Lord Is My Counsel a guide for businessmen to blend faith with commerce. Wade uses biblical examples to urge daily Bible reading and humility as the framework for successful, principled leadership in a big city. The piece notes Wade as cheerful, practical, and linked to the author’s trusted circle. Julie Andrews query closes the column with a light aside.
Drew Pearson questions General Electric and Ronald Reagan links amid claims of pro welfare cuts and anti union stances. The column argues GE supported Reagan’s right wing line while denying censorship and highlights 1952 Senate findings on employer attitudes to unions.
A coach owned by M H Van Dresar on Second Avenue was damaged by a morning fire, likely from a short circuit, damaging the interior. John Daniel, 57, a farmer on Elgin Road east of Union City, was found dead in his granary yesterday afternoon after neighbors located him. Members of Lt A W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet in their new club home on West Washington Street this Friday evening.
The piece questions if the term corporate democracy fits the securities industry given the rise of institutional ownership and active trading. It notes share owners, including individuals and institutions, have grown, with billions in stock value held by banks, insurers, funds, and professional traders, while small investors remain less informed and less active.
On this Tuesday October 11 1966 Associated Press notes the 24th day of the year with 61 days left. It recalls the 1939 trade treaty between Britain and the Soviets and mentions President Johnson’s recovery from gall bladder surgery a year earlier and his doctors reporting steady progress.
A health column urges tighter driver screening and education to prevent 50 000 yearly traffic deaths and two million injuries. It cites medical risks from driver health defects alcohol and drugs and calls for regular license renewals, safer car design, and keeping poisons away from homes.
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