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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues the national debt total exceeds 300 billion and the interest costs about 12.5 billion yearly. It notes taxpayers pay roughly 250 dollars each year just for interest and worries about future financial collapse as the debt grows and government overspending continues.
A major study concludes Soviet economic growth slowed after 1958 and remains about 47 percent of U.S. output. The assessment highlights a persistent gap in performance between the two economies.
Hal Boyle lists a humorous catalog of failed ambitions and near-misms ranging from climbing a molehill to meeting famous figures. The piece playfully reflects on unrealized goals and playful what-ifs across varied quests and public figures.
The Corry Evening Journal header shows publisher George & Sample and editor Allan Hasbrouck with advertising manager John Varoom. National ad reps Bottinelli Kimball Inc list across major cities including New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Entry notes mailing and carrier rates and exclusive AP rights statement.
Paul Harvey argues that modern civilization creates pressure and frustration as people chase equality and standardized mediocrity. He cites Dr. Eli Bower predicting 10,000 U.S. college students may attempt self harm and Dr. Curt Stern noting genetic differences in intelligence and health. He laments media and advertising amplifying superficial standards and consumerism, driving personal stress.
Drew Pearson reports a key closed Senate House talks to decide packaging section fate. Murphy and allies press gutting the standards, oppose by Oliva Hunt Moss and Dingell. Johnson tours Asia with Formosa standoff, Chiang Kai-shek refuses troops for Vietnam, CIA Bay of Pigs fallout noted.
A buyer who relied on a salesman promise that no one would build near their lot should have a clause in the sales contract. Even if the sale is done a cause of action could exist, though it is a remote possibility. Consult an attorney with all facts to determine remedies.
In a wary economy, signs of improvement appear as President Johnson predicts a strong 1967, unemployment falls to 3.8 percent, and the tax credit debate ends. Retail, auto and tech firms report better results while markets show tentative gains amid lingering uncertainty.
The entry lists events on October 13 across years. In 1775 a Colonial Navy was formed with a committee to fit out two swift vessels. Molly Pitcher was born in 1744. in 1937 Nazi Germany pledged Belgium's independence. in 1943 Italy declared war on Germany. in 1944 the American Pacific Fleet units raided Formosa for two days.
A reader asks if aspirin can be addictive. The doctor explains aspirin is not addictive but can cause dependence. Stopping abruptly is advised, with medical or psychological help if needed, and suggests consulting a physician for underlying reasons. The column also addresses encephalitis fears and urges professional consultation.
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