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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1966

Page

2

When Will It Be The Taxpayers Turn Opinion

In Our Opinion critics question a $2.2 billion Social Security bill aimed to affect the November vote. The piece argues the rush burdens taxpayers and could trigger a backlash against lawmakers seen as spending for everyone but the taxpayer. It questions when the taxpayers will get relief from rising costs.

Congress

Invest In Yourselves United Fund Appeal for Corry Area

Guest editorial urges Corry area residents to invest in themselves through United Fund supporting eight agencies delivering daily and emergency services. It highlights Boy Scouts of America Camp Olmstead on Kinzua Reservoir, Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. as council president, and the need for community contributions to foster growth, income, and security across Columbus and surrounding townships.

Corry United Fund America Boy Scouts of America Boy Scout Camp Olmstead Kinzua Reservoir Alexander C. Flick Jr Columbus Corry Area

Decontrol of Coffee Prices Cleared nationwide

Washington OPA lifts price lids on green and roasted coffee at all distribution levels as decontrol proceeds. Route 6 rebuilding east of Corry between Warren and Clarendon planned for early spring with 24 foot wide road to ease curves. Mrs. John Sheehan hosts 15 children for Roger Sheehan's birthday. City police seize a loose dog in Fairhaven. owner to claim at the pound. City Market to stay open daily after lifting meat ceiling prices. slaughter quotas have limited weekend hours. Parking appeals delay for Paul Lines. similar case for Jack Paulson to be heard. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air, The Printed Word Is Always There.

Corry Washington OPA Warren Clarendon Paul Lines Erie County Jack Paulson

Tessie and Mr Burke The Yr Own Mutual Dark Romance

Jessie suspects how a years long liaison began with Tessie a 22 year old who binds a lonely 55 year old city employee Mr Burke. He shelters her with gifts and care while hiding a sick wife. Tension grows as Tessie manipulates and demands affection.

Jessie Tessie Mr. Burke Yorktown New York

Drew Pearson on Presidents Abroad and Late Navy Vanity

The piece traces presidential travel since Woodrow Wilson with notes on Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson and others. It cites Ky Diem and Thanom and flags Manila Conference risks while outlining Ambassador Lodge diplomacy and Viet Nam war stakes. It also recounts a curio about Tessie Burke and a fatal outcome.

Woodrow Wilson

Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Credits Notice

Public notice lists the Corry Evening Journal publishers and staff names and outlines advertising rates and display deadlines. Includes rate figures and distribution details for mail and carrier copies, with references to Associated Press usage rights.

Hal Boyle's American Mirthful World Bits and Bits

A collage of quips and trivia from Hal Boyle and others. Witty notes on dogs noses and hearing, mosquito habits, psychoanalysis costs, dietary stats, quotable lines, religious surveys, household hints, massaging bald scalps, pajamas for insomniacs, wartime weapons thoughts, and light folklore about brides, broom falls, horses, nosebleeds, and women.

New York David Seabury Catholic Digest Julius Caesar Albert Einstein

Today in History October 17 1966 highlights

On this date 1777 Burgoyne surrendered to Gates at Saratoga after the decisive battle. In 1863 Lincoln called for 300000 volunteers for three years. In 1941 Tojo To g o regime took over Tokyo. Yugoslavia objected to Eisenhower remarks ten years ago. Khrushchev claimed USSR would finish nuclear tests with a 50 megaton device. One year ago US Navy planes from the 7th Fleet destroyed a Soviet missile site in North Vietnam.

John Burgoyne Horatio Gates Saratoga Abraham Lincoln Hideki Tojo Shigenori Togo Tokyo Yugoslavia Eisenhower Khrushchev Soviet Communist Party Moscow U.S.S.R U.S. Navy 7Th Fleet Independence North Viet Nam

Your Health Questions on Newborn Blindness and Hearing Loss

Questions and answers on preventing newborn blindness from gonorrheal infection with eye drops, hearing loss evaluation by otolaryngologists, hearing aids options, and self medication cautions. Dr Coleman invites readers to mail questions to the newspaper.

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