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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1966
Page
2
Editorial extols Red Cross wide reach and local impact in Corry highlighting Blood and Disaster programs Housing transport and water safety. Notes 50th Corry Chapter anniversary and urges United Fund support to sustain services nationwide and locally.
Opinion piece questions U S farm surplus and Japan exports while noting farm layoffs and rural decline. It argues Freeman overstates abundance and warns that dwindling production may threaten future food supply amid growing imports and urban migration.
A list of reporter maxims from 1934 notes urges fairness, accuracy, and direct sourcing. Emphasizes concise leads, exact quotes, legible prose, and avoiding padding. Encourages going to sources, asking questions, and noting details while maintaining taste and politeness.
Drew Pearson reports on a Washington winter conference by the Conference of Conservatives backed by Liberty Lobby figures. Curtis Dall argues over inclusion of Kenneth Goff while two Japanese rifles are stored in Willis Carto’s office as part of a broader push to shift Republican politics and influence President Johnson’s view.
Secretary Byrnes stated the United States will pursue a patient but firm foreign policy toward Russia, rejecting full capitulation to others and asserting others must not expect all American concessions. The Wilson firm in Erie has assisted Raymond Mig Co with heavy moving equipment for a large boiler installation. L A Rossin of Al's Clothes Shop notes A L Phillips of Meadville has completed the purchase of the Snitzer store at Titusville.
Snow flurries and southward flying geese marked the approach of winter in Corry as a large crowd attended the opening of Miss Fuller's Music Parlor. Dr Mensink received a silver chest prize during the dedication. A bridal shower for Miss Margaret Malone and Walter Aaron of Meadville was held on Ridge Street with twenty eight guests and many gifts.
A New York analyst explains Intra Bank of Lebanon failed due to illiquid assets and a run on deposits. He cites hot money and rising rates, with assets tied to real estate and industry, plus short term funding. Central Bank actions may prevent wider bank runs as Lebanon reopens.
Associated Press notes mark events on October 19 across history. Yorktown surrender in 1781 ends major fighting, 1783 formal peace. 1934 Mexico expels Catholic bishops, 1939 Turkey signs pacts with Britain and France. 1940 Yugoslavia signs trade deal with Germany. UN Palestine debate in 1960s, Jordan and Israel sanctions. Nuclear tests discussed in 1961 and Soviet announcements.
Readers ask about tubal pregnancy causes and frequency. It notes ectopic pregnancy when the fertilized egg implants in a fallopian tube, with common triggers like prior tubal inflammation, birth defects, and adhesions. It also covers varicose veins exercise limits and normal body temperature ranges plus fever indication.
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