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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1966
Page
2
An opinion piece blames federal overspending for inflation and national debt. It argues voters must scrutinize candidates, reject those who spend beyond means, and demand fiscal restraint before the election. The column targets “Washington and Harrisburg” and urges accountability for tax structure manipulation.
A circular diagram highlights major road construction projects with large numbers inside the circle indicating project scales. The graphic emphasizes which routes are under construction and the relative scope of each project.
Hal Boyle jokes that freedom grows with middle age including truth telling, umbrella carrying, early bedtimes, and blunt advice. He notes fewer risks from naughty books, broader tolerances, and enjoying richer but выбор limits like indulgent foods, with a self deprecating nod to aging judgment.
Paul Harvey surveys social shifts from permissive divorce laws to gendered dress, dating to a 1960s era debate. Cary Grant questions the fate of marriage, while topics include homosexuality, hair dryer fires, a New York sex scandal, Miss and Mrs titles, Judy Garland’s alimony suit, and UNESCO’s stance on labels. Mead suggests staged licenses for living together and having children, prompting reflections on marriage’s erosion.
Washington columnist outlines allegations against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell accusing him of public spats with Sargent Shriver and threats to his leadership. It details Powell’s strained marriage to Yvette M. Diago Powell, unpaid salary questions, and rumored plans involving Miss Corinne Huff. It touches on Rusk’s South Dakota trip tied to political maneuvering and a quirky note about bald eagle feathers aiding an oboe player.
A landlord may include a lease clause restricting use of certain appliances after a set time to prevent disturbance. If such a clause exists and is violated, it breaches the lease. without a clause, reasonable use at any time is allowed.
A nostalgic note recalling Corry events from September 1, 1926, twenty years prior, with a playful line about human progress from muddy origins to the stars and a remark that the current paper is not published today, described in a jaunty, period voice.
Sam Dawson ends his 18 year AP business column as John Cunliffe takes over. The veteran analyst, age 65, looks back at stock market history and its unclear link to future economy while readers await fall trends amid a holiday weekend.
On September 1 1966 the year totals how many days remain. Notable events include Japan's formal WWII surrender in 1945 and William Penn's 1682 voyage to America. Other markers record Poland invasion in 1939 FDR mobilizing 60000 National Guard in 1940 and a Long Island fishing boat disaster in 1851 with eight fatalities.
A reader describes itchy nose and runny eyes worst at night and suspects allergic exposure at home. Dr. Blau notes common nasal allergy signs, elimination of allergens, and possible scratch tests, with anti allergy drugs often helpful. Separate query on gently persuading a left handed child to write right handed warns against coercive pressure and cites safe approaches. Dr Coleman invites general health questions for column addressing leg swelling and reader letters.
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