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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues pilots in Vietnam face no clear front line and must execute high speed bombing and strafing with near perfect precision. It notes tragically mistakes occur in all wars, urges sympathy for Air Force and Navy pilots, and cautions against endless blame.
In Moscow Pravda alleged the United States seeks to remake Japan into an American controlled watchdog for the Far East. A rumor circulated that Spare Stamp 51 for five pounds of sugar may be postponed again. Mrs. Victoria A. Gregory, wife of Guy Gregory, died at Corry Hospital after a brief illness following the Wattsburg Fair. The duplicate bridge tournament saw Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott top North and South with 89 percent. The Aviation Club hosted a well attended party at Lawrence Airport with hot dogs roast corn and coffee.
Construction work to extend resurfacing on North Center street from Park Place to Columbus Avenue has started by the Corry Water Company while replacing service lines. State constabulary expected to arrive soon to continue the investigation into the Wright street fire at Irvin R Harmon’s home. Linendell leaves Norwalk Auto Parts to join City Loan and Savings in Norwalk as first assistant. Ralph Peterson suffers a painful left arm cut from a spike at Maple Avenue cross. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air.
Journalist Jim Bishop urges parents to attend a criminal court session with children to witness justice in action. He warns not to sermonize after, chooses engaging cases like auto theft or burglary, and notes kids identify with judges and prosecutors. He recalls experiences at Sing Sing and a murder trial, stressing calm, open discussion afterward.
The column revisits Khrushchev era flashbacks linking US USSR China tensions and Viet Nam to current anti Russia protests. It also reports Nevada politics where rival claims about firearm regulation and a phony Sportsmen's Bulletin influence the congressional race between Ralph Denton and Walter Baring.
In the run up to the NFL season opening, department stores and retailers flood shelves with NFL branded goods. NFL Properties reports 66 licensees paying a 5 percent royalty, with food companies backing a $12 million National Football League promotion in 1966.
Today September 2 1966 marks the 25th day of the year with 120 remaining. Notable events include 1789 Hamilton becomes secretary of the treasury and Civil War occupation of Atlanta in 1864.
A reader asks about a father’s depression after learning he has diabetes. Dr. Coleman explains such reactions are common and often temporary with proper care, diet, and medication. most diabetics lead normal lives and can work, travel, and enjoy activities with family support.
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