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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1966
Page
2
An Oil City Area Schools lunch price rise from 25 to 32 cents this fall is used to illustrate rising costs from higher food and labor expenses. The editorial warns subsidies or tax increases could spread inflation and create financially deprived groups if unchecked.
A city Q and A from Corry Pennsylvania covers moving survey stakes from two years ago sewer work, pipe choices for connections, and the need for permits for street right-of-way excavations. It notes casts iron as preferred for durability and outlines city pound handling of animals and urban renewal cost inquiries.
On this date the Treaty of Paris ending the American Revolution was proclaimed in 1783. Other notable events include Pershing receiving general rank in 1919 and lend lease with France formalized in 1942. The Allies invaded Italy in 1943 and Finland agreed to stop fighting Russia in 1944.
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily from West South Street Corry Pennsylvania with staff names including publisher George R Sample city editor Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin. It lists Associated Press affiliation and advertising representatives with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Rates shown for annual and weekly subscriptions.
Paul Harvey cites birthrates in Red China and argues technology is America’s only survival hope while urging maximum military effort in Vietnam. He critiques U.S. policy, cites McNamara and Reischauer, and calls for obliterating Hanoi and Hai Phong to end the war, expressing weariness with a decades-long conflict.
In Union City area readers question why the flood control dam will not create a permanent lake for recreation. Lois Forsythe explains subsoil runoff would drain any large lake, while others cite nearby Canadohta Findley and Lake Erie as alternate recreation.
Announcement reports John Jeffries selling his interest in the Arcade Restaurant on North Center street to his brother Philip with whom he has worked in business recently. Also notes Eli Harvey began a new sidewalk around the high school, N Cohen and Sons broke ground for a West Washington street gas station, Ployd Black leases the Horn block rooms to open a barber stop, and James Bennett Jr. and Fred Kerr were shaken up in an auto crash on the Waterford road.
Hal Boyle reports Jack Lemmon keeps a bright mood despite frustration an actor so lively he juggles interview cigar martini lunch and set in one go. Lemmon, dubbed the reluctant tycoon, notes that staying involved helps avoid brooding over troubles and that producing is a relentless 24 hour task turning a dream into reality.
Physicians greet the new mumps vaccine as a significant breakthrough with near full protection observed in children. Experts warn vaccination is crucial after exposure and advise rest, soft diet, and physician care for symptoms while noting potential complications.
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