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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion notes Corry home sales stall as money lenders retreat. Cities demand points on loans, cutting the actual funds disbursed. Tables show how discount points lift true interest rates across 20 25 and 30 year mortgages, risking buyers and sellers alike in a slowing local market.
Yesterday's Memories recalls Charley Keating meeting Leo Durocher, an autographed ball swiped, resignation of Dr. Kibler as Corry School District medical examiner, J. Guy Butters elected to succeed him, and local business changes as Foradora and Wissinger buy Hatch broom factory in Union City. Also Stoddards honor 50th anniversary. railroad wreck east of Irvine halts lines.
Paul Harvey argues President Johnson withholds strong leadership amid economic pressure. He criticizes Johnson for not curbing higher bank prime rates or resisting steel price increases, contrasting past actions with current stance. The column frames the war as unworthy and questions wartime policy.
A long local column covers national Viet Nam policy critique and presidential politics, plus town news. It reports on civic improvements in Corry, new roles at Dowell Inc and the Auto Club, council plans, church expansion, school board scheduling, and community events including sky divers, scouts, and veterans’ bridge walks. The piece ties national debate to local happenings and GOP organizing efforts.
Today in history notes key events on this date: 1846 patent granted for the sewing machine to Elias Howe, 1938 Nazi troops massed on the Czech frontier, and 1935 Canada formally declared war against Nazi Germany. The article lists additional historical markers and dates.
The text presents a garbled newspaper masthead with names and roles for Gore and Piery George Rr Sample, Allan Hattrouck and Iona McCaughlin, plus production and advertising staff. It lists addresses in New York Philadelphia and Detroit, credits the Associated Press, and shows subscription rates and delivery terms, all heavily distorted and hard to parse.
Hal Boyle recalls decades of Beatle coverage in New York venues from the Sullivan show to Shea stadium. He describes hostile press-card skepticism, backstage checks, and crowd chaos at Paramount and Forest Hills. He notes changes in policing and the dangers of loud concerts, alongside past world events and personal anecdotes.
A report on arteriosclerosis explains it as a group of artery wall diseases with cholesterol triglyceride buildup. Dr Norton Spritz and colleagues at Bellevue Hospital report CPIB a butyrate drug may speed triglyceride removal with promising potential for prevention and long term control alongside diet. Large trials in the US and England seek to slow or prevent this disease of civilization.
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