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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Palefaces speak on the Kinzua Dam dedication noting the 1794 Seneca treaty was broken by the project. The piece questions progress, displacement of the Seneca people, and whether such development makes for a better America.
Henry A. Wallace, former secretary of commerce and private citizen, declares in a farewell message he resigns to continue fighting for world peace as he contrasts with the Truman administration. Crowd gathers at the Hotel Corry lobby before Governor Edward Martin and Republican candidates pass through en route to Erie. Lane O Neil resigns as plant superintendent from Aero Supply Manufacturing Co. and C F Hildebrand to attend Erie conference fall meeting.
Corry High defeated North East 196 in a slow drizzle at Grapepickers field. Jack Wilson scored two touchdowns and Rick Geertson added the other. Wilson added the extra point after touchdown from placement.
Washington reports a sweeping reorganization of U S intelligence from CIA reforms to a consolidated Defense Intelligence Agency. Senate critics seek tighter oversight as former CIA chief McCone and Admiral Raborn clash with McNamara driven policy.
Fragmentary text shows local notices, printing details, and subscription rates. Mentions General Ey a Eaton, Allan Husbrauth foreman, G. T. Bergman production, and delivery by mail. Contains pricing: $5. or $18.00 yearly in advance, 10 cents per copy, 60 cents weekly.
Wall Street debate centers on performance versus fundamentals as managers chase quick gains in growth stocks and glamor names. Industry voices warn it pressures funds to outdo rivals and ignore long term earnings and management quality.
September 21 1966 marks the 264th day of the year with 101 days remaining. On this date in 1870 Benedict Arnold met Maj John Andre in Haverstraw New York to arrange West Point surrender details. In 1814 the Star Spangled Banner first appeared in the Baltimore American Daily Advertiser.
The article warns that combining alcohol with gasoline and tranquilizers is deadly on the road. It cites studies showing four drinks quadruple crash risk, explains alcohol clearance rates, and argues sobriety requires medical and psychological support plus Alcoholics Anonymous as a rehabilitation force.
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