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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
2
In Our Opinion tolerance begins at home and across nations. The piece argues that Irish immigrants faced hostility yet built a path to the middle class through education and effort. It notes the Negro community’s similar potential amid poverty and urges progress beyond bigotry and antiwar protests toward equal opportunity.
Daylight robbery at Heiman's jewelry store nets six diamond rings and six wedding bands valued at 294 dollars as police investigate. The week includes church reception for new minister Rev A McKintarfer, Golf Club dinner with 150 members, and a baby girl born to Clyde Reynolds.
City Council reached agreement with Oscar Fritz and he has begun removing rails from the abandoned street railway on North Center Street. Rails are being taken up and work proceeds without delay.
Scrambled text lists staff roles and publishing notes for Corry Journal and Corry Evening. It mentions owners editors, advertising staff, and AP news rights, along with mailing details and display ad deadlines.
Jim Bishop details Warsaw’s fall and endurance from the 1939 invasion through deportations and destruction, noting mass deaths, fires, and the city’s stubborn resistance. He highlights Stefan Starzynski, the devastation of the cathedral and city hall, and the 1954 German advance as part of a grim chronicle of occupation, exile, and the rebirth impulse.
Drew Pearson argues Johnson transformed the Kennedy program, passing major domestic reforms including education and health bills, anti poverty, rent subsidies, and open housing aims, while inheriting and failing to end the Vietnam War and facing rising costs and declining popularity.
A humorous roundup detailing modern annoyances and curiosities from parsley to 15 cent candy vending and folding umbrellas that fail in rain. Includes quips about statues, TV shows, steno nails, and party rituals.
On this date in history significant events include John Paul Jones’s defeat of the Serapis in 1779, Lewis and Clark completing their expedition in 1806, and postwar milestones such as the UN Relief Administration in 1943 and Truman’s atomic energy stance in 1945. Rocky Marciano’s 1952 heavyweight title win is noted.
Reader asks about sugar pills for a patient and doctors using placebos. The column explains placebos can ease symptoms ethically, when not fraud, and may aid withdrawal from drugs or reveal psychological factors, noting context with cases like high blood pressure and the doctor patient relationship.
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