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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
2
The piece argues the Civil Rights Act of 1964 shifted layoff dynamics, granting women equal rights to layoffs, potentially harming male family breadwinners. It notes the sex amendment was added to delay votes and lacked hearings, with women now protected while some fathers lose jobs.
In Westby Wisconsin the Times notes businessmen growing wary of committing to a guaranteed annual wage before establishing a guaranteed annual customer base, reflecting concern over early adoption and market demand.
Hal Boyle nostalgia piece notes memory as a mansion with rooms reflecting a life. It contrasts aging with youth and recalls 20th century Americana details from rolltop desks to red caps at stations, small town habits, and simple virtues.
Fragmentary ad copy cites locations including Fine Avenue New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and mentions Associated Press content. It appears as a newspaper notice of mailing and cost terms for Corry journal subscriptions and press service.
Paul Harvey compares 1939 budgets with modern costs, noting a shrinking dollar buying power and rising Medicare taxes. He cites rising hospital and doctor fees, inflating living costs, and a need for coordinated action among government, labor, and business to curb the fiscal fire.
Washington reports reveal that after Katzenbach's move to inform the Supreme Court, the FBI pressed wire tapping cases including a seven year old spy case involving Lt. Col. William Whalen. It details Huminik's negotiations with Regin and a plan to defect, plus forged papers and looming prosecutions.
The article outlines a shift from loss making long hauls to heavy investment in rapid transit and short-haul passenger lines by 1960. It notes billions in public and private spending, experimental jet trains, vacuum tube ideas, and magnetically propelled concepts, with urban growth fueling demand.
On this date in history political and military events are recorded. Key items include Howe entering Philadelphia in 1777, Adams named to negotiate peace in 1779, Cleveland proclaiming amnesty under the Edmunds Act in 1886, and Hitler meeting Mussolini in 1937.
A reader asks if emphysema is new. Dr Coleman explains emphysema is a serious chronic lung condition linked to dust exposure and smoking, noting its increase over ten years. Treatments can slow progression by eliminating infection, dust, and tobacco, with antibiotics oxygen and inhaled therapies helping ventilation.
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