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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
2
An editor notes Rev. J. E. Dowling argues against intra-racial exploitation and calls for racial advancement through peace and justice. He cites experiences with police, the Jenkins Orphanage, and Klansmen, urging unity, faith, and God powered action.
The International Military Tribunal declared that initiating war is the supreme crime and signaled likely convictions for 29 Nazi leaders charged with conspiring to start war. In Corry notes, local events include recruiting efforts by National Guard, a phosphorous poisoning death in Union City, and a silo accident with serious injuries.
Jim Bishop discusses four daughters and money, notingVirginia Lee 28 with seven children would spend freely, Gayle 22 is the only one earning real money, Keren 13 helps with chores, Kathleen 11 saves for the bank, and the father reflects on how tears and humor temper economics in a family of spenders and savers.
Washington hosts a White House dinner for Ludwig Erhard, Germanys chancellor in a period of strained East West ties. The guest list features McCloy Clay and old wartime allies alongside U.S. politicians and business leaders as Germany strengthens ties with America. The event underscores a cautious yet collaborative shift in postwar relations with West Germany amid tensions with Russia and Viet Nam policy.
The piece surveys rapid growth in housing school and highway spending, farm machinery, railroads, consumer goods, and technology. It notes billions in construction, rising color TV and electronics output, huge computer use by the government, and a shift to urban industry. It frames the boom as a provocative national portrait.
On this date in history events include the first circumnavigation voyage by an American vessel in 1787, ether as a surgical anesthetic in 1842, the opening of the first hydroelectric power station in Appleton, Wisconsin in 1882, and electric locomotives in service on the New York Central Railroad in 1906.
The article outlines simple steps to prevent dog bites and rabies including avoiding unfamiliar dogs, supervising children, and teaching pet care. It notes about 50 percent of bites are preventable and urges immediate wound care and notifying health authorities after any bite. It also discusses why rabies can spread and the need to capture the biting animal for health assessment.
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