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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that wartime mobilization and huge defense spending created employment and reduced poverty in World War II, while contrasting with Vietnam. It warns that deep involvement abroad may erode domestic programs like Job Corps and Appalachia, noting the future’s war unlikely to resemble past ones.
The Pennsylvania Constitution sets eligibility limits for election to the office of Justice of the Peace. It states that no person may be elected to this office under certain disqualifying conditions, outlining who may or may not hold the position. The text clarifies the qualifications required for becoming a Justice of the Peace.
The text states that a Justice of the Peace must reside in the local township, borough, ward, or district for one year prior to election. After election, the official must post bond and cannot hold an incompatible office.
Philadelphia obituary notes Giuseppe Donato, 84, a noted and often controversial sculptor, whose works were widely exhibited across the United States and in Europe, died Saturday.
Washington column reveals how Clark Clifford aided the du Ponts in a 1961 tax bill known as the du Pont Relief Bill. It notes Secretary Dillon’s involvement, Knight's career shift, and the huge tax savings on General Motors stock held by Christiana Company, the du Ponts’ holding entity.
Warm Springs Georgia reports President Franklin D. Roosevelt died at 3 35 p m Central War Time at his summer cottage. Secretary Hassett announced the death to the press shortly before 5 p m in Washington the news reverberating through the capital. Paris and Washington dispatches note Allied advances and political ripples as the country mourns its leader.
The Corry Journal informs readers of its staff roles and advertising contacts, lists Associated Press rights, and provides mailing and carrier rates. It notes publication details, editorial leadership, and subscription prices for daily, weekly, and advance payments in restricted territory.
Tim Bishop notes medicine will be remembered for vast advances from antibiotics and vaccines to organ replacement and cancer therapies. He cites data on aging, geriatrics, vaccines, and radiation treatments, highlighting dramatic life extension and the relentless pace of medical progress.
In New Mexico communities the State Health Department will deploy sentinel flocks to detect encephalitis early. Insect control expert John W. Doll notes the disease manifests in birds before humans, with flocks placed where mosquito infestations are heavy to curb outbreaks and protect residents.
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