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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1965
Page
4
In Warren County fourteen farmers earned 3018 dollars by not growing wheat on 43 acres as part of the wheat diversion program. Officials claim savings from avoiding surplus storage costs while critics question the use of the word earned and note that payments come from participation in government programs.
The column accuses Admiral William F. Raborn of postretirement ties to Aerojet-General and the Polaris program. It cites congressional probes and House findings alleging improper overlapping of government and Aerojet interests, including funded Navy facilities and a cafeteria cost.
Paul Harvey argues that the United States wastes its intellectual capital as it does not retain aging professionals. He cautions that retirement rules push veterans and experts out of work, risking loss of power, resources, and innovation. He cites aging experts, unemployment, and Sun City to illustrate industries built around brains and the need to keep capable minds active.
Corry Journal and Corry Evening publish local news and ads. Details list staff roles including publisher editor and advertising manager, with multiple office addresses in Corry and New York. The text shows subscription rates and mail options.
Aerial assaults on Kyushu aim to neutralize southern Japanese bases amid ongoing attacks on Okinawa. Eisenhower says no V E Day announcement until key German pockets are cleared, delaying surrender. Lt. Robert C. Morton of Corry is highlighted for piloting a B 29 during Tokyo raid. A Lyceum finale at Herber t C Lak High School featured travel tales and vivid pictures from Alaska and beyond.
Murray RB Olds prominent Corry manufacturer is listed in danger following a 50 foot fall at the Hotel Toursaine in Boston. He suffers a fractured skull and multiple injuries as the Junior Senior reception and banquet at Murray’s school ended with a dancing party. Sister Mary Ramona name for Mildred Lynch was conferred in Erie. Mrs Catherine Foley and Henry J Norton marriage notices reach the city.
Armco Steel Corp announces groundbreaking ceremonies in Middletown Ohio for a 250 million modernization program named Project 600. The four year expansion at the Middletown Works will be among the largest industrial expansions in state history, aimed at reversing brain drain with realistic retirement criteria.
Roaming local items cover a jail bond cycle, a Titan missile orbit, a 80 mile Desert Caballeros ride in Arizona featuring Robert A. Ott Jr., and West Point graduate 1st Lt. Donald Kauer assigned to a B 52 unit. Also notes on a Corry teacher hire, school supply bids, planned commencements, a potential psychological clinic, and a mix of local social and civic updates.
A visiting political figure cites at least five GOP names as potential governors while Democratic prospects lag. The Corry Route 4 bypass is the sole major cross-state road project for the year, as the Highway Department delays work to keep traffic flowing to the World's Fair. Route 6 records show the department historically slow to advance improvements, fair or not.
Oil City youths were nabbed by Oil City Franklin and state police after four meters were stolen in Franklin. Suspects Ronald D Attleberger Robert D Anderson John R Shaughnessy all 18 and a 16 year old boy were linked to the thefts and windshield damage. The two 18 year olds pled guilty to larceny and were jailed. the juvenile was released to guardians. Police aimed to charge all with malicious mischief.
The Veterans Administration says it recovers about $225,000 in silver that is lost in film processing and development. For the year ending June 30, $131,950 was reclaimed from film solutions and $135,350 from spent x ray films. The recovered silver is sold to the U S Mint at an average of $15.48 per pound.
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