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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1965
Page
4
The column critiques Hollywood stars and folk singers as fashion and persona symbols. It argues many lack talent, noting beauty dominates image in films and music. It complains modern shows resemble demonstrations and questions the value of current talent.
News from August 6 1945 reports American air crews dropping an atomic bomb on Hiroshima with immense blast power and strategic bombing of four more Nippon targets. Also announced are local officials and personnel changes including Rolland M. Dearing named superintendent of Corry Hospital and James Lewis leaving for Indianapolis. Fourteen other items cover local business, sports, and births from 1925.
Public notice outlines subscription costs for Corry Pennsylvania newspaper and mentions advertising deadlines. It lists annual and weekly rates and indicates mail handling details for the Corry Evening Journal. The text also notes delivery and advertising terms in a brief, service-oriented notice.
Drew Pearson reports that dummy SAM sites near Hanoi may have been planted by China to provoke a U S Soviet crisis. The piece suggests real missiles were moved to safety while dummy launches drew American planes low into vulnerable fire.
Washington AP reports the Treasury weighs extending Secret Service protection for Mrs John Kennedy to four years. Current two year authorization expires in December amid consideration of safeguarding widows of presidents. House For Sale Look in the Classifieds.
The text explains liquor service to minors in restaurants. It notes that serving liquor to minor patrons is permissible in many restaurants, but the Liquor Code restricts access for minors unless accompanied by parents or guardians or under proper supervision.
The University of Pittsburgh at Titusville expects more than 200 students this fall, up from about 150 last year. Dr. Joe M. Ball said 147 freshmen have paid deposits, with more applications pending. He anticipates additional sophomores and up to ten summer session students joining. The campus aims to break even financially and meet a 140-student dormitory guarantee.
Erie and Corry banks boosted savings interest to four percent for deposits of 25 and up, prompting speculation of future loan rate increases. First National Bank president Charles Heimberger cited Federal Reserve directives as allowing the move and noted banks may raise loan rates to fund higher deposit costs. He contrasted bank funding with building and loan firms, which pay higher yields while banks hold 3.5 percent.
The Navy is expanding its involvement in Vietnam with about 32,000 personnel connected to the effort. U S destroyers and cruisers opened fire on suspected Viet Cong targets three months ago and Navy guns have boomed on about 130 missions. Twenty five ships patrol outer waters as men and arms are sought by sea surveillance and coast patrols.
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