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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
2
Florida voters have long backed the right to work and oppose repealing Section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley. Letters to Sen. Dirksen flood his office as critics charge the President with conflicting civil rights positions while pushing to preserve the labor free choice. The battle over repeal is framed as a historic, fundamental issue.
New York AP reports that U.S. executives worry the wartime spending and rising raw material costs could push the economy to overheat. They fear wages and prices may chase each other upward unless the wage price line is held. President Johnson favors restraint over interest rate brakes. Labor urged to hold down wages while production costs rise.
President Truman asked Congress to create a fact finding board to propose solutions for labor disputes in nationwide industries and to ban strikes or lockouts during federal review. Openings include automobile sector tensions and other postwar strikes. Also notes a narrow asphyxiation incident at 43 Chestnut Street and opening day deer harvests by local hunters. A gospel preacher will occupy the Grand Theatre stage all week, and Corry Board of Education announces two new directors alongside ongoing members.
40 Years Ago December 3 1925 reports Lyceum lovers greeted by Jess Pugh the humorist at the high school auditorium next Monday. Mr and Mrs W E Cady return from Florida after accident while in Savannah. Keystones crush Warren Nameless 50 21 in New York Penn League opener with Main Rich scoring 18 for Corry. Miss Gladys May Spencer dies after long illness. Frederick W Parkhurst assists with salvage at the S51 submarine sinking off Newport.
Highlights include George Gershwin premiering Concerto in F at Carnegie Hall in 1925, Illinois statehood in 1818, Mary Baker Eddy’s death in 1910, Wilson's 1817 Hungary policy, FDR’s 1941 lend lease to Turkey, and 1985 Arab League boycott plans. Also commentary on inflation controls and Viet Nam war impact.
In February 1922 at Versailles prison the infamous Bluebeard Henri Landru faced a sensational trial. Anatole Deibler oversaw the execution of Landru who boasted about slaying 283 women, while crowds strained for a glimpse as the blade fell at dawn.
New York AP reports networks outline space coverage with Cape Kennedy launches in a lean week. NBC uses split screen for rocket pad with football game, while ABC CBS plan early coverage and crawl bulletins on evolving capsule rendezvous. Danny Thomas, Secret Agent and Slattery’s People shifts mark the schedule.
A bank named coexecutors typically receive two thirds of the fee due to prior agreements with the other executor or the testator’s prior arrangement. An unwilling coexecutor may demand half the fee in exchange for doing half the work and has the legal right to it. If the bank is dissatisfied, it may resign or renounce.
The article analyzes the Viet Nam conflict as the U S buildup nears 300,000 troops in the South, with rising casualties. It details Viet Cong strength, North Vietnamese forces, and possible Red China involvement while noting political implications for the 1965 campaign and the war’s shifting international dynamics.
A new medical approach uses concentrated gamma globulin with anti RH to the mother after first birth. Administered to prevent RH factor buildup, it could make erythroblastosis in infancy preventable. Trials span five centers in the United States and England with careful pregnancy monitoring.
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