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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
4
The piece tells of a family vacation that ends without incident, contrasting the joy of four liveful days with the reminder that safe driving keeps headlines from being written. It emphasizes common sense over dramatic wrecks and notes safety as the true, quiet story behind happy endings.
A quotation from The Adams Jefferson County Journal notes that firmness in oneself can be perceived as stubbornness in others, highlighting differing viewpoints on resolve and character.
Jim Bishop surveys laughter as a human trait from Darwin to Chaplin and Fields. He cites cases of infectious laughter from Porter and Tsien, notes how humor eases social tension, and contrasts child and elderly responses.
Readers are advised that letters addressed to the Journal Willo must include the writer’s name and address to be published. Opinions expressed are those of the writers and not the Journal.
Drew Pearson traces eighteen years of Western aid to South Vietnam under France the United States and later. He notes rising costs and limited gains with multiple presidents promising victory while Vietnam remains unstable. The piece highlights bipartisan policy failures and rising calls to shift toward humanitarian aid or UN involvement.
Twenty years ago December reports say Third Army tanks and infantry fought to enlarge their hold along the Siegfried Line across the Saar River toward the Saarlouis bridge after defeating organized resistance in much of the industrial city. Saipan bombings by American Superfortresses continued as Tokyo plans faltered in wake of raids. Corry resident and industrialist Franke N Anes died suddenly at his West Smith Street home. A Beaverdam potato storage barn near the Lynn Sill property burned, cause undetermined. The Corry Baseball Club posted a 1944 season profit of 112.4 dollars as per its financial statement filed by Walter Ross.
President Johnson asks businessmen and bankers to support growth with selective rate changes, more government spending, and controlled inflation. The plan seeks to avoid broad rate hikes that could hurt confidence while ensuring funds remain available for expansion. The First National Bank of Boston halted a rate rise, signaling caution amid debt-financed growth.
Q a 2 person buys a lot in a new development. Is it the purchaser or the developer who must ensure the lot is surveyed and properly staked? Normally the sale agreement assigns this task to the developer, unless stated otherwise. The burden would fall on the seller if no express clause exists, ensuring the deed can be prepared with an accurate description.
A farmer near Clymer attacked his wife and five year old daughter with an iron claiming fear of losing her to return south. He then fired a shot into his brain and burned the barn before dying. Roy Leslie, lineman, injured after a fall from a pole at Liberty street and Pennsylvania avenue. City weighs Armory rental costs and mulls building a Community House. Keystones defeat Erie County Electrics 39 to 26 in a fast paced basketball game.
Carol Zord a 22 year old teacher and daughter of a state representative elect was found unconscious in a downtown Pittsburgh garage Thursday with severe head injuries including two black eyes. She told police a man about 30 followed from the fifth floor and slugged her while she held the door. Police said she was not molested or robbed. Miss Zord teaches at an elementary school in Mount Lebanon. Her father is Joseph V. Zord.
Erie detectives arrested 35 year old Jimmy Nelson in an eastside barber shop on a charge of selling numbers tickets. Detectives found about six slips and around $2 in cash on Nelson. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before Alderman Merchie Calsbyese and was released on $500 bond pending December 17 hearing.
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