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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
2
Franklin News-Herald argues editorials let newspapers reveal stance and spur independent thought. Editorial pages act as community conscience, guiding action and warning against exploitation while preserving city vitality.
Hal Boyle lists book options for Christmas gift giving with titles by Lyndon B. Johnson Robert McNamara and others. The column Playfully suggests choosing books even if the friend has one and notes some pricey volumes and famous names.
Corry dated December 20 1845 reports draft changes for fathers and reduced point scores for Army and Navy. Obituary for A C Sandburg age 70 at Corry Hospital. First nylons sold at Murphy's, 14 dozen on sale. Local seeks $500 Wilkinson murder reward. Flanigan and Mrs McCloskey among applicants. Mrs Elizabeth Boutwell dies at 63 after injury. Christmas lights delayed due to tree climber vacancy. Snowfall of six to eight inches threatens highway travel. Corr Jamestown office hosts canes event. Clarice Ella to wed Charles Hughes Jan 6. Corry High School suffers sixth straight loss 25 23 to Eric Strong Vincent. Fox and Dyckes lead with eight and seven. Deer pool by Red and … Club allocates meat to the needy. Patterson described as hunter in East Street area.
This date marks events from 1700 with the first successful cotton mill in America in Pawtucket Rhode Island to 1993 secession discussions in the Union and Soviet republics. Notable notes include Ernest King named commander in chief of the U.S. fleet in 1941 and B 29 raids in 1945.
Jim Bishop recalls a Toronto drive with Senator Smith and his wife, noting her modest staff and politeness. Smith discusses touring Maine towns and warns against relying on daily mail polls while stressing equal rights up to a point.
Washington dispatch reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Johnson discuss two key crises. The effort to settle Vietnam dominates, while a potential African conflict looms as Rhodesia faces pressure from African nations and rebellion among whites. Johnson's backing strengthens Wilson as both leaders face political constraints.
The AP analysis notes growing consumer and government demand could meet the expanding output but warn of a pinch if supply cannot keep pace. Morgan Guaranty Trust reports labor force growth and job gains in 1965, with 1.7 million more jobs and 1.9 million more workers, yet warns newcomers may not absorb all new entrants and skilled labor may lag, risking slower expansion despite policy efforts.
Dr Coleman discusses measles vaccines and German measles as distinct conditions and urges universal vaccination. He notes vaccines for German measles may follow from measles virus research and warns about weight loss with water pills. He explains drug side effects, allergy testing, and the value of X rays for chest health.
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