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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1965
Page
2
Russell Sheesley, veteran superintendent of the State Highway Department's central sign shop in Harrisburg, conserved 29 863 aluminum sign blanks condemned for route markers. He cut them into smaller station marker signs, saving about 50000 dollars and proving thrift in government.
Jim Bishop reports a couple facing hardship who are helped by an airline and friends. Mary Folley, with frail health, travels with John to Florida in a generous charity effort, then returns to a kept home where he assists her daily in dressing and care. The anecdote highlights caregiving and unexpected kindness.
MOSCOW reports the foreign ministers of the United States Soviet Russia and Great Britain reached agreement on the atomic question at the end of a three power conference. They also agreed on a four power rule for Japan. The report notes Byrnes disclosed the accord.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the United States is constructing massive long term bases in South Viet Nam and Thailand, planning 20 to 30 year occupations. He notes inflation at home, farmer hardships, and potential political shifts as Republicans spark debate over Johnson’s war policy.
A Pennsylvania legal note explains that divorce cannot be automatic or by mutual agreement. A two year separation without cause may allow faultless desertion grounds, but in practice couples often decide which spouse will file. The piece critiques this and urges law change.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its Associated Press content for republication and notes subscription rates. It shows mail and carrier pricing, with annual and per-copy options and delivery terms for subscribers.
A collage of short items from Hal Boyle's Americana features quirky notes on world holidays, aging, economics, and culture. It includes pithy trivia on coal history, Indian economic status, presidents who played music, and humorous medical and folk beliefs.
Events on this date include the 1944 Bas Tog ne rescue in Belgium and Washington earning dictatorial powers for six months in 1776. Other notes cover the 1948 New Haven Railroad entering New York City, Wilson at Buckingham Palace in 1918, and other 20th century milestones.
Letters to THE JOURNAL require the writer name and address for publication and readers should note that opinions in letters are not necessarily those of THE JOURNAL. The policy governs which letters appear in the LETTERS column and states publication considerations.
Segments discuss Vincent's disease trench mouth not venereal with causes like poor dental hygiene and vitamin deficiencies. Thyroid overactivity testing including basal metabolism and proteinbound iodine. The battered child problem cited with calls for justice and protection, plus reader questions addressed by Dr Coleman via mail.
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