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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
4
An Our Opinion piece argues there are two budgets in effect. One is the headline annual appropriation, the other is long term spending authority totaling billions not disbursed in a single year. By 1985 unused authority could exceed $90 billion, underscoring the need for fiscal restraint to reduce debt and preserve dollar value.
A Cherryvale Kansas Republican letter criticizes drivers who turn right from the left lane as careless and reckless, arguing this behavior contradicts the caller’s own label for such drivers. The brief opinion cautions about improper lane use and social perception.
Hal Boyle argues two retirement views divide the business elite and middle managers. Early fixation breeds misdirected zeal, while delaying living leads to a gray, hollow existence. He warns against mortgageing life for a future at 65, urging sensible planning and present living.
A father may petition to modify a child support order if circumstances surrounding the order change. Merely that the former wife remarries does not by itself justify altering the amount, since support is based on the children's needs and the father’s ability to pay. A modification could be sought, but a reduction solely due to remarrying is doubtful. APPEAL CONVICTION Pittsburgh lawyers plan to appeal George Schmidt’s first degree murder conviction in the burglary slaying of a night watchman, challenging the admissibility of his written statement with a tape recording.
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Drew Pearson relays a presidential appeal urging Americans to travel domestically rather than abroad, noting a $1.7 billion annual drain to Europe. He praises California scenery from deserts to coastlines, Palm Springs, Fresno, and Sacramento, and highlights efforts to salvage beauty in service stations, Disneyland, and Marineland while suggesting Khrushchev visit now that the president is retired.
A defense secretary decision on extending or ending the draft looms for April with supporters arguing the draft sustains deferments and marriage trends, while critics like Senator Gaylord Nelson urge abolition as wasted, regressive policy. Comparisons to Britain’s 1957 end of conscription frame the debate amid broader social costs and questions of national security.
In a dramatic 9 hour attack, over 1500 American carrier planes bombarded Japan from Guam and swarmed within 300 miles of the Japanese coast as the great Allied fleet hunted unseen in the Pacific. The day included massive bomber flights over Japan and a tense air battle to strike Tokyo.
Hold services for Albert W. Willis were held yesterday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. James W. Miller officiating. Burial followed at Clymer Cemetery. Bearers included Paul Craker Louie Landy John Willis James Willis Harold Scout and Richard Anderson. Attendees from away came from Jamestown Ashville N Y and Clymer including Mr and Mrs Louie Landy Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson Mr and Mrs Lester Hanks and Mr and Mrs Ervin Palmer.
The Securities and Exchange Commission moves wholesale quotations for 1300 unlisted issues while 35000 regional trades keep old retail rules. NASD warns small dealers may be edged out as investors seek lowest commissions and big houses gain. The dispute on who profits from the switch remains unresolved.
Two state officials were discharged after a hearing on bribery and conspiracy charges linked to a $1,000 shakedown of a Bucks County contractor. The hearing found no prima facie case against Joseph L. Fox and George A. Rickert, both suspended. witness Worthington testified Fox offered to reduce $10,000+ in taxes to $1,500 for a payment.
Alexander Sandy Maclvor a 48 year old Republican and former Erie County Voter Registrar will file a petition to run for prothonotary in the May 1 primary. He served 12 years as Voter Registrar until January 1964 Democrats took county admin. WWII combat infantry officer in Normandy earned Purple Heart. NASD to start wholesale quotations February 15 and SEC proposals push disclosures for large over the counter issues.
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