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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
4
An opinion piece argues television wastes potential and mocks Newton Minow by listing dropped programs such as Profiles in Courage and The Bell Telephone Hour, while Peyton Place gains three weekly airings. It laments industry decline and fantasizes a lighter news agenda if standards were stricter.
Hal Boyle offers wry observations on modern life from mail, longevity trends, and odd beliefs. He notes aging lifespans, boredom as a disease, heavy coffee, and cultural quirks from stockings of salmon skin to emerald legends. The piece parodies fads and superstitions with a stream of humorous vignettes.
The article notes secret State Department and Pentagon documents from 1954 recounting US aid to France in Indochina, French resistance to American training, and widespread desertions. It describes rumors of US plans for air strikes and troop deployments, and internal debates among Eisenhower, Ridgway, Dulles, and Radford over direct involvement.
U S Pacific Fleet reports about 3 650 Marines killed or wounded in first 48 hours of Iwo Jima battle with 3 500 enlisted and 150 officers casualties. Third Army seizes 24 towns in Moselle valley and crosses Saar south of Saarburg. Ajax Iron Works workers walk out after a noon meeting. Local selective service calls issued for large pre induction exams. Cpl Salvatore J Consolo wounded in Europe arrives home for further hospitalization. Gray supper at YMCA centers around The Story of Jesus. Lewis Storer service noted. Twin sons born to Clarence and wife in Union City hospital.
John E. Dalton, 62, an economist who helped shape New Deal policy under Franklin D Roosevelt, died Saturday from a heart attack he suffered three days earlier in Berkeley California.
A hint of tacit support from Vice President Nixon appears in a forthcoming column. The piece promises more on the covert jockeying that shaped the present Viet Nam crisis and will be explored in tomorrow's column.
At Hallandale police ball 81 year old John Bishop receives honorary chief badge from Chief Mitchell as Detective Aparicio drives him home in a police car. The event honors his long police service and recalls a career shaped by politics and duty.
The Corry Evening Journal credits George R. Simple as publisher William Eaton as general manager City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin presaroom foreman G T Bergman Production Manager National advertising representative Bottineau Kimball Inc with offices in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia listed for reference.
The text explains that a second marriage by a man already married is bigamous and void. It urges immediate annulment proceedings and warns the innocent party could face criminal bigamy charges if they remarry. Seek legal counsel to take appropriate steps under Pennsylvania law.
Two Corry bankers will join five Erie County participants at the two day Bank Operations Clinic in Philadelphia. Attendees include C Conrad Monroe Harold W Shank H Martin Keppel B L Lake Frank B Beale and C Duane Obert. The program covers bank capital crimes against banks federal income tax and cost analysis in lending.
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