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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion asserts President Johnson often acts to save taxpayer money yet warns real savings require tackling military spending and ending wasteful programs. The piece commends his small economies while calling for tougher measures and a lean government across sectors.
Hal Boyle portrays 1964 resolutions as humorous overreach. He suggests not overhauling life at once but modestly trimming faults and avoiding self denial. The piece blends wit with a warning that sudden perfection alienates the self.
Paul Harvey argues against enforcing a single southern stereotype. He asserts Dixie dialects are diverse and valid, defending regional speech against censorship. He says Southern pride rests on individualism and the right to be different.
Drew Pearson profiles a cross section of citizens who aided the country in 1983. Charlie Kohen, a Georgetown dealer, donated rare artifacts to the Smithsonian and Library of Congress, while New York Central Railroad hosted a Mental Health Ball at Grand Central to raise funds and close traffic for charity. The piece notes the Reuther brothers aided Bolivian hostages and praises Recording for the Blind. It closes with tributes to veterans leader William Stern, Fargo native and Northwest Airlines director, who died at 77.
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A Convair jet with 71 people aboard veered off landing gear and skidded to rest on a wingtip on a Boston runway. None of the 68 passengers and crew were injured. Airline officials said damage was minor and that delays occurred after stops in Chicago and New York.
In Spraggs, Pennsylvania, Oscar Price 69 Ethel Price 69 and granddaughter Daisy Louise 9 died from gas fumes blamed on a faulty heater. Herbert Gump 13 survived in critical condition after being found near the bathroom. the victims were grandchildren living with Mr and Mrs Fred Gump of Greensboro. Neighbor Fred Wade found them after no one was seen for two days.
President Johnson plans to nominate Edwin M. Martin a veteran Foreign Service officer as ambassador to Argentina. The 55 year old Dayton Ohio native will succeed Robert McClintock who is expected to be moved to another post in the near future, the White House announced yesterday.
Industrial experts expect more business this year and higher purchases for materials and services to support growth. Yet they vow tight control on inventories and costs, forecasting higher material prices and selective pass through rather than stockpiling.
Gus Brickner a 51 year old river swimmer braved 30 degree air and icy Monongahela waters with three fellow cold weather swimmers in downtown Pittsburgh near New Years Day. Elizabeth Nichols David Nichols and Merle F Smith Jr joined him in the river splash as light snow fell. Aurora Walker a 58 year old Mexico City movie industry pioneer and veteran of stage radio and television died yesterday apparently of a heart attack.
An old Corry Journal masthead lists staff roles including publisher George R. Sample general manager Wiliam Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager Tobn McLaughlin with production and art details. It notes Associated Press rights and postal status plus subscription and advertising terms.
The readable text shows a disjointed local notice mentioning people and a social event. It references an employer and employees, a gift, a program, and a scheduled session around an evening hour. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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