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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1965
Page
4
Our Nation faces a 1965 budget strain as officials contemplate lodging and related costs for a small number of Medal of Honor recipients attending the presidential inauguration. The piece defends honoring heroes while lamenting taxpayer burdens and public attitudes toward soldiers.
American infantry and tanks advanced toward Laroche Belgium in heavy snow as two miles separated them from the town. American and British units held firm in the Ardennes wedge against the enemy in frigid weather. Superforts and carrier planes supported MacArthur in the Philippines as Tokyo radio warned invasion remained imminent. Rotary Club announced a Twelfth Night burning at the former East Washington street grounds. St Edward’s beat Sacred Heart 30 to 36 after a Grady afternoon trip. Danny Dyckes and Toots Hyots each had 10 for Joe Barresi. Nick Bogdan, a noted official, showed a steady DOL this season amid a busy schedule. Frank P Blair Jr. died at Corry Hospital after six days with blood poisoning. The Presbyterian Young Men’s Bible Class recently organized under Rev. D. A. Martin. Scout Executive M. J. Rich arranged tomorrow’s hike west of the city with a dinner in the woods. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Waller Auer a son Robert Lambop on January 7.
The item notes GM Simmons of this city and an ember of the aviards at five Warren Poultry in a 1928 January clipping.
The Journal will no longer publish letters with the writer’s name and address included. Opinions in letters will not be assumed as the Journal’s.
Drew Pearson recounts Lloyd Alli son III, a Nazi supporter known for disruptions from the House chamber to the Nazi barracks across the Potomac. He paid fines totaling 40 dollars for disorderly conduct while rock-energized by George Lincoln Rockwell. The report contrasts his treatment with jail threats facing two Women’s Strike for Peace members.
In a secret Republican caucus a vote count for the Halleck Ford showdown produced 241 votes from 140 present amid speculation of double ballots. Catharine May and assistants repeated counts, later showing 72 68 for Ford then 73 67 after a second ballot. Authorities search for the culprit. Union City livestock sale listings follow with hogs sows and calves prices.
Paul Harvey argues Johnson’s domestic leadership shines but foreign policy falters. He warns of backfiring aid in Egypt and Congo, growing anti US sentiment in the UN, rising Soviet influence, and fragile Western alliances amid 100 nation aid and 30 plus military deployments.
A rambling Corry column highlights Hazel Merker’s 25 years as city secretary to the city engineer and deputy finance director, a college student’s breakfast mishap with pre mixed Screwdrivers, a doe that shattered school windows, local civic projects near Mead Park, a Coast Guard cutter’s missions, and community updates on local business, roadwork, and political appointments.
A fragment argues that State Secretary Rusk may be sacrificed and President Johnson might retreat from certain foreign interventions. It suggests reducing aid to perceived dictators and returning to a limited Western role, echoing Churchill’s “western Gibraltar” concept and calling for prior support to stop harming allies.
An advertising note lists Bottinekel Eiall Inc at 485 Fifth Avenue New York and Michigan Square Building Chicago with other city addresses. It states AP holds exclusive local news rights and outlines mailing and carrier rates and display deadline details.
Craig Hyer and Ned Johnston of Prudential Insurance qualified for the Regional Business Conference in Mideni Beach Florida after leading local service. They expanded retirement and hospitalization coverage, generating over 200000 in protection and serving as Corry branch leaders with regional duties.
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