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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
4
Opinion piece notes rising public resentment toward obscene novels and cautions against censorship boomerang. It cites Harborcreek school board removing three titles, Waterford parents defending Catcher in the Rye, a district attorney case over pornographic material, and a warning that broad bans could harm readers while urging sensible, lawful action.
A question about blind pension eligibility notes that a blind person’s status to receive pension depends on vision level and assets. It discusses whether ownership of a home a bank account and Social Security affect eligibility. The text outlines how real and personal property and net income influence pension qualifications.
Pittsburgh hosts the Pennsylvania Bakers annual convention with a three foot square replica of North Side Stadium to be shown tomorrow Sunday and Monday as a feature of the event.
Hal Boyle reports Pearl S Buck, renowned author and head of the Pearl S Buck Foundation, balances writing and film work with a modest life in Pennsylvania. She speaks about personal philosophy and her mission to aid 300,000 Amerasian children, while embracing new studies and four forthcoming books. Buck, mother to a handicapped child and adoptive parent to nine more, values self respect and love in every relationship.
Nassau notes a transformation as Sir Stafford Sands drives a tourist boom. From 45,371 visitors fifteen years ago to 605,171 last year, the Bahamas pivots to scenery driven economy with no income tax, lowered inheritance tax, cruise liners, and new air links. Local fisherfolk and British colonial legacy shape a nation courting travelers while preserving fishing lifeblood.
Twenty years ago MacArthur's forces seized Tuzon Tarlac and nearby airfields about 65 air miles from Manila as smoke and ruin marked the headquarters area. Two men died and another remained critically injured at Corry Hospital after a fire destroyed a boarding camp house on the Peterson Nollinger timber tract northwest of the city. Victims were Frank Widmer and Frank Stancie, both 62 from Sheffield. Corry High School won its third straight Erie County Class A game, beating Union City 63 9 before a large home crowd.
40 Years Ago item notes a Keystones basketball defeat 37 22 at State Armory to the Ohioans. Meanwhile Corry mourns Robert Heerlein former city treasurer who died in Vandergrift. John A Shields Sr is confined at home after a work injury at Climax Mfg Co. Boy Scout troop organization in churches is delayed pending elections. Next Saturday plans include another hike skiings and games for youths. J Roscoe Dearing of Corry named journal clerk in the State Senate in Harrisburg.
Warren County Commissioner Blaine Mead again failed to dissolve the county planning commission after a Tuesday night meeting. He argued for restructuring citing planning costs, while supporters led by Commissioner Lewis Crippen defended the group. The board approved 75000 liquid fuels funds to towns and appointed James Mazzu to a War on Poverty committee as budget talks continue in executive sessions.
Final rites for Mrs Mae Goodwill were held yesterday afternoon at the H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg. Rev Samuel Braley pastor of the Spartansburg Methodist Church officiated and interment was made in Woodlawn Cemetery, Sparta Township. Bearers were Leo Burliffgame William Scouten Gordon Fralick Keith Fralick Willis Northrop and Philip Northrop.
Washington report outlines Hubert Humphreys daily role for LBJ as he tackles Civil Rights enforcement, Anti Poverty coordination, and farm subsidy reform. It notes a looming $1.742 billion Agriculture Department supplemental and Humphreys plan to scale price supports to favor small farmers while trimming big subsidies. The piece highlights Johnson’s urgent, ends with his morning greeting: What have you done.
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