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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
4
The editorial criticizes a 15 month postponement of an involuntary manslaughter case in Erie County tied to a defense request to review medical records. It contends the continuance reflects a deliberate stall tactic, noting a light court docket and questioning the necessity of delaying evidence. The piece cites past delays by a local attorney and questions the fairness of such tactics.
Lt. Tom Mineau describes carrier landings in the South China Sea where modern electronics guide pilots to a four degree glide slope. The Lens device and arcing lights control height to within two feet of the deck while speeds reach 150 mph, with deadly risk if misjudged.
President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey signed a mutual understanding letter stating the VP would take over if the President becomes incapacitated. Filed January 20, the arrangement aims to prevent government paralysis similar to Wilson's era, with earlier debates during Eisenhower's heart attack noted.
Veo Boozel has accepted a teaching position at the Baptist School of the Bible in Cleveland Ohio for the coming semester. He is a graduate of Practical Bible School Binghamton and Cedarville College Ohio. He left last Friday to begin duties. The report also notes several local social visits and a weekend ice storm disrupting electric and telephone service.
New policy aims to use quick tax cuts and rapid spending if unemployment rises to keep prosperity permanent. President, advisers, and Congress weigh deficits, with 1964 cited as evidence the approach could avert downturns despite signs of overheating and imbalances in international payments.
James Andrews 60, a painter for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., plunged 60 feet while working on a blast furnace at Campbell Works. He fell from a scaffold, struck a trestle 40 feet down, and tumbled 20 feet to the ground.
The piece argues that even with prosperity in January, U S conditions show strain with rising unemployment claims and widespread help wanted ads. It cites Berkeley County West Virginia school closures for deer hunting, and profiles the Rusimovic family of six in New Jersey and New York City saving for a candy store in the United States.
Paul Harvey reflects on a generation’s ambition and the economy. He argues Americans have grown complacent, the nation’s prosperity is fragile, and political choices hinge on convincing people to return to effort and productive work. The piece critiques Johnson era policy and the need to avoid free lunches.
Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant 83 longtime essayist and poet Robert Frost authorized biographer died yesterday in New York. She chronicled New Mexico Pueblo Indians and authored numerous literary portraits.
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