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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the show promotes OEO largesse to dropouts as a trap and warns of a youth culture shaped by loud dancing and punkish attitudes. The writer laments rock era excess, questions future classics, and asks what memories today’s youths will pass to tomorrow.
In a dramatic Pacific theater update, veteran leaders under Gen Douglas MacArthur push toward Balikpapan on oil-rich Borneo as Allied air forces scorch four Japanese cities. Washington confirms James Byrnes as secretary of state, while Air War hero Donald Wharton returns home with honors. Local industry workers Weaver and Wilsted retire with recognition. Corry Merchants clinch a home victory after a late rally at Loveland Field.
Forty years ago residents learned that city playgrounds would be opened to children next Tuesday for supervised summer play. The notice highlights local figures Emma Lamona, John Hickey, Roger Whiteley, and James Sherrick in a page of community updates and regional interest, including Liberia rubber development tied to Will Hines and Harvey Firestone.
Washington lobby battle over the Johnson farm bill centers on bread prices. Maurice Rosenblatt, lobbyist for major baking companies including National Biscuit and Pillsbury, campaigns to defeat the bill, arguing it would raise bread by two cents per loaf. Agriculture officials dispute this, citing limited farm price shifts and higher costs borne by farmers and middlemen. The piece weaves in political history of Lyndon Johnson and fundraising influence in Congress.
Jean Fire Manufacturer has been experimenting with a rubber plantation at the site, pursuing innovative cultivation techniques and potential industrial applications. Details indicate ongoing trials and evaluation of yield prospects and economic viability.
The unexplained absence from a last known residence and no contact for seven years can justify legally declaring a person dead. The presumption is that death occurred seven years after the disappearance.
Jim Bishop reflects on Independence Day in Milwaukee mixing nostalgia with beer lore. He recalls family habits, local breweries, and a wish for safer celebrations, while noting Skyways, parades, Ringling Bros, and a grand fireworks finale anchored by a car ferry. He urges a return to joyful, townbound celebrations honoring liberty.
The passage notes that if a person missing from their usual residence is exposed to a peril of death, a court may infer death occurred within seven years of last being heard from. The presumption is rebuttable by competent, unsatisfactory evidence to the contrary.
More than 1,000 artisans of the American Scientific Glassblowers Society, meeting in San Francisco, say they are happy with their craft except for a single problem. Glassblowing makes you hic cup.
Silver producers say US coinage cuts will only delay a price rise. They forecast a possible move above 1.30 per ounce as demand from electronics and aerospace grows while mining lags, and note many deposits, including Idaho's Coeur d Alene district, rely on higher prices to restart low yield ore production. The debate centers on coinage changes and the Treasury's silver stock and sales.
A poll cited by the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Pittsburgh indicates 83 percent of Western Pennsylvania industries oppose a proposed Lake Erie Ohio River canal, the chamber said yesterday.
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