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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
4
Our opinion warns that a 4.8 billion deficit despite a strong economy signals danger. Tax cuts reduce revenue while red ink grows, risking recession and hardship for the average worker who bears the cost. The piece questions policy and urges caution for ordinary taxpayers.
SAM DAWSON reports rising tax burdens across levels of government. Federal receipts grew with more earners and higher income despite tax cuts, while state and local taxes surged due to new levies and higher rates, swelling per capita costs and overall collections.
In Concord Massachusetts a small truck fire involving four elephants from the Clyde Beatty Cole Bros Circus caused a brief scare. Firefighters cooled the blaze in the wheel area and freed the elephants once the flames were out.
Paul Harvey notes that a multiplicity of parties is inevitable yet undesirable. He argues Goldwater voters dislike welfare statism and may abandon Republicans or Democrats for splinter groups if neither major party offers a satisfactory platform. He urges preserving a two party system despite divisions and warns against destabilizing third party options.
Drew Pearson reports on a joint conference committee sparring over tobacco advertising rules. Senators and congressmen traded positions behind closed doors, with Walter Rovers and Horace Kornegay among spokesmen for the industry. After two days, a three and a half year moratorium on FTC regulation of cigarette ads was agreed, despite public interest and protests from Sen. Maurine Neuberger.
The debate centers on whether the health warning must appear on the side of cigarette packs or can be placed anywhere as long as conspicuous. Kornegay until the end resisted but finally yielded, citing defense of his chairman. Powell, chairman of the Education and Labor Committee, pushed major Great Society bills including Aid to Education and Higher Education Act, while skipping Geneva and Paris trips to Geneva and Paris to advance legislation.
County officials faced criticism from City Council President Joseph Robie over a mismanaged joint meeting. Only one councilman received invitations, arriving too late for attendance. Councilman Richard P. F. Scheffer said he had heard of the meeting beforehand but the invitation arrived after it had occurred, leaving him unable to attend.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George B. Sample General Manager William Raton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and others. It notes Associated Press republication rights and early 20th century mailing details rates and display deadlines.
County Civil Defense head David Parmenter reports a disputed contract likely to be resolved soon with about ten thousand dollars in federal matching funds expected this year. Commissioners Hiller and Lamberton discussed the delay amid talks with State Civil Service Commission officials.
Katherine L. Wareham, 47, was killed when a car struck a tractor-trailer on Route 30 near Bedford. Her sons Andrew, 14, and Harry, 19, were injured and listed in fair condition at Bedford Memorial Hospital.
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes proposed a Lake Erie crossing with a study to judge traffic viability and cost. Democratic foe A G Lancione criticized the plan as a cover for highway failures and questioned feasibility. Ontario officials voiced surprise at the lack of consultation.
A two car crash on Route 8 about 40 miles south of Butler killed 8 year old Thomas E. Trimbur of Butler and injured three adults. The accident involved local residents and occurred yesterday in Butler County.
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