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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion a West Point graduate who refused Viet Nam service received a light punishment. He was discharged and pay withheld while defending his right to disagree. The piece argues loyalty matters, urges remaining in uniform, and praises the GI who stays and fights for the country.
The discussion centers on whether the United States should maintain easy credit and low interest rates to sustain prosperity or curb speculation and avert a downturn. Forecasters weigh risks of overheating if credit stays loose against hope that growth and employment will continue with adequate spending and investment.
The piece surveys Catholic influence in U S government circles, noting Catholic aides at the White House and the role of Georgetown University in shaping anti Soviet and anti Russian sentiments. It cites Father Walsh and Georgetown's Foreign Service School influencing State Department personnel and Russian education exchanges. It mentions Loyola and Lucia and a Moscow teacher exchange program attracting Soviet educators to study American English methods at Georgetown. The tone contemplates long term shifts in religious influence on policy.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses Federal Reserve Board attitudes to expansion plans and potential consequences if those plans fail to pan out. No clear entities or events identified.
Captain Dan Penn lands Amer Airlines Flight 369 into Cleveland with 68 passengers on board after delaying meals to save time. First Officer Russell and Flight Engineer Smyth report a calm descent as crew manage trays and delays, ending with a soft approach and a quick shutdown.
A mosaic of wartime dispatches reports Chinese troops retaking a gateway near Indo China and American air raids on Japan. Berlin faces food and fuel supply deadlock as Allies weigh withdrawal. Local injuries include Isaac Obert in an acetylene explosion and Ernest Yeager’s crash. Corry hosts a baseball win over Buffalo Harlem Giants. Local notices include property tax strip pickups and a fatal runaway crash. Richard Dawson and Edith Gale announce their marriage.
Paul Kinney of Corry clinched the county singles championship by defeating rivals in the payoff matches of the Girard tournament on Saturday. The victory crowned Kinney as meet champ as county entries dominated the event.
Charitable bequests including stocks bonds real estate or other property are exempt from Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax and Federal Estate Tax if the recipient charity is properly registered with the federal government. Verify registration with the charity and consult its attorney to ensure proper filing as Pennsylvania began this policy about eight years ago.
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