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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1964
Page
4
Our Opinion endorses the Community Work and Training program as a practical welfare reform. The piece highlights Union City's use of no work no relief, showing how CWT motivates recipients to seek jobs, distinguishes willing workers from chronic reliefer, and praises the program's potential to reduce welfare costs and raise morale.
Newsfronts report the American First Army pressuring St Lo and Lesay in western Normandy after liberating towns and territory. An isolated Japanese army builds a new offensive on New Guinea. A Corry patrol reward for a panther sighting rises to 35 dollars, with local donations totaling 266 pints for a blood drive. Canteen service aids servicemen arriving by train, and a glider raid over Corry attracts attention as four local baseball fans catch the map.
In San Francisco Democrats cheer at the prospect of Bill Miller becoming a GOP vice presidential nominee. They cite his Dixiecrat threats against civil rights bills, his ties to private utilities, and ongoing influence on Capitol Hill. The piece ties Miller to jukebox lobbyists, a $73 million appropriation, and a pattern of political maneuvering alongside figures like Goldwater and Scranton as Laird and Morton shape the intraparty scramble.
A reflective column surveys suicide motives and responses across the United States. It describes Rescue Inc in Boston and Father Kenneth Murphy’s efforts, notes celebrity cases, and urges psychotherapy and family vigilance as key preventive measures.
The article notes institutional investors now own about 20 percent of U.S. stocks and 8 percent of corporate bonds, with potential to double equity control. It cites NYSE findings on how institutions may influence corporate policy, mainly through informal discussions and selective selling, as savings funds swell and markets attract money.
Question and answer discuss whether Pennsylvania has an auto accident no fault or pool system like New Jersey. The response explains Pennsylvania lacks a similar pool and instead offers for insurance companies to provide preferred risk insurance by covering a portion of applicants with bad records under state rules.
Commonwealth seeks broader auto insurance to reduce losses from uninsured motorists. The effort envisions wider protection for drivers facing uninsured claims and aims to lower financial risk for motorists and the state.
The Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion opens its 46th convention in Philadelphia with delegate registrations and an executive session. Gen Mark W Clark, World War II commander and Citadel president, will address the gathering on Thursday night. More than 6,000 legionnaires are expected to attend.
Hussein Ala a former Iranian premier who served twice and diplomat died at his Tehran area home from pneumonia at age 79. He also held the post of ambassador to Washington during a lengthy political career spanning 17 years.
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