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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion Thanks, Bob And Abe the piece endorses government safety spending and Chrysler support while urging automakers to take responsibility. It scolds Detroit for prioritizing speed and power, noting high prices carry a duty to provide real safety features and highway design shortcomings.
In Da Nang, Hal Boyle profiles Nguyen Van Hon a Vietnamese ranger and battlefront interpreter. He explains fighting for country and family amid VC threats, sharing a personal history of loss and loyalty while detailing earnings and living costs.
A person who dies in a Veterans Hospital must have an estate administered. The hospital’s claims are debts in the estate. If there is a will, the estate is distributed per its terms. Without a will, interstate laws apply, and siblings only obtain if no spouse, children, grandchildren, mother or father survive.
Profiles Leonard Marks chosen to head the U S Information Agency, noting his long advocacy for educational television and international outreach in Samoa and the Pacific. Also mentions his role with Communications Satellite Corp and Mrs Johnson properties, and Johnson Magnuson credit for the educational TV bill.
William J. Rogers aged 82 and his wife Pearl Rogers aged 75 are in Oil City Hospital with broken hips. Both in good condition. Mrs Rogers had surgery after a fall at home Tuesday evening. Mr Rogers admitted Wednesday after a fall in their home.
Congress passes a bill requiring health warnings on all cigarette packs. The Federal Trade Commission is barred from forcing warnings on cigarette ads by the tobacco industry.
A speaker laments lawn grass, claiming it supports soil and food chains, resents neglect, and endures chores from watering to mowing. It argues grass is essential, describing its role in soil, cereal lineage, and the daily grind of human care, urging appreciation.
Reported World War II era notes mix tense talks between leaders in secrecy with a humorous grass lover’s monologue on lawns and lawn care. Guam naval actions show heavy bombardment and weather cited for withdrawals. A veteran, Frank H. Lawson, returns with 122 points and 51 missions. Lawrence Airport hosts another Piper Cub as four local fliers form a nonprofit to operate the aircraft.
On Findley Lake road last night Sam Bell of this city drove a Studebaker touring car into the ditch to avoid a collision with another auto. Albert Sweet accompanied him. F. M. Rich of West Smith Street was honored at a birthday party at his home. Brick layers for the Keystone.
Corry’s horseshoe tossers trounced the Erie flingers last night 15 to 9 in a 24 game set at the Journal courts. Also reported death of Rev. George Lowes former Corry minister in Toronto Ont and notes on local telegraph offices and railroad damage settlements near Concord in May.
Rector Frank Johnson backed employment benefits for the institution as YMCA Warren General Hospital and other agencies reported interest. The biweek simmer program would pay about 1.25 dollars an hour with federal funds for two years, then 50 percent thereafter if continued. Mead warned taxpayers fund the scheme at any level, while County Commissioner D H Lay leads the new Secondchance Opportunity Council backing the effort.
The paper lists staff positions including publisher George a, central manager Willa Eslon, advertising manager John McLaurniin, and production manager Bergman. It notes AP News exclusive rights, postal filing, and annual rates 13.00 by mail and 0.50 per copy by carrier. Advertising rates are available on request. display deadlines are 8 am prior publication date.
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