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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
4
This opinion piece laments the erosion of local school board power under rising federal and state control. It argues boards cannot even build a new school without state compliance and fears teachers unions may erode local autonomy through collective bargaining. The author warns of a future rubber stamp politics and the loss of an American institution.
Twenty years ago on July 17 1905 reports described a massive two day operation over northern Japan with American carrier planes destroying or disabling 374 Japanese vessels and 129 locomotives while 1300 allied aircraft bombed the Tokyo area. In the same era local notes mention the shooting death of Wendell McKinney Irvine Forge outfielder by his wife in Youngsville and various community incidents from Wrightsville to New York City including ladders collapses and a church wedding in St Brent Ban’s Church.
Mexico City's tourism plan aims to attract more travelers from the United States and Canada. The Tourism Council president says the current share is about 12 to 15 percent, with most tourists coming from Wallen on the western side of the country.
The piece links President Jalison’s daughter Luci baptism to church procedure and cites Bundy on Vietnam policy. Bundy testifies privately he believes the U S can endure Viet Cong attacks through the monsoon season and hints at strengthened forces. Moyers recalls the monsoon ends in late October.
Discussion on locating a missing ram behind in support of a child and the role of the Domestic Relations Office and Missing Person Bureau. Notes on public assistance reliance when fathers remain unfound. Includes quoted remarks on Vietnam era policy and Gen Maxwell Taylor’s Saigon departure.
Presidents Charles de Gaulle of France and Giuseppe Saragat of Italy inaugurated the Mont Blanc highway tunnel linking Paris and Rome. They cut ribbons in national colors at Chamonix and drove through the 7.2 mile underground roadway, with a luncheon at the Italian end. Public access will wait three days for police and customs posts to be finished.
A battery operated toothbrush inside a suitcase triggered a scare at Newark Airport. Luggage handlers heard a whirring sound and police opened the bag with rope. The device was harmless, the batteries removed, and the bag was repacked before flight 4010 to Miami departed.
The Corry Evening Journal printer details list publisher George R. Sample and staff, with advertising rates, mail subscriptions, and filing deadlines. The page notes city address on West South Street, billing terms set at $13.00 per year by mail in advance, with 5 cent per copy price and 10 cent weekly rate, plus daily publication deadline at 9 a.m. for display ads.
Henry recalls jungle nights in Quang Ngai with Marines, a damaged leg, a crash of machine guns, and a chopper pilot routing a retreat as the Saigon front shudders. He frames a broader unrest back home with a jailer’s reality of riots, strikes, and shifting governments.
A column blends light local notes with wartime memories, noting a Vietnam era air force story and a Navy logistics tale. It highlights a local graduate earning an Air Force missile badge and a shipboard assignment near the Mediterranean. The piece sketches school delays, contractor woes, and neighborly anecdotes from Corry reflecting on public life and community changes.
Mount Langla, a 4000-foot volcano on a New Guinea island, erupted violently as ash and lava shot 12,000 feet high. An airline pilot saw a lava flow toward Sag Sag and Agulapella, but a government spokesman said the villages likely remained safe.
In Bergen Norway automating pig farms allegedly cause pigs to bite each other’s tails. Veterinary surgeon Svein Mange cites rising infectious disease rates linked to automation as the cause.
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