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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
3
Partial readable lines hint at discussions of new energy or infrastructure shifts shaping transport. References to powers, agencies, and widespread changes suggest a broad societal update, with emphasis on potential impacts across multiple sectors and regions.
The extended forecast from the U S Weather Bureau predicts near normal temperatures with daily highs around 81 to 83 and lows 61 to 62. Morning and midweek will be cool with warmer conditions late in the week and little to no rainfall expected.
Harrisburg secretary of public welfare says the State Office trained nearly 550 sightless individuals for full time employment during the 964 65 fiscal year, reflecting efforts to expand job opportunities for the visually impaired.
President and Mrs Johnson and other national figures attended the Bloomington funeral for Adlai E. Stevenson. Thousands filled Illinois State University's Horton Fieldhouse for a community service as Bloomington Normal stores closed. Stevenson, former U.N. ambassador and Illinois governor, was praised as a universal citizen and a voice of peace and reason for the world.
Journal photo by McMichael shows a ceremony with a large cake described as authentic. The account notes patients were admitted for a lengthy financial investigation, and the speaker trusted his judgment to proceed despite the complexity of the task.
County Hospital leadership contends that Dr. Anderson, a county employee earning 15,000 dollars yearly, took professional fees from patients and admitted out-of-state cases. The TB Advisory Board allegedly allowed such fees, but the Hospital Board says money from insurance payments benefits the county, not the physician, amid harassment claims toward assistant administrator Stanley Prager.
Dr. Anderson argues the board is technically correct yet morally and medically wrong on admitting out of state patients, asserting ethical and clinical concerns in the debate.
Congress this week concentrates on a $1.9 billion antipoverty measure and a large military pay raise bill. The House is set to start debate on the antipoverty bill with Senate action uncertain. the military pay bill is expected to pass the House but faces Senate considerations. Other items include education benefits for veterans, home rule for DC, and a proposed constitutional amendment on legislative apportionment.
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