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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
4
The column argues for immediate license suspension by arresting officers for traffic offenses to prevent drunken drivers from continuing to endanger others. It compares slow state processes in Harrisburg to firearm policy, urging on the spot action to remove dangerous drivers from roads. It cites local teens arrested for reckless driving and questions the state's repeated delays.
The Journal publishes questions and answers to explain the complex 80 billion federal health program. If a patient breaks a hip and has a heart attack, total hospital stays beyond 90 days may be covered in part and services inside the hospital include general care, X ray, labs, rehabilitation, and interns but not private rooms unless medically required.
Paul Harvey recalls July events in Vietnam where Communist women join fighting, grenades fly as 173rd airborne clashes occur near Saigon. South Vietnamese draft also includes women, reflecting gender roles in wartime subversion and combat.
In Washington the Senate passed and sent to the White House the social security health care bill by a 70 to 24 vote. The piece includes analysis on military service by women and questions the future role of women in combat, contrasting old frontier resilience with modern war debates.
Warren commissioners sign a $73,000 contract with R. D. Goss Inc for electrical work on the Rouse Home project. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union withdrew its U S District Court case in Erie enabling the signing. The bid rate is set at 4.90 per hour after a revised rate issue.
An old Cory, Pa Post Office notice lists second class mail rates and terms $13.00 per year and $1.00 per year by mail in advance. It mentions restricted term BY career, high cents per copy, fifty cents per week and advertising sales details available upon application with a display deadline stated on a prior publication.
Washington reports Magnuson plans a Congressional trade mission to Moscow and Peking with stops in Budapest Prague Bucharest and Belgrade if needed. The trip, supported by Johnson and Connor, aims to keep negotiation channels open with Communist nations and could occur after Magnuson visits Hong Kong in September.
Two U S Army helicopter crewmen Ronald Dolecki of Oil City and Jack Kalmbach of Tacoma were captured near Keren Eritrea on July 12 and forced to march 155 miles. Dolecki escaped after two days in lion country then flown to Asmara while Kalmbach and an Ethiopian interpreter fled to a border village aboard camels. Ethiopian authorities say border tensions helped bandits evade capture. Dolecki, a corporal, hailed from Oil City and his mother described her relief.
The Blue Jay Job Corps Center near Marienville Pennsylvania will be dedicated with Dr Otis A Singletary as principal speaker along with Paul W Sondheimer Allegheny Forest supervisor as master of ceremonies Patrick Sheehan Center director will lead the open house from 3 to 4 pm Six miles north of Marienville the site has new units and updated buildings If rain occurs the event moves indoors at the center Also noted is a brief anecdote about a local door keeper nicknamed Fishbait Miller from Pascagoula Mississippi
A 52 year old salesman, Francis Czito of Eightyfour Pennsylvania, died when his single engine plane crashed on foggy Laurel Hill Mountain near Lower Yoder Two. The craft struck a tree but did not burn. it was found hours later after circling a farm. Coroner Govekar identified the victim.
Harrison E. Spangler 6, former national chairman of the Republican party, died yesterday in Portland Oregon, two weeks after undergoing surgery.
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