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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1965
Page
4
An opinion piece critiques TV commercials showing women with purses stuffed with diverse items from fabric softener to denture fasteners. It jokes about the improbable ubiquity of the purse gimmick and mocks the repeated heroine, suggesting the ads mislead viewers and encourage gullibility.
July 1945 news notes report Allied forces bombing Japan for the seventh time and tallying 267 Nipponese killed and 430 aircraft down. It mentions a fleet moving toward Tokyo and Japanese sites targeted for destruction by B-29s. Local incidents include an arrest, a death, a lake boat mishap, and a softball win by Aero Supply.
Paul Harvey argues the Federal Job Corps program is costly and inefficient citing hotel use in St. Petersburg and high per trainee expenditures. He contrasts 180 million spent with a projected 290 million and questions whether the program truly reduces poverty or reliance on welfare. We should study whether poverty drives are effective.
The piece notes two ominous documents in President Johnson's Viet Nam approach. One foresees a strike on SAM sites around Hanoi and Haiphong potentially widening the war. The other warns Red China and the Soviet Union against escalation, citing past Cuba lessons and urging cautious U S action.
The Corry Evening Journal shows publication details, staff roles, and pricing including editor Allan Daabrgise and advertising manager G Bergman. It lists subscription rates and carrier copy charges and notes mail delivery to Gary, Indiana with billing and office addresses in Detroit and Michigan Square.
The Journal will not publish letters without the writer’s name and address. Opinions in letters are not necessarily the newspaper’s views.
TaN o is Behind The News Roaming hound Ltpt. Gerald L. Morris with the 4th Marines in Viet Nam recounts battles near An Hoa Chu Lai and a search and destroy operation. Local items cover romance across the Atlantic, maple syrup in Germany, Corry youths joining the Marines, a new meter maid, and community notices on bonds, college honors, banking posts, and odd hometown anecdotes.
A court need not require equal payments from all children to support an indigent parent. The law bases support on financial ability, considering income, assets, and circumstances. Courts may order higher contributions from better off children and lower from those struggling.
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