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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1965

Page

4

Grow Up and Go Home Says Opinion On Teen Behavior

An Our Opinion piece urges teens to mature by taking responsibility and helping others. It rejects entitlement, urging teens to finish chores, seek work, assist the needy, and read, while praising parental sacrifices and warning against reliance on recreation or dream worlds.

Nung mercenaries guard and fight for pay in Vietnam

Hal Boyle profiles Hin, giant Nung chief of 600 South Vietnamese Nungs serving as bodyguards and strike troops for U S Army Special Forces. The men, 4'10" to 5'3" and 90 to 120 pounds, earn about 2500 piasters monthly. Hin commands respect for pride, discipline, and unwavering loyalty despite varied religious beliefs among his troops.

da‘ Nang South Viet Nam Mr. Hin Indochina China India South Viet Nam U.S Richard Allen Jr Miami Fla Maj. Allen Allen

Corry Evening Journal Masthead and notices

Historical front-page masthead and publication details for the Corry Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania. Contains staff roles, advertising info, and postal classifications amid garbled OCR text.

Corry items mix wartime notes and local events

War news from 720 years past mingles with local happenings in Corry. Reports describe Japanese resistance near Okiepple Field and Allied advances in the Pacific, amid rationing shifts and halt to canning sugar stamps. Local civic and school news cover a student council election, park plans, and a superintendent resignation as August entertainment programs are outlined.

Medicare clash over travel rules sparks Capitol scrutiny

A sweeping report outlines tensions as lawmakers travel at taxpayers expense amid Medicare debate. It notes 23 Metropolitan Life agents flood the Senate Finance Committee with letters opposing the bill, while several representatives tour Canada and Peru to discuss highways and Latin American relations. The piece cites Ottawa, Lima, and Geneva as backdrops and highlights congressional figures and insurers shaping public reaction.

On vulgarity and discotheques in 1960s media

A column railing against discotheques and pagan fertility shows. The author denounces late night TV trends and reports of purer entertainment masks, noting rising adult content, societal double standards, and calls for restraint amid shifting moral norms. The piece cites public figures and cultural references while questioning consumer hypocrisy.

Miss Marlene Shobert Receives Music Education Degree

Miss Marlene Shobert daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis H Hebers of Spartansburg has earned a degree in music education from Eastern Nazarene College Wollaston Massachusetts. She graduated Sparta High School in 1960 and was active as a Delta Society cheerleader and athlete a member of the A Cappella Choir and choral union received an honor scholarship and joined Phi Delta honor society She plans a teaching career.

Marlene Shobert Louis H. Hebers Spartansburg Eastern Nazarene College Wollaston Mass Shobert Sparta High School Eastern Delta Society Phi Delta Honor Society

Train Kills Man Near Fredonia

David Isaac, 2 year old man not. actually 46 feet dragged after Erie Lackawanna freight train struck him at a grade crossing near Fredonia. He resided on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation. State Police said he was asleep on the tracks when killed instantly. Doctor James Creighton ruled it accidental. Engineer Paul Campbell of Edinboro was aboard the Meadville bound freight from Buffalo.

S'Redonia Erie Lackawanna North Collins Here David Isaac Fredonia James Creighton Meadville Buffalo Paul Campbell Rv D. 1 Edinboro

Ike Unveils Pa Memorial Amid Memorial Day Ceremonies

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his son John unveiled a 22 ton marble American credo monument at a historic site during Memorial Day ceremonies. The Freedom Foundation owns the land beneath the monument and the structure bears inscriptions of 17 rights outlining the American way of life.

yauLey Runun Dwight D. Eisenhower John Freedom Foundation

Mrs Granahan Faces Personal Crisis Amid Hospital Stay

Mrs Granahan endures a personal crisis as she remains under hospital care. She asserts no malicious intent behind the incident and expresses concern for family welfare while detailing the strain on health and support networks.

Businessmen Favored as King in U.S. Economy shift

In Washington and New York the business sector gains attention as a potential future asset alongside consumers. With personal income rising, business spending on plant and equipment is projected up to 51 billion dollars this year from 45 billion last year and 37 billion in 1942, signaling continued economic momentum but raising questions about future demand and policy effects.

New York Washington King

What Is The Law What Steps Reduce Wife Inheritance Tax

A husband should consult a lawyer or estate planner to review all holdings including individually owned and jointly held property and existing life insurance. Transfers may move assets into trusts or to other named beneficiaries as the will directs to minimize taxes. Continuous with this, the attorney drafts a will to ensure assets pass as intended under current laws.

Commission on Absentee Ballot Count Ends in Clash

County Election Board members clashed over the weekend while counting absentee ballots. Commissioner Lambertson said the session stalled and adjourned with one Democratic commissioner absent. Rayio accused Lambertson and Hill of obstructing the count while Hill left Friday and did not return Saturday. Rzymek defended past election conduct and pledged improvement.

Insane County Action Board Fred W. Lamberton Louis J. Rayio Lambertort William C. Hill Jr Election Board Hill Rzymek Concene Lamberton

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