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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
4
Our Opinion notes the rush of costly Capitol Hill projects after the flawed 129 million Sam Rayburn building. It cites a 42 million Little Pentagon, a 92 billion housing finance site, 27 million Court of Claims structure, NIH additions, GPO plans, and other multidecade costs nearby in Maryland.
The Granite City Press-Record notes a major barrier to higher education is securing parking space. Students struggle to find convenient lots and commuting options, impacting attendance and overall college access.
At NANG in South Vietnam Col. William Ezell reports the base now handles over 25,000 landings and takeoffs monthly spanning helicopters, Caravelle flights, Skyraiders, and jets. The vast complex blends old forts with new construction and houses 6,000 U.S. troops plus Vietnamese dependents amid a bustling, tense frontier.
An article notes a three year damage suit may delay due to amicable settlement or congested court calendars. If delay stems from settlement talks, plaintiff should push the attorney to proceed. If calendar congestion, the plaintiff must be patient while the defendant has little incentive to rush to trial.
Fragments show names like Press staff and editors amid references to advertising representatives and publisher entities. The garbled text hints at management shifts and republication notes, with mentions of Philadelphia and various individuals.
Congressman Patman rails at the Federal Reserve Board and Chairman Bill Martin over interest rates and debt costs. He warns high charges could starve schools, transit, and veterans aid as he cites rising bankers influence and a need for job programs under the Great Society.
An auto went off Route 5 in North East Township killing Richard Duska, 20, of Erie who was a passenger. The driver, his cousin Stephen Duska, 22, also of Erie, escaped injury.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk spoke to Army War College students at Carlisle Barracks in Pennsylvania today, delivering remarks on strategic policy and international challenges.
In 1915 Guam reports war upheaval as Allied forces face new invasions and reparations talk dominates Paris. A St Edward's High School class of eight graduates on Sunday, while Corry High School marks its 71st Alumni session with remarks from Glenn Wood.
The Johnson administration proposes removing silver from dimes and quarters and halving use in 50 cent pieces to curb dwindling stock. Annual coin minting consumes about 500 million dollars worth of silver amid rising industrial demand from electronics, defense, and manufacturing sectors.
Funeral service for Mrs Bertha Burlingame was conducted yesterday at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg by Rev Clyde May of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery with bearers listed as Jon Burlingame Gerald Burlingame Leo Burlingame Carlos Shambaugh Robert Snapp and Ronald Snapp.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls a lifelong love of a hilltop overlooking the Atlantic Coast. He reflects on summer memories, historic sites, and scenes from Highlands to Coney Island as time moves yet leaves lasting impressions on a solitary, everlasting season.
A Senate resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to study the Johnsonburg Reservoir in Elk County. Acid mine drainage has so polluted the water that no fish can exist, and the panel would explore solutions to convert the reservoir into a fishing site. The measure was sent to the Committee on Forests and Waters and Game.
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