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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the piece questions Pennsylvania milk control, noting official support from the Milk Control Commission and a bipartisan study group, while farmers and consumers oppose the system. The column argues the control does not serve producers or buyers, and urges abandonment if no compelling defense emerges.
Reports from Guam chronicle the Tenth Army breaching Yaeju Dake in Okinawa amid heavy fire while air allies pound the Japanese homeland in a weekend of heavy assaults. Memorial services honor two fallen U S soldiers as community life continues with dances, awards, and civic updates across local affairs.
Reporter Jim Bishop outlines Miccosukee life and politics as Buffalo Tiger, elected chief for a second year, negotiates a land grant with Florida and federal authorities. The piece details mixed marriage, school policy, cultural rites, and ongoing pressure from White authority while the Miccosukee pursue autonomy and preservation of tradition.
Pittsburgh AP: Convicted numbers bootlegger Meyer Sigal testifies his operation grossed over 3 million dollars annually. He says he paid about 179 550 in bribes to suspended Pittsburgh Police official Lawrence Maloney from 1958 to 1960. Sigal admits income misstatements and daily takings exceeding 11 000.
A small green turtle was found in a mailbox during a routine pickup in Rusville. The post office housed the reptile briefly before an employee kept it as a permanent pet, prompting guards to consider adding the animal to the slogan.
Lebanon County report states 18 year old John L Lefever of Conestoga drowned while swimming at Mount Gretna Lake near the Lebanon Lancaster County line. Lifeguards recovered the body.
Washington reports President Johnson rallying corporate chiefs to hire one jobless youth per 100 workers. He cites Knight ads aiding youth employment and warns of judgment after life beyond the gates of St Peter. The speech frames a push to curb summer unemployment amid a two million youth shortfall.
The exchange features Congressman Fallon of Baltimore telling callers he will not research the matter and warning a speaker to stop talking loudly. Rep Long, Johns Hopkins econ professor turned lawmaker, dismisses the Mississippi affidavits on Negro voting and asks visitors to leave.
Liberty Baking Co. ends operations at midnight, leaving more than 300 workers jobless. Chief Judge Wallace Gourley denied Local 12’s injunction to halt the closing as the firm cites continuing operating losses.
Beaver County judge Morgan H. Sohn refused bond for Mrs. Carol St. Clair charged with murdering her husband Alfred in a car at their New Sewickley Township home on May 16.
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