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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
4
Hal Boyle notes two annual goof-off periods in business offices the winter and summer doldrums. In summer staff chase vacations and personal errands, while productivity and morale sag. Some firms close briefly. by Labor Day workers recover and focus on earning year-end bonuses.
A Washington opinion piece counters Johnson's claim that expanding federal power frees individuals. It cites health research school lunches air safety and other programs while warning against government interference in private business taxation debt union power price manipulation and public planning. It urges reducing federal control to enhance individual freedom.
The Pennsburg Town and Country notes a June moon effect on automobiles, highlighting readers’ quizzical photos and anecdotes about shimmering skies and headlights. Reports suggest curiosity over potential light or atmospheric influences on vehicle behavior.
Twenty years ago on June 16 1944 reports from Pearl Harbor describe U S forces landing near Saipan in the Marianas as a potential B 29 base while Supreme Headquarters notes Allied pressure on Cherbourg. Local notices include a fatal Italian front action, a tree fall accident, a broken finger, Kiwanis Night events, Corry ball club results, and travel to Toronto for an international relay meet.
Forty years ago on June 16 1924 Corry was well represented at the Young Farmer's Week meetings at State College last week. Eight members of the agricultural class from Corry attended the event.
Heavy weekend rains up to five inches caused Indian Creek road bridge to be carried away, isolating about 80 people at two Lake of the Ozarks resorts. The only escape is by boat as floodwaters surround the area and the stranded guests await rescue.
New York AP reports that the first benefits of the federal income tax cut spark interest in broader reforms. House Ways and Means studies possible excise changes and a European style value added tax, while administration eyes more use of income taxes to counter future recessions.
The ceremony at Ricker College in Houston Maine honored the Rev. George W. Carson of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania with a doctor of divinity degree and also acknowledged his Freedoms Foundation award this year.
A businessman recalls Easter without church. He and his teenage daughter lament the pulpit’s drift from scripture. They remember John 3 16 and a simple Bible story, noting ministers focus on social issues like UNESCO and civil rights.
Drew Pearson reflects on how European, Asian, and African powers focus on US politics as Greece under George Papandreou bars the Voice of America, expels US officials, and aligns with Olympic Air lines over TWA. Pearson argues such moves fuel American isolationism and bolster Goldwater sentiment.
In Harrisburg AP reports Harvey Taylor was elected unanimously to serve as president pro tempore during the Senate’s interim period after adjournment. Taylor, a Dauphin County Republican, has held the post multiple times since 1945 and will step down to allow James S. Berger to assume the role after November 30. He was defeated in the April primary by William B. Lentz.
The Rev. Charles F. McCarthy, 62, head of Catholic relief services in Latin America for the Maryknoll order, died of a heart attack Sunday in Guayaquil, Ecuador, according to the Maryknoll order.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles including publisher George R Sample and city editor Allan Hasbrouck. It notes Associated Press rights and advertising rates, with pricing set at 8.00 per year by mail and 0.50 per week by carrier, plus display deadlines.
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