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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion a column praising Erie County Commissioners for expanding the workweek from 35 to 37 percent hours and opposing a 35 hour week. It notes labor leaders doubt the nation will accept 85 hours and questions about enforcing 37 percent hours in the county courthouse amid ongoing labor disputes.
A note lists word counts for major texts: The Ten Commandments 297 words, The Bill of Rights 463 words, Lincoln's Gettysburg Address 266 words, and a federal cabbage price directive 26911 words.
The Hi Neighbor Club met at the home of Mrs. Guy Hayes with Mrs. Dave Motherwell hosting Nine members enjoyed a roast pork dinner Two birthdays were celebrated Mrs Motherwell and Mrs Raymond Ohnen The next meeting will be July with a Mead Park picnic Veo Boozel plans a July 22 trip from New York to the Sixth Plenary Congress of the International Council of Christian Churches in Geneva Switzerland He will visit multiple cities and return Miss Sharon Hayes returned home after months in Texas Several local residents were mentioned visiting relatives attending meetings and celebrating birthdays at homes and local halls including KinZuA Dam and the WCTU gathering at Mrs Roy Gravink’s in Mayville
Paul Harvey critiques the label capitalism in America and argues consumerism shapes power, claiming communism and capitalism both fail. He cites Khrushchev and U S examples and mentions local figures and events as illustrations of shifting economic control toward the consumer.
Vigorito denounces canal backers for rushing Congress and Corps actions while urging stronger public input. He cites extended testim ony deadlines and possible 2.5 million studies, warning of continued hearings delays before funding and approvals. He calls on opponents to unite and raise their voices now.
The government plans a $1.5 billion Social Security boost and about $5 billion in excise tax relief this year. The measure includes lower tax rates for many brackets and a second-stage tax cut, aiming to spur consumer spending and ripple through industry, jobs, and federal contracts.
National advertising representative details for Bottinelli Kimball Inc and offices in New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Includes AP exclusive rights statement and mailing rates. Mentioned postage terms and display advertising deadline.
David Smith 16 son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Smith Summit Township died on his father s farm. He rode on a hay wagon when bales fell off after a bump and the rear wheels passed over him. Erie County Coroner Merle Wood ruled the death accidental.
AP report quotes Paget L. Alves Jr of the National Urban League criticizing Pittsburgh and Buffalo as the worst U.S. cities for housing nonwhite groups. Alves, in town for civil rights talks, laments lack of progress. Also in Pittsburgh, William Jacko, 64, director of the wage division for United Steelworkers, dies of an apparent heart attack at union headquarters.
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