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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
Our opinion argues that idealism has failed in Vietnam and Africa, urging realism and the pursuit of two civilizing factors: full bellies and education. It critiques youthful indoctrination and calls for pragmatic approach over blanket anti communism, warning that without nourishment and schooling, democracy cannot endure.
In February 1965 Paul Harvey recounts Congressman Paul Rogers exposing double-dealing in U S aid to Vietnam. Rogers claims ships from allied nations carried arms to Hanoi while Britain and others profited. The piece laments congressional silence and ongoing aid to both North and South Vietnam.
Drew Pearson recalls the Virgin Islands transformation prompted by the first civilian governor, P. M. Pearson. He details early efforts to promote tourism through government action, the Virgin Islands Corporation, cooperative weaving, and cruise ships, leading to airports, hotels, and National Park status in Caneel Bay and St John. The piece frames tourism as a fiscally prudent use of American dollars and notes political backlash.
Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their Bear Lake home on February 27 with 175 guests from Corry Jamestown Sherman Clymer Panama Lottsville and Columbus. Hosts were their children and families. Congratulations came from California and Pittsburgh along with many gifts cards and a purse of money. Mrs Betty Beckwith returned home from Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief stay.
Rev. Elmer A. Orther preaches at St. Pauls Lutheran on Mark 1 21 34 urging that while Jesus performs mighty deeds in Capernaum healing and exorcising, the greatest acts are his death and resurrection offering salvation to the believer. The sermon reflects on faith and the core gift of grace.
Letters written to THE JOURNAL will no longer be published in the Letters column unless the name and address of the writer is included for publication. In no case are the opinions expressed in such letters to be construed as necessarily the opinion of THE JOURNAL.
Hal Boyle interviews Gina Lollobrigida in New York, capturing her lively, restless spirit. She jokes that mornings aren’t her best, lists loves from art and red wine to dogs and antiques, and shares that life is a constant surprise with tomorrow always a good day.
The article cites Department of Commerce data showing January factory orders at a record high of 89.7 billion dollars with durable goods at 21.3 billion. Unfilled manufacturing orders rose to 57.2 billion, while inventories reached about 63 billion as production momentum sustains broad business growth.
Williamsburg Pa George W Locie 23 of Altoona died after falling about 30 feet into a dust storage bin at Basalt Trap Rock Co stone quarry near here. He apparently slipped while attempting to dislodge frozen dust at the top of the bin.
The process begins with filing a petition for adoption in the county Orphans Court where the would be adoptive parents reside. The court sets a hearing, designates notice to the child's parents, and refers the matter to an adoption agency for a suitability investigation. If the court finds suitability and all requirements are met, a decree of adoption is issued. It is advised adopters seek legal counsel before proceeding.
Titusville officials deny charges of misconduct in office against Councilman Louis B. Caldwell and Redevelopment Director John B. Chick. Chick rejects allegations of misdirection of resources and improper use of city assets. A council report notes the redevelopment project is proceeding normally amid the controversy. In a separate incident, Mrs. Willa Mae Akins, 42, was fatally struck by a car in Youngstown. the Akron driver, 62, says she jumped into the path, and he was not charged.
A fragmentary note lists guests and hostesses during a social event titled The D ness. W Mrs Jost Eighlee and Mrs Jol Hayes are named among attendees, with references to Michael and Ed. The garbled OCR suggests a gala or dinner gathering with multiple individuals mentioned.
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