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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion lawmakers face a $100 billion budget and rising inflation threatens the real value of aid programs. The piece argues Congress should prioritize preserving the dollar’s value, reviewing all programs and appropriations with that goal, to shield lower income families from worsened conditions.
P O Deficits Press notes the Post Office Department faces a 200 to 300 million dollar deficit ending June 30. Spokesmen cite public service aims as a non profit burden on taxpayers while AP highlights the contrast with First Class, Air Mail profits and parcel post losses. Confucius quote ends.
New York dispatch highlights Hal Boyle's humorous snapshots of American life. Jokes cover marriage, breakfast routines, aging, opera, gambling, manners, and social quirks, with light satire on teachers, politics, and culture. Continent-wide observations mixed with playful misdirections.
Defending champion Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City New York defeated Dan Garner of Clifton New Jersey 150 to 58 yesterday and remained unbeaten through three rounds of the World Pocket Billiard Championship.
A playful note announces daily reading enjoyment available in the Coxny Journal. The item highlights a steady stream of engaging material for readers, emphasizing consistent delivery and local interest.
Washington Florida congressman Robert L. F. Sikes defends his Army career amid accusations by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The piece publishes his service record from 1931 to 1946, detailing commissions, resignations, and fast promotions. It notes Sikes challenged Pearson Anderson claims and cites counterpoints from Pentagon records. Also mentions Selma delegation banter and an old Justice Department anecdote involving Tom Clark and J Edgar Hoover.
Report from Paris Berlin says Field Marshal Montgomery prepares for a major crossing of the Lower Rhine on a 66 mile front from Duessidorf to Arnhem with heavy artillery and bomber activity. A rabid dog incident is reported near Harrisburg affecting the Andrew Johnson herd. Pfe Lawrence E Morton slighted wounded in Germany March 9. Junior High four shooting tournament opens with Joe Hughes leading at the line, followed by George Andrus and Floyd Middleton.
40 Years Ago March 23 1926 report notes H M Manley school district business manager resigns after objecting to Board of Education countermanding orders on junior high evening activities. Arts and Craft Club hosted readings and a poem at Mrs C A Trisket home. Elwin E Metray, Corry native, earned Bachelor of Science at Valparaiso University. Mrs Anna McLaughlin widow of Tate Devel McLaughlin laid to rest in Cleveland after living in Corry. Hamsey Clark of Texas, deputy attorney general, mentioned in family report.
Paul Harvey critiques police treatment amid race unrest. The piece details Officers DeSutter and Howard subduing a drunk man, Simon Suarez, and Jesse Rodriguez, who attacked DeSutter with a broken bottle. Judge George N. Leighton, described as lenient and Black, hears the case and faces questions about bias and probation rates. Inclusion of Willie Williams adds to the critique of the judiciary.
Steel buyers face a May 1 strike deadline as union and company negotiators grapple with wages pensions job security and benefits amid a lagging talks and shrinking inventories. Backlogs could run through May or June as orders pile up and mills push to meet demand in autos and other steel reliant sectors.
A Dunkirk woman identified as Mary A. Sam was killed when her car lost control on Route 5 near Dunkirk, struck a tree, and she died at Brooks Memorial Hospital. Coroner Anson Stewart ruled the death due to a crushed chest with multiple injuries after snow and a skid caused the crash.
The Corry Evening Journal publishes daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pennsylvania. It lists staff roles including publisher George R Sample and managers Allan Hasbrouse McLaughlin and G T Bergman. Advertising rates and AP news use are noted with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia.
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