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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1965
Page
2
Statement from FBI Director J Edgar Hoover argues juvenile delinquency stems from lack of discipline and respect for law. He criticizes tolerating rebellious youth and calls for enforcing laws and teaching restraint to prevent future criminality.
A Washington official acknowledged that the U S Post Office Department planned to distribute summer job goals as congressional patronage. An assistant to the regional post office director in Minneapolis said seasonal hires are made each summer, with 7 500 hires this year under a new program. Critics say allocating jobs to family members of the party in power worsens the issue.
Hal Boyle notes signs of middle age in a humorous guide. The piece lists changes in daily life and attitudes such as preferring comfort over novelty, longer shoe choices, and added health reminders amid a threat to daily routines.
The Corry Evening Journal listing shows mailing details for Corry Pa readers with second class mail matter status, subscription rates by mail and in advance, and per-copy pricing, along with a deadline for earlier publication dates.
As Congress ends its session a large wave of lawmakers jets abroad for overseas trips and junkets funded by the taxpayer. Reports list Rep H R Gross and Rep Howard Smith criticizing the travel, while Sen Ted Kennedy Sen John Tower and Rep John Tunney pay their own way to the Far East. Other trips include European post office tours led by Rep Morrison and extended delegations on education and labor issues.
The article notes that will validity varies by state depending on execution and witnesses. It advises having a will reviewed when moving to a new state. It also contains unrelated casual musings about bus conversations food and middle age.
Yesterday's memories recall Wedemeyer denying U.S. intervention in China's civil war while clashes with Communists flare. Leaflet drops by British planes on Soerabaja urge Indonesian surrender amid rising Nationalist activity in Java. Local notes cover a surprise shower for Frank Carnegie, Budd Walker's illness, and a zoo collapse incident at the school building.
Loren Taylor was seriously hurt last night when a truck he was driving collided with an abutment for the New York Central tracks in Erie. T. A. Donoghue announces the Blue Lantern Tea Room opening at 128 North Center Street in the former Healy studio building across from the Elks home. A gathering at the M BE Church honored Rev. W. B. Bartlett for another year and Miss Hazel McCray who leaves $60n to continue missionary work. P. M. Nichols buys the Diamond Taxicab Co. and will run Yellow Cab Co. alongside his fleet, taking over full taxi service in the city.
Congressman Richard S. Schweiker says the Republican guber natorial race is wide open with Lt. Gov. Raymond Shafer and Atty. Gen. Walter Alessandroni as possible contenders. Schweiker noted encouragement among state Republicans but will decide in weeks.
Paul Harvey reflects on November as a spectrum of life and death. He contrasts autumn beauty with the approach of end, noting leaves fading and falling while winter promises reprieve yet remains severe. The essay contemplates time, nature, and humanity’s endurance before the inevitable end.
An Allegheny Airlines flight from Newark to Erie diverted to Cleveland Hopkins after lightning knocked out navigational radios. Capt. Irving Birtley steered the plane to the airport with radar guidance from Cleveland ATC. The craft landed safely around 8:30 p.m. with most passengers continuing to Erie by bus.
Covington man D. C. Carnochan escaped injury when a light plane made an emergency landing in a field north of Warren. Police said the sole occupant piloted from Bradford to Youngstown, Ohio, with weather forcing the landing. the aircraft suffered propeller nose gear and tail damage.
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