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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1965
Page
2
An opinion column argues Veterans Day should honor all veterans daily, not just those from past conflicts. It laments repeated wars from Vietnam onward, urging ongoing commitment to peace and daily remembrance rather than one annual observance.
An analysis argues Democrats rely on President Johnson’s coattails while Republicans fail to build momentum. It suggests future succession could bring Humphrey or Truman, noting the era’s lopsided political balance and the parties’ limited readiness for change.
The Motor Vehicle Code requires an applicant for a learner's permit to swear his age under oath before a Notary Public. Providing an incorrect age constitutes perjury, a Pennsylvania felony, with potential fines up to 3000 dollars and imprisonment up to seven years. The person is forever disqualified from serving as a witness in any controversy.
Hal Boyle notes the 1965 blackout united New Yorkers in a rare camaraderie as neighbors shared lights and humor. He contrasts this with usual urban isolation and predicts the warmth will fade as normal life resumes.
Americans for Democratic Action scored eight Ohio congressmen with zero and only one with a perfect score in its Sarath card assessing adherence to the Johnson Administration legislative program. The report highlights how lawmakers align with ADA guidance.
Letters defend Corry Area High School’s record of four National Merit Semifinalists over five years, arguing small schools can show substantial merit and criticizing cross‑community wage comparisons and post office salary logic while urging recognition of student achievements.
Two of five youths who terrorized patrons at the Hitching Rail in Erie were captured early yesterday in Hamburg, New York, after stealing a pickup truck from North East. The suspects fled on foot as police closed in. two remained in custody with others sought for auto theft and related damages.
Johnson administration and aluminum industry clash over voluntary guidelines seen as route markers to the Great Society. Critics say the lines protect the market, while industry argues the 0.5 cent rise to 26 cents a pound funds research and profits.
Mrs J C Manwaring and Lynn Smith visited family over the weekend. Gertrude Newhouse has returned home after a hospital stay. A newly married couple, Lindquest and Diana Webster, moved into a trailer at Dan Cornish trailer court. Ivan Ayling visited Vern Price in Lottsville. Bear Lake Firemen responded to a fire at Enoch Cornish saw mill but the flames were soon controlled.
Dr. Josef Noecker a top West German sports physician said there is no danger to athletes from the 144000 foot altitude of Mexico City where the 1988 Olympic Games will be held.
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