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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
4
The Educational Testing Service survey shows 18 percent study for intellectual reasons while over half of freshmen pursue social life and friendships. The piece urges closer scrutiny of aid recipients and cautions parents about federal funds aiding marriageable social butterflies.
A Franklin Virginia statistician claims a lifetime diet includes about 30,000 eggs, 6,000 loaves of bread, 9,000 pounds of potatoes, 9,000 pounds of beef, 12 sheep, 15 pigs, 5 calves, and 7,000 pounds of fish. The piece questions worry over an extra piece of pie.
Washington reports the Justice Department and Budget Bureau drafting provisions to curtail federal aid to states that disobey the Civil Rights Act. Mississippi faces top scrutiny as defense, school, and public works funds could be hit first, with Southern allies amid shifting political power and potential contractor boycotts.
BLINT Mich AP Veterans Day carries deep meaning for the John Matyas family of Uniontown PA. Paul Matyas, an Army veteran, notes nine of eleven sons served in World War I and that Edward, the only son killed in action, died aboard a destroyer struck by a kamikaze.
Pennzoil starts a $1 million building program with a new laboratory at the Rouseville refinery. A $225000 brick lab 140 by 60 feet will house chemical analysis units data lab and plant control. A packing and shipping building will follow next month with most workers and materials sourced locally.
Police recover over 400 dollars of 800 stolen from Girard Coal Co in Girard Pa. Officers searched the area near Parnham bridge Route 7 south of the city. Off duty Patrolman Richard Toth found a cash box and a drawer with checks totaling 475. About 300 dollars still missing.
Erie PA September 18 State Police arrested Harvey F Walter of Erie after a jury found him guilty of indecent assault involving a 12 year old Union City girl. Judge Burton R Laub sentenced Walter to one year in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Jurors yesterday brought mixed verdicts in the county criminal court.
A brief note touts daily reading pleasure in the Corry Journal, promising steady articles, features, and entertainment for local readers seeking reliable, enjoyable newspaper content each day.
Paul Harvey argues that Dr Spock and other famed physicians advocate expanded federal health programs. He questions motives, noting many doctors on government payroll and suggesting influence outweighs practical private practice status. The piece critiques the move toward government medicine and socialized care.
Growing business confidence feeds itself with plans for more plants and equipment. Inflationary expectations push orders and production, yet risk future surpluses as inventories rise. Government research funding and NIH grants influence doctor activity while private practice shifts toward research.
In Vandergrift, Pennsylvania a car dropped from a hoist in a local garage, pinning Charles Rupert of Vandergrift against a wall. He died at a Pittsburgh hospital.
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