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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
2
In Our Opinion The Gentle Game Of Federal Blackmail Lyndon B. Johnson uses pressure to influence big business and labor this summary notes. It cites threats to flood aluminum markets and to move steel purchases abroad as leverage. It argues Johnson backs labor with Taft Hartley repeal to gain control and links presidential bias to votes.
Hal Boyle lampoons modern annoyances in New York AP column. He mocks dance floor fads loud discotheque dancers and pogo sticks and ridicules fashion trends. He stacks absurdities from dieting dentists to Health nuts and misfit shoppers ending with a humorous plea deliver us from these pests.
In a letter to his grandsons, Drew Pearson recounts Dr. Max Garson a Polish-born dentist who survived Auschwitz and built a career in America after facing language barriers and discrimination. The column rails at Johnson era policies while highlighting civil rights struggles in Mississippi, including Rabbi Ben Ami and the Heffners, and urges future generations to keep America's doors open to the oppressed.
Explains habeas corpus as a writ to bring a prisoner before a court to determine due process and unlawful detention, not guilt or innocence. It notes the term also appears in family custody contexts as a means to obtain a child’s custody.
Four men from Camden Oneida County George Mitchell George Warren Patrick Mitchell and Charles Green were jailed by State Police and Game Protector Harry Marden after shooting a buck in Alfred Town before the official opening of deer season at 7 am yesterday. They used a .20 calibre rifle and were taken to Allegany County Jail to await grand jury action.
Erie is highlighted by Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall for its aggressive pollution controls on Lake Erie. He toured Hammermill Co. and praised deep disposal wells reducing industrial pollution, urging other industries to adopt similar practices for solutions. Udall spoke during a regional pollution conference while visiting several states and Canada.
A brief note indicating plans to finish exams and commentary about sharing marks soon. The writer signs off with affection, addressed to an unspecified recipient and expresses family warmth.
Shanghai dispatch says Maj. Gen. Dewitt Peck of the First Marine Division was under fire from a Communist-occupied North China village yesterday. Peck, unharmed, asked for U.S. air strafing if shelling continued. Also notes local business changes and a child's polio death in Corry area.
About 35 representatives and citizens attended a meeting discussing the Community Chest project. A survey committee was named F A Loveland C EB Weir F E Whittlesey Mrs Grace Giblin Joseph Spiesman and Mrs Mary Whittlesey. An nominating committee will include Olin Bracken D Warren De Rosay Dr N Troy Gillette D A Hillstrom and D E Doane. Deaths mark local losses Civil War Veteran George H Watrous dies at his son Harris Watrous home Sciota after 45 years in the area. Mrs Jacob Franz dies suddenly at home after a period of ill health. Corry High defeats Cambridge High 20 to 0 at East Washington street grounds with Ross and Taylor scoring.
Paul Harvey argues against universal disarmament, urging a strong U S stance. He cites General Thomas Power and other officers who favor maintaining military strength to deter war. The piece critiques naive disarmament ideas and warns of dangers when cities lose policing while nations remain armed.
Warren football players and staff will travel to the Pitt Penn State game this weekend as guests of the Warren Sports Boosters and Warren Borough Pharmacists. The trip covers the game and an evening dinner at the Horn of Plenty in Pittsburgh, with tickets provided by the Boosters and dinner costs covered by the pharmacists. Fréd Bell, recovering from gall bladder surgery, plans to join the trip.
Edgar A. Jonas former Republican representative in Congress from 1949 to 1954 died Sunday in Evanston at age 80 from a heart attack. He served five years in the House and was a noted figure in postwar politics.
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