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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
4
A columnist denounces television in harsh terms, praising coverage after the JFK assassination but condemning most programming as low quality and sensational. The piece laments pervasive crude content, praising only a few clean shows and sports.
A B 29s hit Tokyo industrial area again as Gen Hansell's 21st Bomber Command shows plane for plane raid similar to four days prior. The attack underscores Tokyo defenses' resilience and remaining B 29s and crews. Also notes German border crossing by the 1 8th Third Army toward the Saar, a homecoming for Pfc. Al Baressi, and a community tea at Corry Hospital. Heart Tag Day planned for Corry. Radio reception of British tests reported, with stations 3BD Aberdeen and 5NO New Castle heard. George W. Reynolds, 72, dies at home.
Deer season opened on Saturday in New York with Dale Reis credited for the first reported deer. Regulators awarded the buck to Disley after discussion. Other hunters named include Kelling, Frank Hapgood, Walter Emory, Leo Coon, Milton Courtright, Johnny Gibbons of Findley Lake. Community notes cover visits, family news, and local gatherings through the region including Bear Lake, Ripley, and DuBois with multiple relatives mentioned.
A husband debt judgment cannot bind jointly held home property unless the wife also signs the obligation. If the wife signs to help the husband, it becomes a joint debt and can be a lien on the jointly owned property. The note mentions a December concert by Allegheny College Glee Club and a birth in November at 143 Mott Street, Russell Martin family.
Washington report notes Sara Shriver briefed President Johnson on the anti poverty program. Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona, a Goldwater backer, endorsed the effort after an initial critique. First 45 days saw 256 applications from Detroit to Los Angeles and Lafayette, with clergy and mayors backing broader inclusion for Protestants Catholics and Negroes.
A profile of the Office of Economic Opportunity led by Sargent Shriver notes its structure under Shriver with divisions like the Job Corps and Community Activities Program. It highlights his hiring of top aides, including former Standard Oil and Harvard figures, and outlines plans for youth centers and education tied to the War on Poverty. President Johnson champions the effort as a national mobilization to lift youths from poverty and illiteracy through expanded night classes and targeted programs.
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