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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
2
The editorial cautions about glamour city projects as a new mayor and council take seats in January. It argues basics come first like streets sewers sidewalks police and a cleaner city dump before urban renewal colleges or land annexation. It stresses foundations and strict enforcement precede trimmings and urges prudent spending.
Hal Boyle reflects on human imperfection and how public figures like George Washington Abraham Lincoln Babe Ruth and Socrates are remembered for both strengths and foibles. He contrasts human relatability with chickens pecking at blood in a flock and notes the desire to be remembered for what is right.
The mayor asked the city council for a 55 million budget increase funded by higher taxes and water rates. Proposals include a one mill real estate tax, a half mill on building levies, two mills on personal property taxes, and a 20 percent rise in water charges.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago recounts international events from 1948 including Chinese Nationalists in Manchuria and Dutch Indonesian clashes in Java. It also covers local items like M M Nast reelected Boy Scouts chairman, a small fire at Trill Indicator Co, and the Corry YMCA Armory space securing a new center.
The article explains Pennsylvania intestate and will scenarios for a surviving wife. It states that a widow may receive one half of real and personal estates if there is no more than one child or its issue, but only one third if there are multiple children or their issue, unless a will specifies a larger share.
Paul Harvey notes that Americans show restraint as the government increases red ink. He cites debt, savings, and stock market calm, praising individual discipline, cautious investing, and the belief that growth must counter inflation while government credit limits should follow example.
A survey of 2000 Million Dollar Round Table members shows top salesmen average 50 hour weeks with four to six weeks vacation. They rely on relatives and friends to open doors, clinch deals mostly in prospects offices, and earn about $30 000 annually with net worth over $900 000 for a quarter.
On November 30 events span 1835 Mark Twain’s birth in Florida Missouri to 1944 U S fliers repelling Japanese reinforcements at Leyte. In 1924 a rapid transatlantic telegraph message London to Newark in two minutes marked a tech milestone.
Senator Kennedy’s Latin America swing boosts support abroad but triggers birth control controversy at home. The article notes shifting U.S. policy under Kennedy era pressure, church influence, and aid programs, plus funding strains in the Harlem youth project HAR YOU ACT led by Livingstone Wingate and linked to Powell’s office.
Dr Coleman explains multiple factors behind kidney stone formation including gout chronic infections and calcium metabolism disorders. He notes stones may be present with no symptoms and can travel to the ureter causing pain. Prevention focuses on treating underlying causes though no medicines dissolve stones currently.
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