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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues that Viet Nam and Cyprus are strategically insignificant to the United States. It claims nuclear weapon stockpiling negates bases, and that local squabbles should be brushed off. It questions the value of bases in Cyprus and Viet Nam, suggesting no fear of Communists beyond nuclear war.
Washington column uncovers that GOP hopeful Bill Miller promoted Lyndon Johnson deed restrictions on seven lakeside sites near Austin. Meanwhile Miller relied on his broker Ted Lingo to verify his own Bethesda Maryland home and other properties carried similar covenants. The report traces Miller and Goldwater family racial covenants across multiple properties and notes the political harm from omitting these facts.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry notes World War II developments with Japan's strategy and Allied offensives, plus Bronze Star honor for Sgt. Thomas J. Crane for actions at Anzio. Local Corry High School football suffers a 38 0 defeat to Wesleyville on G E Field Saturday afternoon.
In Copenhagen at a Danish agricultural show a novel bovine fashion item called idder protector was unveiled. The garment aims to shield cows from injuries and inflammation during handling and milking.
Jim Bishop recalls a family trip to Switzerland starting at Zurich and Lucerne. The journey features a Dolder Grand stay, a hired Volvo, scenic lake cruises on the Wilhelm Tell, and meals overlooking Lake Lucerne with native beer and chocolate. The narration captures peace, grand Alps, cuckoo clocks, and postcard views.
The letter questions the respectability of a surplus and criticizes secrecy in reporting figures. It argues a surplus should be public, notes denial when asked, and challenges the need for a 12 mill increase if the surplus existed, urging accountability in handling community funds.
The first fall Youth for Christ rally will be held tomorrow evening at the Curry Grange Hall on Park Street beginning at. Rev Ray Curry of Cochran Court Pa missionary at large will be guest speaker. Special guests Marion and Dean Matteson high school students from Sherman New York will perform vocal and instrumental selections. Eileen Estes of Corry will feature a vocal solo.
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