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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues that Blue Cross hospital insurance premiums may rise from 10.70 to 12.85 monthly, urging scrutiny by actuaries and stronger controls. It calls for merit-based rates, tighter hospital and physician oversight, and caution against granting easy increases while noting past unemployment program abuses.
1945 news notes President Truman seized drifting shale plants in 15 states and assigned recovery to the Navy as 20 companies were taken over. MacArthur and other wartime actions are referenced, with local social events and personnel moves across Bremerton Lakeview and Sherman Street.
Paul Harvey laments widespread liquor influence among lawmakers generals and officials and urges temperance while noting high school students’ slight drop in drinking. He cites Churchill and Stalin at Yalta and Russia’s defense minister warning against officer drinking, then shifts to local news on Will Shields leading a horseshoe team trip to Clearfield and a Corry Hospital birth.
Court guidance on spousal support when a wife leaves a husband. In practice, courts rarely rule a wife justified in leaving, yet marital support continues while married, with Pennsylvania law allowing divorce grounds to affect support obligations.
Washington report outlines how House Agriculture Chair Harold Cooley pressed the Agriculture Department to favor sugar lobbyists, drafting a bill to aid them. Irv Hoff and Phil Jones pushed inside access while the Bahamas quota appeared as a windfall for Owens-Illinois, costing taxpayers $1,000,000 yearly above market price. Rep. Resnick defended opposition amid smear rumors, and conflicts over rules and separate votes surfaced as critics pressed for departmental input.
Florence Kinney reports Mrs. Lewis Rosey received a new sewing machine from the national Winners program, one of two Crawford County recipients. Howard Blystone delivered the machine from Meadville Singer. Austin Rogers celebrated his 75th birthday with relatives across Union City Sparta Venus Falconer N Y. and more. Miss Pamela Kolaja earned a national merit commendation among 38 000 students. Sparta's Dan Boythe narrowly missed.
A six to six House vote left Owens-Illinois dollar bonanza in the full bill. Smith and Bolling supported the company, with O’Neill Sisk Martin Latta backing them. Madden Trimble Smith Quillen opposed the allotment. John Young did not vote.
Warren-A development committee to study future needs of the Warren Campus of Edinboro State College has been formed with Niel Donovan, president of the Pennsylvania Gas Co., as its head. As enrollment grows, expansion needs rise per John Mallory Jr., presiding chairman of the Warren Higher Education Corporation. Committees exist for publicity and promotion, program and planning, and finance. the development committee is the newest.
An African black rhinoceros delivered a 50 pound male yesterday at Highland Park Zoo in Pittsburgh. It is the zoo's third rhino birth and the seventh rhino born in the United States.
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