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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
4
A newspaper opinion piece argues that four recent crashes resulted from poor judgment and high speed. It urges defensive driving and consideration of others on the road, noting drivers often believe bad luck won’t strike them. The piece stresses curb reckless impulses and drive for the other driver to prevent tragedies.
Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach called in United Mine Workers and soft coal operators to avert a nationwide coal strike as stoppages bite into bituminous stocks. Ajax Iron Works aims to recruit enough workers to restore full machine shop operations. Aero Group publishes its final issue for Aero Supply Mig Co Inc workers as plant operations stabilize. A large Corry delegation heads to Erie for Zem Zem Shrine fall ceremony with 69 candidates to be initiated.
In Honolulu the Leimalia captained by Dudley C. Lewis sails west past Barber's Point chasing a big marlin. Crew Replogle and Fairbanks assist while deploying outriggers and trolling lines. They later hook a 2400 pound marlin before Kaimalino cuts the line in a rival encounter.
Editor notes Drew Pearson column written by Jack Anderson. Rep Durward Hall visits Walter Reed to deny overcrowding claims. He notes 435 House members’ facilities compare favorably with enlisted wards, cites 72 cubic feet airspace per bed, and claims Viet Nam veterans gave no complaints. Patients spoke more freely to New Jersey Legionaires.
Congressmen Dominick Daniels reports to the How that Walter Reed Hospital is praised by patients but understaffed and outdated. He notes bath room fixtures are inadequate and confirms Jack Anderson’s claim that 45 enlisted ward men share a single shower with four washbasins two urinals and three toilets. Daniels urges funds for better bathrooms for wounded soldiers.
Local man Ayers brought two doves from a pet shop to a farewell party for Rep. James Roosevelt D Calif who left Congress to join the United Nations. He rigged a olive branch in the cage with olives from martinis but one dove bit his finger, declaring the bird not a Republican.
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