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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion Time To End Moral Drift questions the rise of a permissive moral code. It cites Bishop John A T Robinson and Professor Joseph Fletcher arguing morals need no fixed biblical laws. The piece asks how to educate against drift and restore a middle ground between strict puritanism and new permissiveness.
A Lancaster South Carolina opinion notes the federal government bars loans to newspapers to avoid government possession of presses if unpaid. It cites Michigan's allocation of $188000 to launch a weekly Willow Run paper claiming honest reporting, sparking questions about government influence in the press.
A 20 year old dispatch notes political and civic activity including a press conference by the Lighth president addressing secrets of the atomic bot and a Lake hunting preserve sale agreement between Fred Wo Bwine Worth Hammond and Hotel Emery Corp of Bradford. It also mentions Washier Dan Depew receiving flowers on a bank anniversary and a Rite Club dinner with Mary Anderson presiding plus a local Opportunity Club meeting featuring violin, vocal solos and social guests.
A timely fire discovery in the basement of the heating building on South Center Street, home to Rijos and Riley electrical and Londoning dealers, prevented a major blaze just before midnight. Also reported was a Willys Overland Sedan damaged when struck by another car on the Erie Wattsburg run late last night as Andrew Paulson, with Mrs Pavieau and Mrs Dut Wilcoy, faced injuries.
Drew Pearson reports cautious optimism for a Vietnam ceasefire by Christmas with Algeria as a possible fulcrum. President Johnson tightens bombing decisions while Pope Paul VI and Sen Gruening push birth control amid Vatican opposition and rising population concerns.
The fee to change a deed name is usually nominal. Attorney charges differ by county and deed length, typically from 10 to 40 dollars. Additional costs may include recording fees transfer taxes and U S documentary stamps if consideration passes.
The article discusses contrasting Soviet and American beliefs on capitalism and socialism, noting Kosygin's push for profit incentives in Russia and Dr. Sorokin's caution about Western values infiltrating the USSR. It frames concerns about how Communist ideology adapts in the United States and the rising military industrial complex.
The Harmony Four comprising Dietzel Weir Jour det and Cook will begin the season tonight with several numbers at the opening of the new Hotel Corry. The quartet has prepared special selections for the occasion. The Geography and Industry class of the Senior High School plans a U S tour via Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe starting October 12. In Chicago they will visit a meat plant using the delinascope and colored lantern slides.
The Erie area reports a CHEER member landing a full time job with the Erie Exceptional Children's Center staff helping. St Edward's Parish School forms first Board of Education. Union City ministerial association to study anti poverty programs with Borough Council. A local council member faced ribbing over a midair musical chairs stunt, while Eugene Daszynicz earns a national VFW aide-de-camp role. 4-H leaders praise Corry and Erie youths as awards recognize local club members.
The passage contrasts Russia and the United States adopting different economic incentives. It notes Americans legislate minimums and maximums on productivity and remuneration while Russia reverts to incentives. It claims a paradox of redistribution and hints at Cold War tension.
Thursday sale lists good and choice hogs 22 to 25, sows 18 to 21, beef cows 13 to 15, canners and cutters 10 to 12, beef heifers 17 to 19, bulls 17 to 18, veal calves 32 to 37, heavy and medium calves 19 to 26, limbs 1 to 24.
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