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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
4
Drew Pearson recalls his Africa trip noting diverse landscapes and modern city life in Abidjan Ivory Coast. He describes helicopter landings crashing through village fields, encounters with wildlife, and the contrast between jungles and white city skylines. He praises Israeli efforts in Africa and jokes about American perceptions and helicopter reliability.
The text blends questions on Ivory Coast politics with legal guidance about opening a health club and mentions civil code changes. It includes references to President Houphouet-Boigny urging return of students, family discipline, dowry practices, and then shifts to legal steps for new businesses and general hospitality obligations, with various local anecdotes and names.
A reader argues that highway accidents attributed to liquor reflect broader social failure. The piece cites drunk drivers, witnesses, and a minister confirming intoxication, notes one half of crashes linked to liquor, and urges stronger laws and responsibility from manufacturers, sellers, and society to protect bystanders and children.
Tokyo positions a leading authority within the emperor's circle as it begins steps to fulfill Gen MacArthur orders for freedom. War ends likely, Woops en route, but the Selective Service continues with 14 local induction notices issued for Pitts tow center next week. Five Worzen-Hand, Wingsley, Johnam, Reed, Nagcotte named. Several hundred pounds of new wathne rationing items burned at Mec-Hones Steel plant. Mrs Ethel Greene of Snyder Circle cooks and manages. Mrs Walter Ross of Wright street, long time holder, fell and is confined at home forcing cafeteria closure.
Corry’s modern and beautiful new hostelry the Hotel Corry opened last evening with a 2 course dinner in the spacious dining room. About 100 city residents attended. The event included a short prize fragment and informal dancing supervised by Mrs. John Seis. Linton City’s new hospital will open tomorrow with Shuss and Hepley handling agency for Hudson and Essex automobiles in the area offering full repairs at their 130 North Center street shop.
Paul Harvey discusses the feasibility of global governance by law as world powers stand off and wars threaten. Prominent figures like Earl Warren and Sir Percy Spender weigh the World Court's effectiveness and the need to observe laws amid nuclear risks and rising conflict.
Lenders may raise costs as banks shift customers from prime 4 percent to higher rates. John deLailtre warns central home loan banks face increased borrowing costs, potentially boosting loan rates for savings and loan associations. Market yields on Treasuries have risen, signaling possible rate hikes through the coming months. Bankers see stronger demand for business loans, with Treasury borrowing plans adding to rate pressures.
Bear Lake residents report weekend trips to Illinois to visit daughter Joan at college. Gerald Carter’s family has a new well drilled. Lynn Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Merrill Smith, visited after attending college in Houghton. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hazeltine attended the Pittsfield Methodist Church. Lawrence Risley and son Donald stay at Westfield for grape season. Next Sunday is Men’s Day at the EUB Church with men leading the service. Ladies’ prayer gathering was Tuesday at Mrs Brady’s Goshen Road home.
Clarence P. Pop Houston, longtime Tufts College athletic director, law professor, and vice president, died at age 73 in Tucson. A Medford, Massachusetts native who moved to Arizona after retiring in 1957, he passed away yesterday at his home following the death of his wife a year earlier.
A Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction task force will visit Warren County to interview school administrators and locals about converting from five districts to one. The team includes Bucknell, Edinboro, Altoona, and other county representatives, with final recommendations due by December 15.
Seventeen more YMCA swimmers passed tests to advance in the association’s program. Sterling Wees announced the list, naming MINNOW Susan Peacelemy and Mary Frisina, LIFESAVING Senior Louise Butters, Dan Lins, John Seitz, and junior Lifesaving colleagues Barbara Crowell, Debbie Lundy, Barbara Seel, Dale Davis, Mark Furst, Tom Jackman, Doug Knapp, Ed Kovach, Lynn Mokwa, Bob Raeke, Fred Schwab, and Rick Schwab.
Historical newspaper masthead item listing publisher George R. Sample and staff roles, advertising manager, pressroom foreman, and production staff. Includes office addresses, syndication details, Associated Press exclusivity note, mailing details, and advertising deadlines.
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