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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion readers discuss the anti protest backlash sparked by Viet Nam War draft card burnings. Tionesta leads a wave of local demonstrations with flags raised and citizens urged to display patriotism over the weekend. Pittsburgh and Clarion join the action as officials send congratulations.
165 WASHINGTON October 22 165 President Trutian urged a universal training plan calling for a year of military prep to build a manpower reserve for future peace. He said only Congress could send trainees into the Army and Navy under the program.
Paul Harvey reports on tire quality claims and the push for concrete standards. Industry groups, regulators, and state legislatures grapple with misleading labels, varying guarantees, and the rise of retreading. FTC hearings highlight consumer complaints as auto registrations rise and more families own multiple cars. The piece argues for clear size and safety standards to curb heavy government intervention.
Drew Pearson profiles Speaker John McCormack and President Lyndon B Johnson, detailing their unlikely alliance amid a backdrop of diverse backgrounds, political loyalties, and key civil rights and education battles. It notes McCormack’s roots, family hardship, and the influence of Southern figures like Garner and Johnson in shaping his rise and stance.
A reminiscence highlights John McCormack's Congress career and a 1944 appeal to Roosevelt to march U S troops in Boston's St Patrick's Day parade. The piece recalls his use of persuasion to secure Army participation for the event amid wartime.
Covington Indiana weekly papers carried a classified ad by Nadine Holder seeking a home for a baby. The note drew about 50 calls from several states before clarification revealed the ad should read kittens. Mrs Holder still has the kittens.
Roaming around news items report that the year-old stray dog ordinance reduced wandering strays and cut distemper cases, per a local veterinarian. City Council approves Robert A. Ott Jr. as Leo Hooks' Airport Authority replacement and north end sewer assessments reach 37 percent with over $34,000 collected of $90,000. Military and public notices include officers in training, Viet Nam service, and Ship Kitty Hawk exercises. local student and civic items mention scholarships, performances, and business recognitions.
When a brother and sister inherit a parent's real estate, they hold as tenants in common. Each may sell mortgage or encumber their share and dispose of it by will. If one dies without a will, their share passes as part of their estate, not automatically to the survivor.
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