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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion argues the unemployment system is being stretched to 96 weeks of work and 52 weeks of compensation, criticizing incentives to shirk work and government aid to mothers. The piece warns rising costs and increased dependency while accusing policy changes of fostering idleness.
The piece argues Khrushchev was ousted mainly over the farm problem showing Soviet farms underperform. It contrasts with US policy where the Secretary of Agriculture faces criticism for agricultural surpluses that burden taxpayers. It claims hardships are widespread in both systems.
Foreign office shows hesitation in MacArthur orders on Japan isolation as talks with Allied authorities unfold. theft report: Samuel Clink loses 2600 dollars in Kane after storing cash in car glove compartment. Fairhaven women plan Home Bureau Unit with Erie County Extension. Neil Blackman memorial services held with local bearers. Kiwanis explore Community Chest feasibility for city charities. Cassius Paulson burns from play at home. Corry East Reserves fall to Corry Orange and Black 7 46 after late rally. Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs W W Young of North Center Street at Corry Hospital.
At the State Armory tonight a group of local players will organize an independent football team. The gathering aims to unite enthusiasts and push toward fielding a new squad for the season.
Drew Pearson reports on anti draft campaigns in high schools and the debate over registering 18 year olds. The piece highlights comments by Joe D Carter and Lester Wolff on water pollution policy, federal versus state control, and the broader political implications for national governance.
Two week furlough for Keith Jukes son of Duwayne Jukes and Mrs. Gertrude Newhouse a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Perry and Mrs. Smith visited Thomas and Mrs. Smith Friday. J C Manwaring and family visited Ivan Payee in Jamestown last Friday. Lucile Price visited son Richard Price and family at Barker recently. EUB Church to host a Halloween party at the parish hall next Saturday evening.
Dr Champ Lyons 58 a pioneer in open heart surgery and a wartime advocate of penicillin died Sunday in Birmingham Alabama. He was renowned for his medical innovations and wartime medical contributions.
The account recalls a 1960s circle where 80 young Americans gathered at a Ringwood New Jersey camp to study Marxism Leninism, train in covert tactics, and recruit for the W E B Du Bois Clubs of America. After two weeks they were sent to cities to expand the conspiracy before regrouping near Monterey Indiana.
Paul Harvey reports Gus Hall in Indiana urged rapid growth of Du Bois Clubs to 50 000 members and separation from the Communist Party. He warns of front groups coaching youth to disrupt drafts and recruit soldiers amid antiwar tactics.
A concise editorial note contrasts spoken word intimacy with the enduring permanence of printed text, highlighting how newspapers preserve voices across time and readers' lives. The piece emphasizes the loom of memory in print versus spoken recollection.
Erie County Association of Township Officials plans a resolution requiring a township wide majority vote for annexation. The measure, among about 25 resolutions at today’s meeting, would go to the state convention for approval and aims to prevent slicing a township without consent of all registered voters. The session includes officer elections for 1966 and annual reports.
In Petersburg Virginia an unusual dog naping ended with A. T. Stone losing his French poodle from an animal hospital. A stranger entered paid a $21 bill and departed with the dog, leaving Stone unaware until he checked on the poodle's health.
John S. Miller aged 76, founder of the American Legion, died Sunday night at Passavant Memorial Hospital in Chicago.
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