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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
4
Our Opinion argues against a right to income and lifetime job guarantees. It warns these plans undermine effort and pay, noting that prosperity hinges on work, and that firms cannot guarantee existence or payrolls. The piece contends true security lies in work and adaptability.
A Somerset Spectator item notes that beauty contests did not start in Hollywood or Atlantic City but emerged with the appearance of the second woman on earth, reflecting a historical quip on gendered spectacle.
World War II dispatches report American troops on Leyte advancing inland to free 16 communities amid renewed resistance west of Palo. In Europe Field Marshal Von Rundstedt’s Germany launches a 10 mile counterattack on the eastern Dutch front as Allied actions unfold. Local items note hospital resignations, school and PTA activity, and a Corry High football win seeking a fifth victory.
Mrs. Clara Adams Metheswey a Pittsburgh native and former teacher observed her 1th birthday yesterday in the hospital where she is recovering from a tip injury. Her daughter Chelle Wydlibe Cirey School District official confirms the family plans a quiet celebration at home.
Justice Goldberg spent the summer on a goodwill tour of India and Malaysia, lectured at the University of New Delhi law school, and met Premier Shastri. He highlighted Peace Corps work, visited Pope Paul, and discussed ecumenism and anti Semitism with various figures, while addressing critiques of Goldwater and public figures.
A reader praises Paul Harvey for his columns and urges readers to vote for Goldwater in November. The letter endorses Harvey’s viewpoints and expresses appreciation for his analysis of the U S need for the candidate.
Mrs Gabriella AL Protopio, 53, of North Wales, Pa., died yesterday in a two car crash in Lansdale. Nancy Flanagan, 32, of Lansdale, the other driver, was admitted to North Penn Hospital with her son Joseph, 3.
Paul Harvey reports on Walter Jenkins and Lyndon B Johnsons inner circle, detailing Jenkins arrests and longstanding proximity to the Johnsons. The column questions the impact of moral lapses at the highest levels, fears blackmail, and laments erosion of government integrity.
Doug Rozelle tops the first half of the YMCA boys swimming competition with 52 points through three meets. Pom Sawyer is second with 46.25, Jim Jaundy third at 43.25, followed by Stadt, Connasse, Cochran, and Heacox in the early point standings.
Tri County Dairy Improvement Club tester Leonard Swanson evaluated 26 Holstein herds totaling 829 cows in September. Top producers included Catherine Gates of Corry with 1,570 pounds milk per cow and 58.0 butterfat. Kenneth McCray & son of Corry 1,184 and 43.9. Dwight King of Spartansburg 1,026 and 43.5. Skiff Farms of Corry 1,066 and 42.0. and Laurence Ware of Corry 1,100 and 42.0. Top cows: Skiff Farms 2,405 pounds milk monthly and 108.4 butterfat. Laurence Wade 2,220 and 93.2. Richard and Lee Lecey of Spring Creek 2,127 and 87.2. Joseph Wetmore of Corry 2,418 and 87.0.
Dan Gorman 13 was injured when a dynamite blasting cap exploded at his home near Pithole Venango County while others reportedly played nearby. He suffered a left hand injury and a lacerated right thigh and underwent surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital. An intensive search was under way to locate others and missing caps.
A string of Wisely remarks lampoons married life with a New York byline, featuring dialogues about lunch portions, wages, dieting, office chatter, dental costs, TV repairs, and shopping. The pieces skew toward humorous friction, jealousy, and daily domestic mini-crises, ending with a tease about more examples.
Rob ert L. Pruell 26 a resident of Ashtabula pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity in common pleas court to first degree felony murder in the slaying of Susan Osborne 17 of Conneaut. Judge Pontius ordered psychiatric observation at Lima State Hospital and arraigned on the October 22 indictment. Osborne’s body was found September 19 at North Kingsville after being presumed dead September 1. Pruett, a U S Army veteran, married Marcia 17 in Las Vegas and the couple had traveled from California to Conneaut and several Pennsylvania towns before settling in Ashtabula.
Mr G Sterry Long, 73, longtime organizer of the American Legion in Paris after World War I, died yesterday after a long illness. He held posts with the National Recovery Administration, War Production Board, War Assets Administration and the Department of Commerce in Washington.
The document lists the Corry Evening Journal staff and office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches. Subscriptions are priced at 13.00 per year by mail 11.00 in advance within restricted territory. Carrier rates and display deadlines are referenced.
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