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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1965
Page
4
An editorial urges readers to support Corby on Tuesday, arguing for his integrity and public service. The piece criticizes opponents as unreliable and stresses the need for a trustworthy leader in Rye County.
The text notes two weeks away require careful pre trip planning and a busy return. It contrasts the tedium of preparation with the relief and anticipation of leaving work behind. It highlights the need to organize tasks before departure and to manage a rush of duties upon return.
Paul Harvey reflects on presidential health and recovery, noting Wilson Roosevelts ordeals and Eisenhowers strenuous tests. He discusses how illness affects leadership and the burden on modern presidents during recuperation and decision making. A legal Q A explains a creditors six year period to sue on loans and defenses.
The piece traces how federal agents under Robert Kennedy used electronic devices to crack rackets, with orders encouraging saturation investigations and surveillance. It links past tactics to ongoing concerns about taps, mirrors, and mikes, then pivots to a comic canalitis fad among congressmen and a proposed Lake Erie to Pittsburgh canal joke.
Washington reports President Truman will propose 48 hours wages for 40 hours work without price raises, as a union compromise. Corry veteran William F. Myers retires from Raymond Mfg and goes to pension. Henry J. Wassink of Clymer injured in fall at his barn. Kay's Lunch sold to Mr and Mrs Pred Taylor. Lois Huth returns to Attorney Scott’s office as he improves after illness.
The Corry Choral Society plans a meeting at the Municipal Building to rehearse under Prof. R. C. Barth of Jamestown. A recent performance of The Whole Town's Talking drew a large crowd at the high school auditorium.
A sprawling Corry Rambling column covers Harold Maynard’s Union City council bid, local tax debates, and county assessment uniformity. It notes hospital and police planning, veterans and service members abroad, and civic notices including bank flags for Viet Nam support and local business sales records.
William V. Heisler 33 of Newport a track supervisor for the Pennsylvania Railroad was killed by a train yesterday near Millerstown in Perry County.
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