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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
4
Readers are invited to send opinion pieces for the editorial page to the Carry Evening Express. Submissions should be 900 words, signed, and directed to the Editorial Page Editor. Write with passion but avoid personal attacks and keep to general issues.
The AP dish patch warns millions of middle income taxpayers face higher medical and aged care costs while Social Security tax hikes erode the income tax cut of 1964 65. A couple with two children earning 6600 a year sees about 140 in tax relief offset by about 103 next year plus 13 in 1867 and 33 in 1969, illustrating how benefits are deducted again and again as welfare expands.
Tokyo reports Lt. Gen. Eichelberger believes occupation may be over within a year while Gen. MacArthur pledges strict enforcement as Allied rules shift to peacetime recovery. Washington notes second month of peace with conversion underway and ration changes likely by year end.
A Mississippi voting rights push unfolds with a death on a highway amid alleged Klan intimidation. Reports from Louisiana and Washington depict a powerful political structure delaying civil rights moves while lawmakers weigh seating Mississippi’s congressional delegation amid cronyism and economic influence.
Paul Harvey discusses warnings from Martin of the Federal Reserve Board about deficits and shrinking dollar value. He notes growing foreign aid burdens, declining gold reserves, and mounting national debt influencing the economy and political response. The piece cites spending, inflation, and market reactions as context.
Washington reports the U S balance of payments deficit as a ballooning problem with experts debating cures. Officials note military overseas outlays and imports outpace receipts, while U S wealth and tourism fuel the drain. Suggestions include curbing foreign aid, shifting troop deployments, raising interest rates, and voluntary controls on investment and loans with hopes of sparing a global dollar dependence.
A legal primer explains custody issues on separation. It states adopted status does not alter the presumption that the mother provides best care, as adopted children are grafted to adopting parents for all intents and purposes.
A resident criticizes city and county handling of the landfill and Avenue A dump. He argues water leakage harms nearby trout streams, questions salvage economics, and urges better staffing and consultation with longtime neighbors. He notes repeated fires and high taxes amid criticism of officials and press coverage.
Samuel Bell 15 ends beard protest at Cleveland Heights High after suspension for refusing to shave. He plans to return to classes with a bare chin following a three day absence. The note mentions custody implications in a separate line about a separated couple.
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