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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
4
Paul Harvey lauds Corry as a fine home town and notes its strong community, workplace ties, and honest public servants. He praises local firefighters, doctors, and mechanics who helped during crises, argues Corry’s heart sustains America, and quips about deer sightings and fishing while urging local support for fish and wildlife programs.
The Business Mirror notes a split view on the economy’s pace. Some expect only a plateau with growth slowing, while others fear a rush that could prompt tighter monetary policy. Auto sales rose 14 percent in early September, supporting optimism despite overall caution from analysts and manufacturers.
Jim Bishop reflects on a world weary of labels and reveals a shift from certainty to doubt. He argues the Cold War is an economic struggle aimed at diminishing the United States, notes U.S. debts and imports eroding competitiveness, and warns of a path toward global decline unless nations invest in basic needs. He sketches stark images of poverty abroad and questions what solutions lasting leaders will provide.
The law sets no absolute minimum age without parental permission. If either party is under twenty one, a parent or guardian consent is required for a marriage license. If either party is under sixteen, a judge from the Orphans Court must approve, deciding it is in the best interest to issue the license.
Publisher and staff listed with agency representation. Rates show mail and carrier pricing. Advertising deadlines and distribution terms noted for display ads in the Corry, Pennsylvania, edition.
Drew Pearson notes ominous reports of a Chinese plan to infiltrate 50000 Vietnamese-speaking guerrillas into South Vietnam from Kwangsi as a first step in the war. The analysis cites Li Tsung Jen and Lin Piao in a high level conference and an Operations Research Office briefing. The piece also profiles Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen, his nickname, and White House diplomacy with Speaker Dodd over reapportionment and immigration.
General Douglas MacArthur announced that the Allied invasion of Japan has been successful and occupation forces may be reduced to no more than 200000 within six months. Troop returns will begin as ships become available, signaling a rapid homeward flow for American forces.
Titusville will not fill two open Police Department jobs for now. City Manager Joseph G. Zainea said the department will operate with reduced staff, relying on selective enforcement at peak hours and re scheduling shifts. The city will average about 1.2 officers per 1,000 residents, near metropolitan norms.
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