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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1965
Page
4
The column criticizes a Jonathan Winters special on Disneyland for children as too crude with bare bosoms and innuendo. It questions whether parents should shield kids or endure risqué content to avoid hypocrisy and notes such shock fare even in Westerns. The piece laments the inability to fight city hall or TV.
War briefing notes Douglas MacArthur with orders for an immediate push toward Tokyo as Allied leaders seek a rapid end to World War II. Russia denounces Japan’s neutrality pact, signaling potential shifts in the Pacific theater alongside ongoing European fighting intensification.
A man returns home with his family and discovers a fire. Fire crews respond to control the blaze and prevent further damage. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
Drew Pearson reports from Moscow that the climate between the United States and the Soviet Union has cooled as bombing of North Vietnam and photos of napalm burnings worsen tensions. He notes Soviet officials’ criticism of the US, shifts in Khrushchev era goodwill, and rising Chinese distrust of American capitalism impacting Cold War dynamics.
A reader asks if a claimant can force an attorney to reveal a client's address. The adviser says confidential communications between attorney and client cannot be disclosed without consent, underscoring the sanctity of the lawyer client relationship and the need for proper channels to obtain information.
The meditation contrasts sincere and artificial questions in Mark 12 13 34. It notes two types of questioners those seeking truth and those disqualifying others and urges genuine inquiry over dogmatic certainty in religion and belief.
Paul Harvey remarks on the yearly clock changes across 81 states amid a patchwork of time zones. He notes inconsistencies within towns and streets, the historical move to Standard Time, and urges a return to uniform time without waiting for overarching government mandates.
Tito visit at Langley highlighted US time zone chaos. Indiana’s split zones and daylight time cause buses to run late and schedules to scramble. Railroads and airlines spend millions adjusting. The author notes contacting a town operator to plan travel.
A Pittsburgh mother of five, Rita C. Reilly, 42, was found drowned last night in the Ohio River by a city fire boat crew. The Allegheny County coroner cited the case as a drowning with no immediate signs of foul play. Her husband, John Reilly, said she had been low in spirits recently and there may be complications related to her personal matters and attorney-client instructions.
The Erie May grand jury will consider the involuntary manslaughter case of Alan D. Cage 24 of Union City tied to the death of James E. Porter Wattsburg. Judge Elmer L Hyans had dismissed a murder charge January 8 citing no evidence of intentional or malicious conduct.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and departments including publisher George R. Sample city editor William Eaton and advertising manager Allan Hasbrouck. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights and postage details, with subscription rates $13 yearly by mail and eight cents per copy. Advertising deadlines are 9 a.m. prior to publication.
Thomas W. W. Jones, 44, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the August 22 1964 murder of his wife Barbara in Ridgway. The shooting followed a domestic quarrel. a .30-30 rifle caused instant death. The couple were separated at the time. Barbara resided at the Salberg Hotel with their two children, Thomas Jr and Barbara. The trial, by three Elk County judges in Elk County court, saw Jones plead guilty to second degree murder, which the DA Norbert Powell did not accept. After sentencing, Jones was moved from the Clearfield County jail to the Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh to begin his life term.
Pittsburgh Yellow Cab Co drivers voted 930 to 11 to accept a new two year contract covering 1,100 Local 128 Taxicab Drivers Union members. Involuntary manslaughter is linked to Porter, a guard at Molded Glass Boat Co in Union City, who died January 5 after a fight at the plant with another worker. No eye witnesses exist.
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