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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the big stick has become a wet noodle, and America must speak loudly to counter international silence. The piece blames postwar compromises from Yalta through Korea Cuba Panama and similar events for eroding U S power and urges a return to a strong stance with a bigger stick.
The sermon reflects on Mark 14 12 26 and the last supper. Walter W Gilliland plans a Lenten meditation at the Methodist Church. It interprets the Passover as fulfilled in Jesus death with bread as his body and wine as his blood. The New Passover offers new life and hope for Christians through simple established rites.
Drew Pearson reports from Moscow on tight social controls, official fear of American contact, and a Kremlin split over U.S. relations. He notes Suslov’s rise, Ustinov’s elevation, and a likely military buildup with renewed arms race pressures following North Vietnam bombing.
A Columbus meeting on April 6 urged expanding Bookmobile service to support school libraries and children's reading. The writer argues the program should fund books for local students, not replace or Remove policy, urging voters to fund with small dollars to buy a broad selection for school children.
Paul Harvey warns readers that political courting mirrors deceitful romance. He notes administrations woo electorate with gifts and promises such as tax breaks loans and medicine while courting foreign buyers and urging farm product purchases abroad. He urges farmers to scrutinize motives and actions.
The speaker notes pension values fell by a penny on the last ten dollar bill and says promises of freedom conflict with draft plans. They accuse the president of courting labor leader Walter Reuther while entertaining others, urging beware of divided support.
Final rites for Miss Carolinn Munn were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kanzle mar of the Church of the Nazarene officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Charles Munn Jr Ronald Munn Jerry Roach John Roach Duane Silvis and Lawrence Vanderhoof. Out-of-town mourners came from Cleveland Jamestown Eric Warren Meadville Spartansburg and Warren.
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