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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion E. Wilson Purdy argues Supreme Court criminal law decisions threaten civil rights of law abiding citizens by shielding criminals. He cites police testimony and legal critique warning courts lean right, risking anarchy if public protections erode.
Across the Pacific the Japanese defend southern Okinawa with bayonets amid heavy artillery duels while Allied forces push toward Berlin, with Hannover and Bremen under tight guard as the Ninth and Second Armies threaten the German plain. Local items note draft calls from Corry, a potential Steubenville coaching job, a road accident near North East injuring hue grocer and son, junior high auditorium rules debate, Keystone basketball club visit, and a dog scare halted by the police.
City archival note records the 1925 event involving Raffaelo Chiricuzio on First Avenue and related local happenings. The clipped entry briefly notes a milestone date with minimal detail.
Drew Pearson reports on Moscow busy with construction and housing despite cold weather and scarce food. He notes Air India’s New York to Moscow flight, Khrushchev era focus on urban growth, and Brezhnev’s $78 billion farm program. He observes Russians rushing through life, aiming to avoid war and improve living standards amid climate challenges.
A young hound owned by Caleb Hill reportedly entered Peter Hand’s Spring Street home and attacked family members during a morning incident, leading to the canine’s death. Further details remain unclear.
The note lists mailing options for Corry Pennsylvania with prices for second class mail annual rates in and out of territory. It also includes carrier and per copy charges and advance payment terms. Advertising rates require application. The display deadline is nine am.
G Richard Fry ling, president, predicts the insurgent group led by Bernard Feinberg will fail in its proxy contest at the upcoming annual meeting on May 5. Fry ling says Erie has improved its profit picture and sales, and the majority of shareholders support management.
A frail woman nicknamed the Old Lady endures a hospital ward scene after a stroke. She relives a life of isolation, dependence, and past neglect while a nurse and doctor observe her slow awakening. She recalls a loveless marriage to Mike, four brief years of happiness, and years of charity.
An old woman longs for a letter to Mike and a visit from him while a young nephew, present to study, hides a ten dollar bill as he offers money for tips. She refuses and instructs him to leave the money with the nurse, as the scene lingers on illness and mistrust.
Gerald Cox, 26, was moved from Warren General Hospital to WCA Hospital Jamestown in satisfactory condition after head injuries from a weekend assault at a downtown private club. Dr. Robert B. Wright treats Cox as tests and care continue. An early morning attack involved a patron who mistook him for another person.
General Manager George Selkirk of the Washington Senators reported his golf clubs were stolen from his car while he and a delegation delivered a season pass to President Johnson at the White House. Selkirk noted the thief, if right handed, faces a challenge since he is a lefty. The incident occurred during the visit to the White House.
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