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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1962
Page
3
The chief priests bind Jesus and bring Him to Pilate. Jesus answers, Barabbas is favored for release by the crowd, while the crowd demands crucifixion. Pilate proclaims innocence as the crowd grows tumultuous.
Rev. Barclay B. Fishburn reflects on Jesus message in the Upper Room about departing to the Father and returning to take believers to heaven. He emphasizes Jesus as the way to the Father and the promise of the Holy Spirit to guide believers. The meditation outlines three assurances for true believers: a prepared place, guidance from the Spirit, and Christ's return.
The excerpt presents Jesus speaking of the approaching cross and bids his followers to rise and depart, marking the moment of departure after finishing his teaching. The phrasing emphasizes a concluding address and the readiness to move toward the destined path.
Three East Germans attempted an escape by driving a gravel filled truck through a Communist bar rier into West Berlin. Red machinegun fire killed the driver and wounded a companion as East German border police fired repeatedly. The truck crushed a house on the West Berlin side. one passenger, 20, was shot in the arm and the other bruised.
State dog law inspector Paul Hanas closed the inquiry into the Millcreek Township dog catcher not notifying Harold F. Weber about his impounded dog. Weber’s dog, returned by Dr. Thomas J. Rogers after care at Erie facilities, was not found to have been mistreated.
The Pease case at McDowell High School sparked debate over extracurricular clubs and funding. Justice Musmanno criticized the bowling club as improper use of school funds and duties, while Pease argued the club lacked moral obligation for him to supervise. The dispute highlighted student participation dependent on finances and administrative boundaries in education.
Pease says he would do the same again if he felt right, calling himself a democracy teacher. He credits a Erie citizens group Save our Teachers for financial backing, claiming about 4.5 in contributions from across the state will cover costs and leave funds.
In a satirical aside the Coray Journal mentions a scholarship push tied to a serious dispute. A student complains a replacement was hired for a democracy course while a bowling class was not required for the substitute instructor.
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