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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
4
The piece condemns student protests at UC Berkeley and Penn, mocks rights to free speech and obscenity, calls for discipline and removal from campuses, and argues students are apprentice adults needing tough handling. It warns against teen worship and demands a crackdown to restore order.
Hoisington Kansas Dispatch notes a distant suburban resident who receives his letters by mailman delivery despite living far from town, highlighting everyday logistics and rural living quirks.
Bear Lake area residents hosted and attended Easter Sunday meals and visits with relatives and friends. J C Manwar ing family and others shared dinners, while local churches held services including a sunrise service at 6 am and a cantata titled Hallelujah What a Saviour.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie plan to leave their winter home at Eldora Country Club and return to their Gettysburg area farm in Pennsylvania. They will depart by train on April 27 after spending seven winters away, with Eisenhower set to appear at a Republican fundraiser in Idaho on April 24.
Jim Bishop reviews Jose Ferrer in a Palm Beach ballet production of Coppelia at the Royal Poinciana Playhouse. He praises Ferrer’s acting and the Kneelands’ storytelling while noting staging quirks such as taped music and a curtain mishap corrected by nuns. The piece ends with the critic defending ballet as an art form despite its athletic limits.
In London the siege of Berlin begins as German broadcasts claim new decrees to curb movement and fortify defenses. In Guam the Okinawa battle intensifies with US forces pressing against strong Japanese lines amid heavy combat. A 23 year old man was beaten during arrest at the European Hotel cafe and treated for a scalp wound at Corry Hospital. Kiwanis Club reports Corry High School's one year suspension starting Sept 1 1945, citing perceived injustices by other schools.
A car driven by Charles Henderson left the Corry Union City highway yesterday afternoon and overturned causing severe damage to the Heath home at 250 West Washington street. The Lester Shoe Company is discontinuing local operations and moving to Warren. Samuel C. Daugherty, 4, died at his sister’s home on Franklin Street. The Victoria Hotel on West Main Street, closed recently, is reportedly reopened over the weekend as plans for baseball and volleyball are made.
Washington correspondent Drew Pearson argues the United States Navy is outmatched in South Vietnam and warns that old fleet doctrines fail against Viet Cong guerrillas. He cites carrier counts, submarine totals, and the distribution of forces between Atlantic and Pacific fleets, noting risk from Red China and limited frontline carriers.
Will Shields directs a city boys ball tournament while City Engineer Dickson notes unusual pavement heaving on North Center Street north of Washington Street. Frost blamed for the poor road conditions.
Wattsburg Area High School Music Boosters announce a combined auction and rummage sale starting at noon Saturday in the old high school building on North Street. Items include pianos television sets washers stoves household furnishings toys books clothing and many small articles. The sale supports the booster group.
A lease breach by the landlord failing to keep premises in good repair may justify the tenant breaking the lease if the neglect is substantial and deprives the tenant of full use for a material period. A trivial breach does not justify termination. damages may be sought if the tenant stays. Without a repair covenant the landlord has no duty to repair.
Booster officials announce a final fund raising plan tied to an auction and bake sale run by majorettes to cover costs for the high school band’s trip to the New York World’s Fair. Proceeds aim to push the fund over the top as the last planned event.
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