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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues that survival of the fittest governs global power dynamics and critiques U S and Cuban actions. It asserts the United States must maintain overflight rights and insist on missile base inspections, while condemning backing down on confrontations with Soviet aligned Cuba. It warns against appeasement and calls for steadfast policy.
Reported wartime dispatches describe Luftn bombs and air base activity with large explosives buried in Europe. General MacArthur declares the Hollandia operation complete while Japan challenges further advances. A Navy secretary dies of a heart attack as draft and local civic notes populate a mixed wartime page.
Forty years ago on First Avenue Melvin Dowse was painfully cut and bruised but escaped serious injuries after being run down by his own car. He likely attempted to crank the vehicle while it was in gear, narrowly avoiding a disastrous outcome as bystanders rushed to assist.
Washington column ties Senator Wayne Morse to a bitter fight over Kirwan's influence in the Democratic Campaign Committee, noting President Kennedy's intervention and Oregon projects. It also surveys Yorty seeking federal help for a Los Angeles hydroelectric hookup, and contrasts with the International Utilities plan for a nationwide transmission line operated like a pipeline.
Araman died of heart failure Monday as Allegheny County detectives and State Police raided his Braddock novelty shop over suspected numbers activity. John Kennetz, 50, of Forest Hills died after failing to respond when Braddock police tried to revive him. Detectives obtained a search warrant based on alleged numbers activity and also raided seven other Braddock area establishments, arresting seven for number charges.
Paul Harvey criticizes Tom Jones as depraved and obscene arguing it corrupts morals across the country. He cites Catholic groups and public opinion while defending the film’s nudity and sex as sensationalism that lowers cultural standards. He laments mood created by urban centers influencing rural audiences and distrusts Hollywood realism.
Dante Verdoni 37 of Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, received a 36500 settlement in U S District Court after claiming a back injury from August 2 1962 when a jack broke on Aliququot a Southern Railroad Co tracks caused him to fall backward.
Hal Boyle reflects on dandelions and daily quirks from air travel to Shakespearean praise and social quirks, then reports a fatal Monroe crash as Thomas H. Edelblute and his wife Frances L. Edelblute, both Pittsburgh residents, died when their car left the road in a rainstorm and collided with an oil truck.
A wife with several children can seek enforcement of a court ordered support. If the father refuses to pay after arrests for default, he risks jail or being pursued by law officers. Wage assignment may secure regular payments if he is employed, and if funds cannot be obtained, public assistance may be sought.
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