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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues free speech allows public meeting protests but street demonstrations that end in bloodshed amount to incitement to riot. It contends police and courts fail to punish rioters while sometimes penalizing officers enforcing order, urging enforcement of laws to protect citizens’ livelihoods.
Southeast Asia command reports Allied and Chinese forces capture Myitkyina Burma a major Japanese base after a siege that began May 17. About 9 000 Japanese troops are said to have been killed in the two year fighting. Also noted are local incidents including a man’s injury at Carter Hill and a hospital recovery report.
On a damp Sunday morning, a Bangal Corry youth violently disrupted a highway project at Findley Lake by throwing rocks and debris. Authorities report the assault halted work crews and prompted a call for investigations and safety measures.
Letters to Tite Jauhsat will not be published unless the writer s name and address are included. Opinions in letters will not be construed as the newspaper s official stance.
Paul Harvey reflects on astrology and a Milwaukee barber's comparative chronology of Lincoln and Kennedy. He lists eight coincidences including shared election years, Friday deaths, Johnson successors, and presidents losing children, noting no evaluation of the claims.
Erie man 26, waiving grand jury action and pleading guilty, faces a 10 year term for robbery and larceny. Police say he robbed the night clerk of an Erie motel July 16 after a June 8 larceny in Erie.
Gay Flannery O'Connor, noted writer and novelist from Milledgeville, died yesterday at age 40. In 1959 she was one of 11 American writers awarded a Ford Foundation Brant grant.
President Francisca J. Orlich of Costa Rica stays three days at King Ranch with Francisca’s party. They tour the Santa Gertrudis operation and brush clearing machine amid offhand fascist talk and Kennedy assassination bragging by some hosts. They later tour the oil wells and cattle operations before returning to Washington.
Local readers can expect consistent daily features in the Corry Journal. The paper plans engaging arts and culture notes, storytelling, and light human interest items to brighten mornings.
The Scranton administration will borrow 4.5 million dollars to finance the first phase of Project 70 a 370 million long range conservation and recreation program. Land acquisitions are planned for Ohio Pyle State Park Tyler Estate Codorus Creek area Sandy Creek and Marsh Creek. The loan will be repaid from bond sales authorized by voters and legislators. Governor Scranton and state officials attended the two year borrowing conference.
Former Cuban president Manuel Urrutia accuses Fidel Castro of fueling racial unrest in the United States. He cites Castro’s Havana broadcasts inciting Negroes to rebellion and refers to Radio Tree Dixie run by Robert Williams of Monroe, NC, who fled to Cuba after a kidnapping indictment. Urrutia broke with Castro in 1960 and plans a new anti Castro party, Fighting Democratic Unity.
Retired Brig. Gen. William K. Mac Nulty a Marine combat veteran of World War II and World War I died yesterday of a heart attack in San Francisco. He commanded the Guam garrison overrun by Japanese and spent nearly four years in prisoner camps. He won the Silver Star for actions in five major World War I battles. He was 73.
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A summer shift shows Americans saving more after tax cuts while retail sales stay up. Personal incomes grow and debt payments ease, yet consumers are putting aside more of their take home pay. Despite this, savings funds fuel continued growth as manufacturers push expansion and modernization.
The text explains that older brothers and sisters have only a moral obligation to support a child if parents are dead or unable to support them. The Pennsylvania Support Law assigns legal liability for indigent support to the husband wife child father and mother, not to siblings.
U S District Judge Archie O. Dawson of New York City died yesterday in California. An Eisenhower appointee, Dawson led Thomas E Dewey's 1942 gubernatorial campaign committee and shaped postwar Republican campaigns. He was 92.
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