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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

4

Opinion: Driver Point System Aims to Reform Offenders

In a bipartisan move the Pennsylvania General Assembly considers an 11 point demerit plan to suspend licenses for 60 days and require driving clinics for offenders. Five to ten over speed earns five points, higher offenses incur more, with increasing suspensions on repeated violations. Critics fear loss of departmental hearings, but supporters say the plan addresses rising highway hazards and will be applauded by safe drivers.

General Assembly Riso Pennnsylvania Kosygin Harriman Russia United States Viet Nam Johnson Jef Ford R-Mich

Dillard the dog and the peculiar star of our family

Hal Boyle recounts a large emotional mixed breed named Dillard who terrorizes the neighborhood and triggers a 10 day rabies quarantine. The piece joins a family’s parade of clever dogs and ends with a quip about future water solutions and keeping the dog under the condition of restraint.

ST. Louis, Mo Leroy Orval Arkansas Mgger Dillarb Dog Pound Dilfarh Dilfarb Dillard

Water crisis spurs U S aid and Harriman talks

President Johnson intervenes in the Delaware water dispute guiding Philadelphia New York and Newark away from saltwater intrusion. Averell Harriman’s talks with Premier Kosygin reveal strains over Viet Nam while Udall warns rain alone won’t solve supply gaps. Army engineers prepare barges and pipes to safeguard Philadelphia’s intake as drought persists.

Washington Johnson New York New Jersey Philadelphia Bobby Kennedy Delaware Interior Stewart Udall New York City Newark N. J Moscow Fac Nikita Khrushchev Udall Harriman Pennsylvania Army Engineers Delaware River Torresdale Army Kremlin Viet Nam

Try Again To Ban Pa Rainmaking

Efforts move to ban artificial rainmaking in Pennsylvania with a bill delaying any weather tampering until the National Academy of Sciences or the National Science Foundation resolves related issues. Scranton had already vetoed a two year moratorium proposal on rainmaking.

Nannionjrg Iew Tiobse Pennsylvania Nafianal Academy of Sciences National Science Foundation Gav. Scranton

20000 Witnesses to Attend Buffalo Confab

Nearly 20 000 Jehovahs witnesses are expected in Buffalo from Thursday through Sunday for the annual district convention sponsored by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York. Ross Moody presiding minister of the Corry congregation says 21 departments will run under one management with an orchestra of about 40 players. Four days of Bible instruction and ministry training are planned with more than 150 participants delivering talks and demonstrations. All sessions are free and open to the public.

Buffalo Moody

Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Staff Notes

Corry Evening Journal lists George R Sample as Publisher and staff roles including General Nitine Hatone and G T Bergman as Production Manager. The piece mentions McLaughlin as Pressroom Foreman and Bottinelli as National Advertising representative, with ad services across Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas.

West South Street Corry Eetees Corry Evening Journal George R Sample

Japan ready to surrender Potsdam offer discussed

Twenty years ago on August 10 Japan indicated willingness to surrender under the Potsdam declaration if Emperor Hirohito could retain power but the White House said no official offer had been received as the war continued. The notice urged liquor license holders to close bars upon confirmation.

Washington Japan Hirohito White House Domet United States Associated Press Frank E. Hepler Toon Gelder The Liquor Control Board

Turbulent year looms as steel strike nears final episode

A volatile year in labor management sees the largest wage gains in five years and widespread idleness with 2,020 work stoppages affecting 852,000 workers. Steel wages loom large as mills rush to complete orders before a possible Sept. 1 strike, with widespread implications for prices and inflation.

New York Labor Department

Hollywood Stars Turn to Politics for Center Stage

Paul Harvey argues that television fame fuels political ambitions across Hollywood. Actors such as Wendell Corey Robert Vaughn John Wayne Charleton Heston and Marlon Brando are cited as examples of stars pursuing office or political influence while maintaining public appeal. The piece notes motivations range from genuine public service to image transfer and ends by likening trend to Beatles controversy.

What Is The Law What Is The Law

The age of a child affects visitation rights in divorce cases. For very young children courts often limit overnight custody unless the father can prove adequate means. Custody may be limited to specific hours or the wife’s home, with later provisions expanding visitation as children grow, often including weekend overnight stays when the father is not working.

Ban KKK From Offices Proposed in Pa. Amendment

Harrisburg Rep Peter E Perry introduces a Pennsylvania constitutional amendment to bar Ku Klux Klan members from public office. The measure, unveiled Monday, would also prevent klansmen from seeking office for five years after resigning from the group.

Harrrisbury Peter E. Perry Philadelphia Ku Klux Klatt Pennsylvania

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