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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
4
A regional column argues race is not the core problem but education and self discipline. It contends Jails punish behavior not color, notes centuries of unequal schooling for Negroes, and says real progress depends on opening education to all.
Hal Boyle surveys American life with light vignettes on marriage death rates, rising numbers of women fire insurance agents, and power capacity leaders in Japan and the U.S. He notes conventions rise to nine million attendees, fashion shifts toward broader shoulders and one button jackets, and compares tornado fatalities across decades.
A three story business and apartment building in Aliquippa Beaver County suffered an estimated 100000 in damage. Six families were evacuated safely from the brick structure in the heart of the boroughs business district.
NYSE figures about half of the nation's banks meet listing rules but interest is tepid and only one bank has applied. Comptroller Saxon seeks more disclosure and trading on both exchange and over the counter, while state chartered banks push for exceptions to current rules.
In Paris Allied occupation appeared imminent as the French second armor division moved into the city while battles raged around the capital. Joy ran through Paris at relief forces arrival per American broadcast. In the Pacific Allied forces attempted a near Philippines island invasion per Tokyo radio with unconfirmed reports of Sumatra carrier air activity.
Operations of a bold gang of chicken thieves in the area were halted Saturday night when a dynamite contrivance at Albert Moore’s chicken coop in Cutting routed the thieves. The sheltering event marked an unexpected and temporary end to the long running spree.
A commuter bandit robbed a bank of 15040 dollars unseen by six customers. He handed notes to two tellers and warned death if not quick. Mrs Lois Reinhart and Mrs Dorothy Rusche filled bags. a cry alerted staff as he escaped. An abandoned car found blocks away, bought earlier that day, suspected as diversion.
Paul Harvey criticizes American missionaries arguing motives are skewed toward self credit. He asserts many convey a costly, underperforming foreign work while domestic Christian needs go unmet. He urges revival of faith at home and reexamination of missionary aims. He acknowledges some good done by medical missions but calls for motive scrutiny among many workers.
Drew Pearson reports a surge of John Birch Society mail and paperback attacks on President Johnson. Haley and Texans for America push anti Johnson material, including “A Texan Looks at Lyndon,” while figures like J Evetts Haley and Frank McGehee promote segregation and anti federal tax stances amid a network linked to Timely Publications.
In Philadelphia the Natural Sugar Refining Co and Local 16 48 agree to a 51 week a year work guarantee for 742 workers hired before September 1 1959. The clause, permanent in future contracts, includes an extra birthday holiday bringing paid holidays to 12 annually.
Article discusses a Titusville street scuffle involving local youths, corpsmen, and factions called the Crusaders and Commanders from Rochester. Police moved in to separate groups, restraining violence until the crowd dispersed. The piece notes ties to white supremacist publishing and anti Communist books linked to extremist figures.
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