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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
7
The readable bits indicate a municipal notice about unit or city rent changes, possibly bidding details. Names and dates are unclear, but the fragment suggests official action by a city body and a call for responses or adjustments to rental terms.
Senator Everett Dirksen signals interest in directing the 1968 Republican platform draft on Vietnam. He backs Johnson's war conduct with caveats, suggesting the party will avoid a hard pullout. Javits Percy foresee a middle course. Humphrey warns against selling out in the struggle. In Bonn, West German soldiers may remove headgear only when in closed vehicles.
Meadville School Board will pay damages for copyright infringement of a science guide still owned by Titusville teachers Leland Mowrey Thomas Harmon and Karl Engleka. Future Meadville publications will require royalty negotiations with the copyright owners. The agreement followed a U S District Court suit and applies to parts of the elementary curriculum guide used from the Mowrey Harmon Engleka work. A new regulation will be printed to take effect by year end.
New York AP report quotes Edward Sovik criticizing 20th century church buildings for signaling unreality through elaborate design. He argues religion seeks real life meaning not ersatz atmospheres. The International Congress on Religion Architecture gathers 1500 participants to reassess modern trends and communal worship.
Architect and theologian Sovik argues many churches mislead with pompous styles and dim interiors that imitate mysticism. He says churches should reveal truth, be straightforward, and reflect the real order of the universe and ethical compassion, not transport worshippers to an otherworldly ambiance.
Cambridge Springs Borough Council held an emergency session to seek state action for safer railroad crossings. A letter to Gov. Shafer was planned with Rep. Dwyer delivering correspondence. Officials will meet with the PUC and railroad reps to discuss grants gates at multiple crossings.
Maryland's Eastern Shore farmers face unprecedented rainfall after heavy traps of wet weather. The heaviest rainfall since 1985 floods east of Chesapeake Bay, surpassing 13 inches in a month. Sweet corn farmers urge Gov Agnew to authorize prison labor for harvest due to muddy fields.
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