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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
4
The piece critiques New York City's transit funding, noting a 13 cent fare fails to cover costs. It cites Mike Quill's demands, union pressure, and political risk for Mayor Wagner. It argues state subsidies shift costs to taxpayers and lawmakers, risking votes amid funding stalemate.
In the WWII era report from London and Washington, the American Fifth Army seized the summit of Mount Camino south of Cassino on the Via Casilina near Rome and deployed on nearby high ground. Drafted soldiers from Corry City-Corry district include John R. Czech Jr and others. Missing Marines Robert M. Swan and Rolland J. Kinney are noted, along with a break in at Berhard Sturdevant’s home and a tuberculosis stay clinic result in Corry. The Corry High Beavers defeated St Edwards 35 to 17 in basketball.
Washington columnist notes President Johnson tailors a mix of persuasion and pressure to spur Congress to pass remaining appropriations. He invites leaders to the White House, phones them, and rewards allies with committee power, while marginalizing dissenters like Muskie and Moss who faced stalled assignments and cold treatment.
The article traces Senator Johnson moving from backing southern lines to urging civil rights legislation despite filibuster objections. It notes his past role with the Senate clique and current eagerness to advance Kennedy reforms, including tax cuts and elderly medical care, using his old tactics to influence the Establishment.
A three hour blaze leveled Lester Nunemaker’s Spring Creek home Saturday as firefighters from Titusville Pleasantville and Centerville fought the fire eight miles from town. They saved a nearby barn but the house and contents were lost with an estimated 4000 in damage. Owner Arlie Vroman was not injured and it was unclear if the house was insured.
Jim Bishop argues that police procedure cannot guarantee protection for presidents. He cites global examples from Japan to Paris and notes failures in Dallas during Kennedy's assassination, highlighting gaps in anticipation, surveillance, and rapid response by police and officials.
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