DEI Opinion Calls For Action To Cut Public Apathy On Crime
In an editorial from Harrisburg Patriot the piece argues Pennsylvania’s crime rate per capita is not the worst but public indifference worsens it. It urges modernizing the penal code, expanding policing, improving juvenile services, and boosting public awareness and cooperation with law enforcement.
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Theatre Protest Tactics Stir Debate Over Free Speech
The report details a makeshift New Port venue where young Black Arts protesters enact scenes venting hatred of whites. National attention followed after government anti poverty funding fueled the troupe, drawing thousands to thrice weekly outdoor shows. The piece questions whether constitutional protection of speech and assembly should shelter such propaganda, noting harsh contrasts with historic free expression limits.
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago Dispatch
Gen Marshall testified that a subordinate, unaware of it, hid code cracking secrets from the Pearl Harbor inquiry. Roosevelt allegedly ordered pre war warnings to await an overt act by Japan. In Corry, Ernest Allen died after a crash on Route 277, his brother Harley hurt, and the Vanderhoffs injured. Junior High debuted a 20 to 16 win under Carl Lindberg. Local bowling featured notables Fred Taylor and others. Deer hunting near Jackson Hill yielded several big bucks. An auto crash near Lagertown injured occupants sparing them. Speck returned from McKean with a 180 pound buck and a bear. Robert Smith discharged after an electric shock incident. Keystone Boosters prepare to have Frost coach younger local players.
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Corry
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Erie County Line
William Speck
McKean County
Speck
Wilds
Today In History highlights for December first, 1965
A digest of notable events on this date: Germany enters war with the United States in 1941, Indiana joins the Union in 1816, Louis Napoleon elected France president in 1848, Edward VIII abdicates in 1936, Mussolini exits the League in 1937. Also reflects past political debates and civil rights tensions cited by figures like Hoover and Whittaker.
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Indiana
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Edward VIII
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Italy
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Coast Guard scrutinizes foreign ships amid cruise line fears
Washington reviews foreign flag vessels operating from Florida ports to prevent a repeat of the Yarmouth Castle disaster. The Coast Guard notes many ships are under Panamanian or Liberian registry to dodge stricter U S safety rules, while some American ships carry inflammable cargo under looser international standards.
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What Is The Law on pen names and banking
A person may adopt any name he chooses if no fraud on the rights of others is involved. By statute a person engaged in a business must register the name of his business if it is not his own name. Using a pen name is not engaging in a business. A bank may refuse checks made out to a pen name unless the presenter proves they are the person. The best approach is to open a bank account using the pen name and then cash checks drawn to that name at that bank.
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Corry Evening Journal masthead and policy note
The provided text appears as a broken newspaper masthead and imprint listing staff titles and publishing details. It mentions Corry Pennsylvania, Chicago offices, Detroit Chamber of Commerce building related addresses, and AP news rights with mail rates and weekly price.
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Spelling of Your Health Q and A by Dr Coleman
Dr Lester L Coleman answers readers questions on arteriosclerosis versus atherosclerosis and basal metabolism tests. He notes radioisotopes and PBI tests aid thyroid assessment, describes polycythemia and treatment, explains fever as a possible sign, and defines referred pain with nerve pathways. Readers may send questions to Dr Coleman.
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