City Crossings At Pennsy And Lackawanna Face Hazards
An opinion piece criticizes the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Lackawanna lines for neglecting safety at four West Smith Street crossings in Corry. It argues both railroads underfund sidewalks, fail to support local development funds, and neglect community welfare. The authors urge City Council to document accidents and seek stronger safeguards from the Public Utility Commission to prevent further injuries or fatalities.
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Startor City
Counnell
Christmas Meditations We Function Church
Rev. Robert G. Caster discusses the churchs purpose to preach the Gospel and invite Gentiles to join. He explains that accepting Christ makes one a fellow citizen with the saints and part of Gods household, enabling bold access to God. The churchs mission is to lead all to know Gods plan and fulfill its duty to the world.
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Robert G. Caster
Wayne Valley Bud
God
Church
Jesus Christ
Corry Evening Journal masthead and pricing details
The Corry Evening Journal masthead lists staff including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Salon editors Allan Hexbruth advertising manager tena McLaughing production manager Tationsl GvlHising and more. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches, post office entry, pricing by year and by carrier, and display advertising deadlines.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Corry
Paay
Mall Maller
Drew Pearson Investigates Mississippi Power in Civil Rights Case
Washington report outlines interlinked roles of Mississippi figures in the Philadelphia civil rights murders inquiry. It notes William Bradford Huie talking with 21 suspects before arraignment, Esther Carter and Tom Stennis guiding court rulings, and Judge William Cox’s contempt toward the Kennedy administration. It alleges Eastland Stennis influence over federal judges, notes Johnson’s looming choice for the Fifth Circuit, and cites Mississippi political pressure shaping regional civil rights outcomes.
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William Bradford Huie
Mississippi
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Johnson
Senate
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Mississippi Judge Powers Two-World Civil Rights Panels
The article argues Judge Tuttle controls panel appointments with complete authority, immune to Senate or Presidential override. It notes changes in the three-judge panel, including Wisdom’s retirement and Cameron’s replacement by a Mississippi segregationist, shifting civil rights cases westward as Eastland desired.
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Big Jim Eastland
Court of Appeals
Hisenhower
Eli Tuttle
Atlanta
New Orleans
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Tuttle
Senate
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Mississippi
Houston
Wisdom
Ben F. Cameron
What Is The Law Will On Deathbed Signing
A reader asks if a man on his deathbed can have a will drawn by a doctor and be legally valid. The answer notes will validity depends on mental capacity and understanding of heirs and assets. A doctor writing the will does not invalidate it. tests may assess capacity and awareness of time and place.
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Bastland and Stennis
Noel Malone
West Point
Miss
Robert Farley
Exdean
Ole Miss
Paul Harvey on Movies Legions and Government Censorship
Paul Harvey critiques the film Legion of Decency ratings noting only a fifth of 1964 films are suitable for families while many condemned titles gross big box office. He cites industry censorship failures and warns government regulation risks stifling artistic independence, urging audience discernment already shown by UCLA students who walked out.
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the Legion
Yesterday's Memories PHYSICIST DIES
Dr. George W. Gardiner, 67, a physicist and former director of research at New Mexico State University, died Tuesday from a heart attack in New York. His career spanned academia and scientific leadership.
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New York
George W. Gardiner
New Mexico State University
Pa Students Runathon Aids Africa Charity Marathon
Abunuiana State College students held a 102 hour run around the block to raise funds for a clinic in Aricei village. About 250 to 300 participants collected donations, totaling around 1500 dollars by Wednesday night and more later, with Bob Shelatz credited for leading distances.
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Abunuiana State College
Aricei
Rim
Josiah Osungwu
Omanachi
Indiana State
Umanachi
Norah Zink
Theta Chi
Bob Shelatz
Scranton Ushered In Christmas at Capitol
Gov Scranton and wife Mary officially opened the Christmas season in Harrisburg by lighting a 25 foot Norway spruce and a 63 foot hemlock on the Capitol steps. The governor delivered a message urging faith, love, mercy, and brotherhood beyond religious differences.
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Capitol
Gov. Scranton
Mary
Capitol Rotunda
Scranton
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