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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
4
An opinion piece proposes a playful first All-America grade school football team with names and mock bios. It parodies real All-America selections, listing fictional players from varied towns and ages with humorous, satirical traits and odd hometowns.
The attack occurred at the Oberbaum Bridge control point where an East German guard, 16, was shot in the back while entangled in barbed wire on the concrete wall. He died six hours later at a West Berlin hospital. West Berliners faced continued travel bans and a record Christmas Day crossing as traffic surged.
A readable fragment lists the Corry Evening Journal staff and offices including publisher George Sirdple, manager William Exton, city bases advertising managers Mcbaughlin Prestham, production manager Bergman, and national ad rep Sottinellumball. It notes Associated Press rights and subscription rates of 12 dollars yearly in advance, 11 for mail in advance, eight cents per copy, and fifty cents per week.
The piece argues President Johnson advances hard dollar fiscal policy, firing at White House budget cuts, civil rights enforcement, and foreign policy moves while predicting favorable voters in polls. It questions Republican ammunition as branding LBJ for election year, noting gains and potential challenges ahead.
President Johnson held a farm meeting with key leaders including Charles Shuman James Patton and Herschel Newson to map a program with Agriculture Secretary Freeman for Congress next year. He urged consensus on farmer income amid rising costs, warned of corporate influence and pressed for an agreed approach to production controls.
In a plan proposed for public use, post office sold or merchant distributed cards would let citizens reach Congress. Senator Proxmire of Wisconsin praised Nixon’s bar admission, denying any plan to split with Johnson, while urging acknowledgment of the statement.
A student who pays an admission or acceptance fee and a prepaid room and board at a college, then changes his mind and switches to another college, is not usually entitled to a refund. Forfeitures are not favored but will be enforced if the contract clearly expresses such terms and shows the parties intended forfeiture. Colleges justify forfeiture due to administrative costs and enrollment impact.
Rev. Virgil P. Endsley reflects on the Wise Men’s journey to Bethlehem, their gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh, and the meaning of true worship. The sermon contrasts worship of Christ with Herod's self-serving stance, urging readers to center worship on the divine Son of God.
ERIE The son of a former Erie County schools assistant superintendent perished in a Spring Lake Michigan house fire that also claimed his wife Alma 36 and her four sons aged 6 to 10. Donald Dennison 43 operated a ready mix cement business and was a Millcreek High School and Edinboro State College alumnus born in Harmonsboro Crawford County. His father served as acting superintendent during World War I and his mother now lives with a daughter in Kansas City.
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