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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
4
Editor notes Bill Mauldin is in Vietnam, preparing on the spot cartoon reports. His best World War II cartoons will resume here until Viet Nam sketches begin to appear early next week.
In Our Opinion the Cincinnati Youth Council gathered 5,500 names urging City Council to ban Kiss Me Stupid claiming the film contains filthy and obscene scenes. The piece praises the kids for action, questions adults' inaction, and notes Corry’s theater scene as a contrast while urging broader community vigilance against obscenity.
The court may require a bond with surety to ensure alimony in divorce where one spouse is insane. The divorce from bed and board may grant alimony if the husband has sufficient annual profit or income, but not exceeding one third of it. The ruling clarifies limits on alimony based on earnings in this rare case.
Bea trice Chandler Gesell, widow of Dr Arnold L Gesell and cofounder of the Gesell Institute of Child Development, died yesterday in New Haven Conn. She was among the nation's best known child specialists and linked to the institute's early work in child development.
Drew Pearson surveys wartime telegrams and Churchill memoirs to probe who directed the shift that left Berlin divided. The exchange centers on Eisenhower's March 1945 plan and Churchill's follow ups versus Robertson's 1947 claim that Roosevelt ordered the reversal. Churchill's contemporaneous notes bolster the view that Ike and staff set the strategy long before Roosevelt's death.
In Chicago a case against John Harrell and 10 others arrests for agliated schemes to maim using towels and blunt instruments, push victims into traffic to fake accidents for insurance payouts. Prosecutors say eleven victims earned about 4 560 in 1964 and a larger 210 thousand is noted. The article also notes arson schemes and asks Congress for new laws, while honoring Kent Cooper of the Associated Press as a hero in journalism.
Hal Boyle profiles KC Cooper a city editor and war correspondent whose daring leadership drew admiration and controversy. Described as stocky with magnetic eyes he inspired loyalty and fear alike. his push for bold ideas shaped careers and lingered in memory after his death.
Four students from Slippery Rock State College met Lt. Gov. Shafer to urge Dr John Edwards Jr as acting president. The Board of Trustees, by 5-3, recommended Dr Robert B Carter of Denison University, but Gov Scranton and Sen Oesterling may decide. The students presented a petition with about 1320 signatures.
Mrs Wilma C Sherry filed to run on the Republican ticket becoming the first woman to seek the city manager job in Ashtabula. She formerly served as vice president of the city council and was the first woman elected to the council here. She will face Democrat incumbent David P DeLuca in November. Sherry advocates a professional appointed manager and removing political maneuvering from the office.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and offices, including George R. Sample as publisher and William Eaton as city editor. It notes Associated Press rights, address details for national reps, and various office locations. Listing of subscription and advertising rates appears with deadlines.
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