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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion argues Pennsylvania Milk Commission must balance farmers dealers and housewives amid contested prices. It notes 1962 costs vs blend prices, cross-state imports, and debate over federal marketing orders while warning federal control expands government power.
A Chewelah Washington note explains that a bachelor prefers cooking his own booze, reflecting a humorous take on domestic independence from the Independent.
The article advises consulting an attorney for divorce, who after a conference may prepare a complaint in divorce. The complaint is signed before a Notary Public by the injured spouse and then filed in the appropriate court.
Ira Correll, 91, a noted sculptor who created works from the San Jacinto battleground monument near Houston to Yale University's Sterling Library panels, died yesterday in Texas.
Washington reports that Don Reynolds the key witness against President Johnson in the Bobby Baker affair has a history of false accusations and misconduct. FBI findings show black market activity adultery forged credentials and anti Semitic remarks while Reynolds aligned with Senator McCarran to derail immigrant policy. The Senate committee faces criticism for not vetting Reynolds before releasing testimony.
Harrisburg reports the State Forests and Waters Department will open bids February 25 on food and refreshment and row boat concessions at Chapman State Park Warren County and Black Moshannon State Park Centre County.
Jim Bishop details Barry Goldwater's Arizona home and family. The piece portrays a wealthy desert retreat with a ham radio hobbyist senator, his wife Margaret, and four children, noting a large photo darkroom, personal memorabilia, and a staff-like domestic setting.
Twenty years ago reports detail U S Pacific Fleet actions near Kwajalein and Cassino fighting in Italy. Local items note Corry deaths Orrin Belden and Frank Cottrell, posthumous honors for Orville Street, a Fire Station No 2 contract, a tense scarlet fever outbreak, and community briefings from Corry Hospital and health officials.
A profile describes Senator Barry Goldwater’s Arizona life. The piece notes his pre-dawn routine, non smoking stance, family plane use, and a collection of guns. It paints the family as prominent hunters surfers and business people with a Phoenix Country Club record and a history with Associated Drygoods stock.
Thomas B. Coleman, 70, a longtime leader in Wisconsin and national Republican politics, died yesterday of cancer. Coleman guided shaping efforts and led critical campaigns for over three decades.
Dr. John R. Jaubert, Franklin Area superintendent, resigned after board discussions failed to yield a workable agreement for smooth operation. He will leave June 30, ending a four year term with two years remaining. He plans to seek another supervisory role in a community the size of Franklin.
David Wallace, recently fired for insubordination, filed sweeping charges against Allegheny County officials including commissioners and police leaders. He alleges Civil Service Act violations in promotions, obstruction of gambling probes, and improper gifts tied to police escorts for truckers around the 1962 Republican National Convention.
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