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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
4
Editor notes Bill Mauldin is in Viet Nam recording on the spot impressions for cartoon reports. His best World War II cartoons will continue until his Viet Nam reports begin to appear here early next week.
An editorial urging support for the YMCA drive. It notes a 1964-65 membership peak of 650 despite a operating deficit and argues that a single youth membership at $9 yearly costs the Y $34 to the youth, presenting moral and community benefits. It appeals for full, family, or sustaining memberships to back Corry's youth programs.
Court guidance on support after wife leaves home due to intolerable conditions. Absent strong grounds for divorce, wife may receive support despite separation. Husband must prove grounds for divorce by clear and convincing evidence to avoid support.
Admiral Any thur C. Davis Rel 71, who helped develop the Norden bombsight and pioneered the dive bombing technique, died yesterday of a heart attack in Washington.
Opinionator laments widespread cheating and non tattling across schools and public life. He cites classroom dishonesty and political graft to argue fear and silence erode accountability. Harborcreek book ban meeting and a Nebraska education figure’s death close the snapshot.
Buffalo Police Commissioner William H. Schmeid er ordered TV sets removed from precinct houses by Monday. Duty Inspector John H. McCarthy issued an overnight message stating the use has diverted precinct personnel from duties and posed a serious threat to department efficiency.
Leo J. Mleczko, 46, a former Dunkirk resident serving 35 years to life for the 1961 slaying of Dunkirk Lt. Mark Elfman, lost a civil rights suit against Dunkirk city, Brooks Memorial Hospital, and a nurse. Supreme Court Justice Reid S. Moule dismissed the $100,000 suit, ruling it failed to state a cause of action and that the plaintiff’s imprisonment suspends his right to sue. The suit contended a police bullet caused the shooting and that a nurse burned a shirt with a bullet hole, which Mleczko argued would prove accident.
Drew Pearson warns Indonesia may build an atom bomb with Chinese help, risking global nuclear proliferation. He argues the United Nations stagnates while Soviet and Chinese influence grows, urging a new push for control of nuclear arms and a Russian security guarantee to halt the spread.
The proposal urges an immediate objective for a Johnson Kosygin meeting to reach a world peace agreement. It warns that delaying could mean disaster, criticizing past policies from Dulles and Eisenhower and the costly Indochina involvement. The piece emphasizes urgency and links the idea to Hiroshima as a stark reminder.
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