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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
4
Editor notes Bill Mauldin is in Viet Nam to record impressions for on-the-spot cartoon reports. His World War II cartoons will run until Viet Nam reports begin appearing here early next week.
In Our Opinion, the piece questions Congressman Joseph Vigorito's push for Appalachian program funds. It argues Erie County is industrialized with strong employment, not a poverty area, and questions why it should seek federal aid targeted at distressed regions. The author urges reconsideration.
Fragmented OCR reports Allied forces massed for larger offensives under a Big Three plan to end the war. In another item a Columbus area farm fire killed William Stackson Scott his wife and their son Dean. A local roller skating event drew youth organizers and school leaders. The mayor suffered a fall but continued his trip with minor injuries. Other notes mention a factory mishap and school dedication plans amid civic updates.
Washington officials say President Johnson avoided provoking the Soviet leader during Premier Kosygin's visit by limiting surveillance and halting a clandestine coast raid. Johnson ordered pilots to avoid cloud bombing to spare civilians and sent Llewellyn Thompson to brief Dobrynin. Senate leaders were told the aim was to deter escalation while preserving Kremlin talks.
The text explains that notice requirements depend on the lien type. A confession of judgment note allows judgment without notice, issued in the county where the property is located, affecting any real estate owned there. It then mentions an unrelated incident: Congress member Powell demanded an apology from airport officials, who instead sent a director with a canceled ticket.
Thursday sale notes strong hog demand with some hogs 7 to 1B and sows 12 to mid teens. Calves and veal show gains with heavy and medium calves 21 to 29. Lambs bring 21 to 24 as editors and rangers list varied quantities.
The piece argues the United States downplays chemical and biological threats after a presidential inauguration. It cites Russia’s nerve gas stockpiles, warns of mass-produced incapacitating agents, and urges readiness and public protection against this “third front” of war.
Two Meadville youths, Charles Walker and Brian Wood, were honored at a Kiwanis Club dinner for pulling a 5 year old boy from Mill Run Dam after he fell through thin ice. The Corry native father of the child and other local details are noted alongside various community notices and short items.
Weekend circulation claims a planned tavern brawl drew police attention as witnesses offered conflicting details. Police could not substantiate injuries to any principal, and no evidence supported the sensational claim.
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