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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion Congressman James Weaver argues civil rights laws cannot end discrimination. He says racism is a state of mind and must be changed through education in churches, clubs, schools, businesses and homes, with both sides learning to refute misconceptions and foster tolerance.
Allied Headquarters in Algiers reports U S Flying Fortresses bombed Mt Cassino and its monastery as part of a larger push to break the German line while ground forces press the Anzio and Cassino fronts. News from Corry notes local events including a Mason social, two new whooping cough cases, and a fire on West Wayne Street.
Eaton and his wife arrived in Moscow where they were greeted by a Soviet official delegation led by Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai Patolichev. The visit follows their trip from the Lithuanian Pugwash conference and includes a stopover en route home.
Des Moines publicist Wallenhoff leads Senate fight against Carl Rowan as director of USIA under Johnson. The dispute ties Rowan to Cowles Publications and pits him against Mollenhoff. Governor Carvel accuses Senator Williams of preening snoop instincts while ignoring other Eisenhower era gifts. Charlie Truman and Eisenhower gift scrutiny cited. Ambassador Davis promotes automation in Switzerland to ease labor shortages.
The report covers Ronnie Ricardo Smith wife of Airman Garland Hawkins, entering the United States on a visa via London, her ineligibility due to moral turpitude, and her potential right to adjust status after marriage. It also notes her Hubbard appearance in Washington and trial testimony about Ward. It additionally references Senate foreign aid hearings plan and related federal schedule through May.
A features roundup from Corry area highlights charity drives for CHEBR, YMCA membership gift initiatives, school transcripts with college acceptances, local appointments to building and planning committees, sports facility upgrades, and recognitions. Individual achievements include Tracy White’s 50 year Masonic honor, Alice Laibach’s honor roll, and updates on education, hospital staff, and military promotions.
City officials watch for a possible shift in party stance ahead of a Meet the Press appearance. The edition catalogs local newspapers’ locations, a welfare case, a Navy member abroad, police restructuring, a GOP delegate run, and school board merger opposition amid civic tensions.
Chancellor Reginald Maudling told Parliament that the British government aims for a total spending of 22.4 billion dollars in the 1964 68 fiscal year. Ordinary budget estimates rise to 18.34 billion dollars, up 6.7 percent from the current year.
A reader asks how to ensure insurance notification after a collision when the other driver says the insurer will handle it. The answer advises contacting the other party’s insurer, consulting an attorney if payment stalls, and notifying one’s own insurer immediately to avoid later liability disputes.
Atlantic City quotes Mayor Altman on color directed mercury vapor lights to improve delegates' appearance at the upcoming Democratic nominating convention. The convention committee had opposed green pall effects from earlier lamp plans. Also reports a Union City livestock sale with varied hogs and cattle prices and a note of a $5.6 billion increase in peacetime defense spending and debt service.
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