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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion argues against declaring February 21 a statewide Fred Biletnikoff Day. It criticizes Erie Democrats Robert E. Bellomini and Frank Pulaski for prioritizing a football star over local educational honors and student merit, citing Namath and Mantle as overvalued examples.
A line from Tié Chewelah cited in the Wash. Independent prompts discussion on manners and courtesy in daily life as readers reflect on small acts of kindness and how they shape home life.
Reports from 1944 describe Red Army advances near Dresden and Sorau as German defenses crack. In the Pacific, American forces gain ground around Manila with Cavite base secured and Pasig River area encircled. Aerial bombardment of Germany intensifies with large RAF bomber raids. Nearby, Lt. John Wilcox is wounded, and a coroner notes a fire tragedy at Jackson Scott farm with possible murder.
A clarified explanation states a woman may resume her maiden name after divorce and may also use a former husband’s surname if she prefers. The rule does not depend on the number of marriages or whether she has been divorced before.
Drew Pearson reports Congress critics push for military perks while McNamara orders end to outing gallivanting. Profiles Rep Robert Sikes Clement Zablocki Henry Jackson Edward Derwinski G. Elliott Hagan Ed Foreman Harold Ryan Byron Rogers George Murphy noted. President Johnson grumbles about deadheads and education text provision tied to constitutionality.
Dr. William Heart Kilpatrick, a renowned educational philosopher, died Saturday in New York. Kilpatrick, 92, had a long career shaping theory and practice in education.
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are included. In no case should the opinions in letters be construed as the newspaper’s official stance.
A historical portrait traces Antonio Benedetto from Astoria youth to Tony Bennett, a Columbia Records star. It recounts his early life, CBS skyscraper ties, Sinatra influence, and dedication to authentic song meaning amid rising fame.
Hal Boyle surveys Americana with tidbits on Tony Bennett's rise from a singing waiter to a pop icon after a fateful San Francisco song choice. The column notes shoplifting by women, carbon copy costs, whale dining, taxes, andquirky facts about calendars, common names, and curiosities in mid-century America.
County Democratic Party Chair Robert Horn announced the Executive Committee will not endorse candidates in the May primary and will back open primaries. Horn, elected interim chair earlier this month with Sixth Ward support, plans active involvement in all city and county activities and to run for permanent chair after June elections to fill the remaining term.
Two East Side theater managers Keith Massey and John Gold were robbed of about $4000 in receipts as they prepared to place the cash in a bank night depository. They described two men to police, one posing with a hand in a pocket as if holding a weapon. The incident occurred during showings of the film Goldfinger.
Wan men and women eighteen and older are urged to prepare for U S Civil Service openings over the next year. Free information lists positions and salaries, with test requirements and career security. Send name age and address for details and a free list.
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