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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
3
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Washington reports say the National Student Association weighs ending international work after an emergency board meeting stretched into a third day. Leaders fear NSA representatives abroad would be seen as government spies amid long-secret finances.
Evelyn Merkle shares a local column of Sparta life with hospital visits, birthday wishes, a burned home, NSA CIA intrigue mentions, and community events. Reports include Martin Heliker in Warren Hospital, D W Kinney in Corry Memorial Hospital, and an East Forest Sparta game.
Washington AP. A cardinal and 15 other prominent Roman Catholic clergymen join a Protestant couple in asking the Supreme Court to outlaw state bans on interracial marriage. The group argues such laws infringe religious freedom and deny the right to bear children. The Lovings, backed by the ACLU, challenge Virginia’s antimiscegenation law as racial grounds for criminality. Virginia counters that the policy has long stood and violates no constitutional right. Several other states once had antimiscegenation laws. 41 states have since repealed or altered them. Also reported: Pierce E. Lackey, 68, longtime Paducah Broad casting executive, dies.
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