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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1965
Page
2
A collage of local notices and classified ads lists names and addresses for a Rod and Gun Club fish fry and residents living in Corry. It includes various discharge and admission entries, hospital and ambulance numbers, and shop and event promotions with times and contact details.
Albany N Y The State Blood Control Commission fixed April 20 for Chautauqua County to accept or reject a plan diverting water from Lake Chautauqua to Lake Erie for flood control and conservation. Officials said the Corps of Engineers notified notice and will inform affected supervisors and municipalities next week.
In a tense senate debate McGovern and Church rebut Dirksen on war strategy in Southeast Asia. McGovern rejects white flag imagery and urges restraint while warning a broader war would cost American lives. Church challenges the patriotism charge and notes past GOP support for Truman’s Korea war shift.
At Hotel Corry a dinner honored 25 Evansville District employees with service pins. B L Chisler Corry manager received a 15 year pin while Edward Curry Lester Swan J P Sawyer and others received five year pins. Leo Kutlich presented the pins with colleagues from Houston Texas and Evansville.
Rev Milton A Galamison accuses police brutality as boycott leaders push integration for 27 schools. The protest started Jan 19 and disrupted 5,500 pupils, with James B Donovan condemning leaders for "shamelessly" using children as pawns amid a tense clash over civil rights strategy.
Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy called the charges ridiculous while condemning the behavior of mounted police riding close to demonstrators as lawless and harmful to children’s welfare and education.
State Atty. Gen. Louis J. Witz spoke at a dinner meeting condemning reckless criticism of police officers. He stressed that obeying laws and keeping children in school are essential for public welfare.
Reporter Fisher reports being beaten and his camera smashed while Reggie Smith, a news film cameraman, was struck and injured as Orange and Turner led a voter registration march. The FBI pledged inquiry if the Civil Rights Commission requests, as MLK seeks federal protection. Perry County and Marion law enforcement are urged to act to capture assailants. The Selma led campaign has entered its fifth week with over 9,000 arrests, most in Selma.
The UN session ended unanimously after exhaustion of business with a long recess. On Tuesday Budo disrupted proceedings demanding the assembly organize, an action seen as backed by Red China and risking a U.S.-Soviet showdown. Delegations later reached a U.S. backed procedural vote.
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