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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the editors weigh President Johnson and his Great Society program. They praise the vow to eliminate poverty while noting pockets of need amid broad prosperity and urging support for the War on Poverty.
President Kerr faces campus backlash over mass education as Berkeley students protest the factory atmosphere. Critics cite 18 to 1 teaching ratio, reliance on graduate teaching assistants, and depersonalization while noting unrest spreads to Colorado, Michigan State, and Texas campuses.
Washington reports a broad push applying Section 6 of the Civil Rights Act after January 3 as schools hospitals universities and welfare agencies risk losing federal aid for segregation. HEW leads the effort with Humphrey supervising policy and cross agency coordination to avoid funding conflicts while promoting desegregation.
The elderly person living alone with no real estate would not owe real estate taxes. He might still owe per capita head tax and possibly a wage tax if earned income exists. Pennsylvania allows municipalities to exonerate indigents from per capita tax after an application establishing indigence.
Harrisburg reminds that January 15 marks the start of 1965 dog license validity for about 800 000 dogs. License fees vary by sex and neutering status, with penalties for no tag and requirements for collars.
Community notes cover New Year’s events in Cutting including Van Harden and Alcorn families gatherings. Meetings of the Fi Neighbor Club and Pioneers for Christ are announced with attendees and locations. Several residents are mentioned with visits, trips, and hospital news.
Erie County Republican leaders announce plans to strengthen party operations with open weekly luncheon forums featuring candidates and office holders, a new monthly newsletter, an intensified voter registration push, and a cross section advisory committee to support the county chairman Neal Coughlin.
Supervisor George S. Pulakos pushes reassessment in Millcreek claiming added revenue for township and school district. Critics note land valued at 30 000 is assessed at 5 000 and front foot values far below market. A Millcreek parcel recently sold for 47 000 yet was assessed at 1 500. Protesters urge action against undervaluation.
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Jennie Zimmerman, 61, Erie, died from injuries after a two car crash yesterday afternoon at the intersection. She was a passenger in a car driven by William Brown, 40, of Erie. A second car driven by William C. Ray, 23, Big Run Pa, rear ended the Brown vehicle pushing it into house steps. Coroner to perform autopsy. witnesses to be questioned.
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