Farmers Clash With Church Over School Bible Reading
The Voice, a Pennsylvania Farmers Association publication, criticizes the Pennsylvania Council of Churches for acting without member input. It urges pastors and congregations to vote on issues like Bible reading in public schools, minimum wage expansion to agriculture, and compulsory unionism, arguing for more church member involvement. The piece notes farmers, seen as God-fearing, are at odds with the church group over moral policy decisions.
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Sie Pennsylvania Farmers Association
PFA
The
Voice
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Church Council
Council of Churches
House of God
Church
Invasion News and Local Happenings in Corry Area 145 Gen. MacArthur Update
Rapid advances in Luzon as Sixth Army seizes railroad and road networks near Lingayen Gulf. Pacific Fleet engages Japanese ships off French Indo China. Corry Red Cross reports appointing a secretary and chairman for public information, with Leona Holton and Mrs. Jerome J. Needham named. Local sports and real estate notes follow, including a Corry High game setup and a Maloney Gretzler emphasis, plus a fatal blaze at a West Corry garage.
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MacArthur
Luzon
Sixth Army
Lingayen Gulf
San Fabian-Manila
Manila
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
French Indo-China
Admiral Halsey
Third Fleet
Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
Grey Lady Corps
Corry Chapler
Red Cross
Leona Holton
Jerome J. Needham
If & Corry Group 15
40 Years Ago Jubuary 1 15 Sale of the St. James Hotel
A historical item notes the sale of the St. James Hotel on New Year’s Day forty years ago, reflecting prominent transactions and local business history in the era.
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Jubuary 1
St. James Hotel
Drew Pearson Investigates AMA Medicare Debate
Washington report details internal AMA meetings at Bal Harbour and Chicago where leaders backed a nationwide campaign against Medicare. The piece notes debates over social security impact, Kerr Mills ads, and the shift to TV saturation advertising amid opposition from New Jersey Michigan and DC doctors.
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AMA
Bal Harbour
Fla
AMA House of Delegates
Americana Hotel
Goldwater
Johnson
New Jersey
Michigan
D.C
Board of Trustees
House of Delegates
Congress
District of Columbia
New Jersey State Medical Society
Drake Hotel
Chicago
Board of Trust
Six Day Work Plea Sparks Labor Debate
A regional editorial condemns California relief recipients who refused farm work. It criticizes a so called union and mocks teen unemployment worries while noting a Medicare propaganda push by trustees aiming to spend millions to shape public opinion on social security.
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California
Board of Trustees
Falling Pole Kills Area Man in Tionesta
Richard T. Wile, 32, of Frills Corners, Clarion County, was killed when a Pennsylvania Electric Co crew’s pole snapped at the base during replacement work on Route 62. He died of a fractured skull and is survived by his wife and six children.
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Tionesta
Richard T. Wile
Frills Corners
Clarion County
Pennsylvania Leech
Electric Company
Route 62
Wile
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Richard Wile
K9 Teams Aided Pittsburgh Police In 850 Arrests In 1964
Police superintendent James W. Slusser said yesterday that Pittsburgh K9 dog teams aided the bureau in 850 arrests during 1964.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Police
James W. Slusser
Linda Newhouse and Gene Conklin wed at EUB Church
Linda Newhouse and Gene Conklin united in marriage at the EUB Church. Rev. Lynn Ostrander officiated the Friday ceremony. The newlyweds plan to make their home in Virginia. Max Manwaring celebrated his birthday with a family gathering earlier in the week. Peggy Osborne and Frances Aaron hosted a miscellaneous shower for Linda Newhouse last Wednesday evening at Peggy’s home.
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J.C. Manwaring
Bear Lake
Peggy Osborne
Frances Aaron
Linda Newhouse
Peggy
Miss Newhouse
J. C. Manwaring
Max Manwaring
Max
F. Morton
H. Morton
Texas
Ralph Miller
Alten Crosby
Max Crosby
Binghamton
Gene Conklin
Eub Church
Lynn Ostrander
Conklin
Virginia
Labor strife reshapes economy in 1960s outlook
A. P. report notes dock and railroad strikes on Atlantic and Gulf coasts threaten shipping and manufacturing, while steel and auto labor actions fuel inflation fears. Wage increases averaging 7.3 cents per hour push personal incomes and retail sales, affecting production, pricing, and machinery buying across industries.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
U.S
United States
What Is The Law 2.94 Child support responsibilities
Parents are normally obligated to support their children until age eighteen or high school graduation. If a child is physically or mentally handicapped and cannot be self sufficient, parents remain responsible until the child can support itself. Pennsylvania courts have not required college funding, though recent statements suggest possible liability under proper circumstances.
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Pennsylvania
Letters to The Journal Name and Address Required
Notices state that letters to The Journal will no longer appear in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are provided. It also clarifies that published opinions do not necessarily reflect The Journal’s views.
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Silay W. Brown
Corry
Buffalo
Cambridge Springs
National Alliance College
Lye
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Paulson, Kinney
Ross
Claude Gehres
All Clymer
W. J. Deuink
Drew Pearson
Washington
American Medical Association
Kerr-Mills
Florida
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Tampa
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Medicare
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Paul Harvey News
Heaven
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F. J. L. Blasingame
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Britain
New York State
Bob Church
Business Mirror
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Corry Evening Journal
Pubrener
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
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Fifth Avenue
N. Y
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Mitty
Yates
Corry Savings
N. Genter St. Corry, Pa
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