Lawyers battle aldermen over minor judiciary reform
In Erie, the Pennsylvania Bar Association discussed the fight between attorneys and minor judiciary members the aldermen and justices of the peace. The columnist argues for attorney staffed local courts and questions future power shifts from the proposed three month training rule.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Erie
Bar Association
Aldermen
Jps
The
Corry Evening Journal staff and advertising details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher George R. Sample and manager Prim Brion with department heads and ad representatives. It notes AP news usage rights, post office mailing terms, and annual and carrier pricing, plus advertising deadlines and rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Prim Brion
Kinn Jimbrouck
I John McLaughlin
Presroom Foran
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Corry
Economic records mark first half highs amid debt and tax extensions
The piece notes new federal debt limit steps, temporary tax extensions, and ongoing spending as both government and private sectors push past trillion in combined debt while assets outpace liabilities. It discusses predictable gaps between estimates and actuals, and the continuing use of temporary measures.
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New York
Congress
Treasury
Statsticians
Statue of Liberty unchanged muse to Hal Boyle era ship
Capt George Clancy, master of Hal Boyles Americana Miss Circle Line Live, has spent 100000 miles at sea never leaving sight of the Statue of Liberty and has ferried more than 100000 rounds from Battery Park to Liberty Island. He met his wife aboard and holds a small fragment of the statue’s base as a cherished keepsake. The Fourth of July marks the statue’s 80th anniversary as a gift from France and Clancy will helm the new vessel on inaugural voyage to Liberty Island. The statue draws 850000 to 900000 visitors annually, exceeding prior years.
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New York
George Clanty
Battery Park
National Park Service
Clancy
Miss Circle
Liberty Island
Francis J. Barry
Circle Lines
Woolworth
Grant
Erie Educator Becomes Priest After Years in Schools
The Rev. Dr. John M. Hickey, former Erie school superintendent, returned from Rome to join Villa Maria College as faculty. Ordained last March after four years study, he says age should not stop priestly studies and that he remains devoted to education, calling it both work and happiness.
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New Junnor
Erie
Rome
John M. Hickey
Villa Maria College
Hickey
Paul Harvey on Court ruling and democracy balance
Paul Harvey argues the Supreme Court's one man one vote destroys rural representation, shifts power to big cities, and undermines the republic. He warns that redefining democracy as mob rule erodes minority protections and ignores historical constitutional safeguards.
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Supreme Court
Drew Pearson on Johnsons Viet Nam policy risks and Khrushchev stance
Washington observes that the Johnson administration pursued a cautious policy shift toward Red China and Southeast Asia, warned of risks of war or defeat, cites past U.S. actions under Eisenhower and Kennedy advisors, and weighs Khrushchev's potential reactions to Limited war versus nuclear options.
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Washington
Johnson
Red China
South
Viet Nam
United States
China
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Hardy
Polk Man Freed After Judge Rules Illegal Detention
Franklin Gaines Bodien, 25, of Polk was released from Rockview after Venango County Judge William E. Breene granted a writ of habeas corpus, ruling Bodien was illegally restrained. Bodien had been jailed after a December 1957 arrest for receiving stolen goods, with later parole denials and parole violations cited during prior hearings. He testified he did not understand some legal terms and had only glanced at the signed statement.
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Franklin — Gaines
Bodien
Polk
State Corerectional Institute
Rockview
Venango County
William E. Breene
Breene
Camp Hill
Franklin Police
Licenses Suspended for Moose Club and Mercer Bar
Union City Lodge 882 Loyal Order of Moose had its catering club liquor license suspended for 30 days for maintain ing gambling devices and permitting gambling. Lone Pine Inn Mercer faced a 10 day suspension for allowing minors on the premises and for selling to minors. Proprietors Joseph A Gamman and Evelyn J Gamman.
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Union City
Mercer
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Union City Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Lone’ Pine Ton
Joseph A
Evelyn J. Gamman
Yesterday's Memories of Corry
A fragmentary note imagines Khrushchev reacting to nuclear weapons in Southeast Asia amid a U S confrontation with the world s most populous nation. The piece frames this as a grave risk under the current administration s hard line and policy stance in the Corr Journal.
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Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Jahmson
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