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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
4
A column argues courts coddle criminals and cites Professor Rex Collings Jr and the Dorado reversal to claim overprotection endangers public safety. It laments rising crime rights and urges swift judicial accountability to restore safety for citizens.
Mead Park work progresses on a southeast pavilion with a water line and a fireplace as crews finish site work near Memory Lane. Officials report a new swings set and playground equipment are planned, dam work will follow during low water, and museum plastering advances at the Corry site with public access expected soon.
Local Corry newspaper page lists staff roles and office details for the Corry Journal and associated entities. It notes an advertising deadline and postal information for second class mail and AP Post Office.
Local 174 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will argue in U S District Court next Wednesday to block Warren County from signing a contract with R D Gross Inc of Clearfield for work at Rouse Hospital in Youngsville. Judge Joseph P Willson set the date after a petition for preliminary injunction. The union says the county's bid of 73000 is the lowest among four bids and that other bidders are unionized paying 462 per hour to electricians.
Washington reports on Marietta Tree leading a UN delegation to Africa to audit arms sales and influence in newly independent nations. The trip features friction between China and the Soviet Union, the delay of Chou En Lai’s rail project, and a backdrop of UN funding questions and diplomatic snubs from Tanzania.
A playful inquiry notes children away from home would enjoy the Tuesday issue of the local Journal daily, highlighting its appeal to youngsters with current events and features.
Officials start an informal fundraiser to raise 800 for a down payment for the last family in the Roger Young housing project. Council members contribute 100 each, with Arthur Gehrlein handling donations. The drive aims to wind up the project while debate over city funds continues.
Police and the FBI hunted two men who robbed the North Pittsburgh Federal Savings and Loan Association on the North Side, escaping in a car abandoned in the area. The burglary occurred yesterday and involved a sum between 1000 and 1500 dollars.
Paul Harvey reflects on Tulsa involvement, race clashes, and a surge of armed groups like The Deacons amid civil rights tensions. He cites FBI worries about Communist influence, calls for distinguishing defensive from aggressive violence, and notes ongoing clashes in Louisiana towns.
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