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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion local merchants suffer losses from BB pellet damage with no insurance on many panes. Police traced the vandals and turned the case to county authorities, who show little interest in pursuing restitution. Parents should face consequences to teach right from wrong.
In a cordial White House meeting Barry Goldwater and President Johnson discussed civil rights strategy amid rising racial tensions. Rep. Gus Hawkins warns California voters that repealing the Rumford Act could provoke riots, while realtors split over Prop 14 and the Goldwater bloc.
Jim Bishop reflects on the day after Barry Goldwater's nomination, noting harsh public vilification, party divisions, and the senator's drive to win delegates rather than polish his image. He contrasts personal impact with broader media and party dynamics. The Times headline mocks Johnson, while Bishop questions sensationalism.
An independent Democrat argues Goldwater is stubborn and reactive, harming his image with missiles and NATO remarks while Nixon and Johnson show how temper and tone influence voters. The piece urges Goldwater to temper iron opinions with measured discourse for a closer, more competitive race.
In Philadelphia on Tuesday State Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno faced a setback as chief counsel Abraham A. Freedman attempted to file a petition for reconsideration or reargument of the April 28 primary ruling. County prothonotary staff refused the filing as premature, leaving Freedman to claim the papers were filed despite the missing official receipt. Blatt leads by about 500 votes statewide, but the outcome could change if the miscounted ballot lines are corrected.
In Albany a 69 year old shopkeeper name Mrs. Jacob Marin confronted a knife wielding robber. She wrestled the blade from him, tossed it down a cellar stairs, and urged mercy before the thief seized $40 from the cash register and fled.
July 29 1944 reports reveal Western Allied Superforts bombed Anshan in eastern Manchuria in a daylight raid with favorable weather. The operation marks the first daylight assault by the long range bombers on that target.
Unrest within the Pennsylvania Fish Commission follows the firing of Project 70 planner Day. The program would allocate 5 million to purchase and develop new fishing sites statewide, with supporters arguing for continuity and opponents noting policy clashes and aging leadership. Robert Rankin signals a five year ongoing effort and a push for new blood. Robert Bigle named acting executive director.
Francis Phelan testified at a habeas hearing that Judith Lopinson and Malito were killed June 19 in Dante's Restau rant basement at the husband Jack Lopinson's request. Phelan said he expected $10,000 and that Lopinson was shot in the thigh to provide an alibi.
Sen Barry Goldwater says his talk with President Jolson at a White House meeting was friendly and they are old political friends. He notes they discussed civil rights tensions and the presidential campaign. He warns not to pull his ears.
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