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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
4
An editorial style survey asks residents to judge Corry’s appeal to travelers. It outlines questions on law enforcement service drive ins merchants and hospitality, aiming to rate how the town projects warmth direction accuracy and progress to visitors and potential investors.
A satirical overview notes a string of behind the scenes actions in the Dominican Republic involving officials and diplomats. It highlights missteps by actors including Uruguayan Ambassador Di Tos Mora and others, and suggests U.S. peace efforts in Latin America faced setbacks amid verbal clashes and diplomatic misfires.
At the University of Pittsburgh commencement 2,800 graduates received honor degrees. Sargent Shriver head of the Peace Corps and the Office of Economic Opportunity addressed the crowd, noting goals of anti povery programs. Gov Scranton Sen Cooper Sen Randolph and James B Hillman attended. Shriver faced questions about holding multiple offices.
Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pennsylvania received a total of 940000 dollars as part of the estate settlement for Joseph Deppen of Mount Carmel. The distribution was noted over the weekend and includes a 940000 dollar bequest.
Classified postal notice from Corry details mail delivery terms including mall by mail, rail and carrier options, with annual and weekly rates. Mentions advance territory and recipient Kerony County, with a reference to a previous publication date.
Paul Harvey laments a shift from peer judgment to bureaucratic oversight. He skewers tax and welfare officials, unions, reporters, and regulators for misreading complex decisions. He cites De Tocqueville and Chase Manhattan's George Champion to warn that “we the people” risk losing governance to lesser authorities.
In South Vietnam Seabees’ airstrip unit has Chaplain Lt George M. Sheldon from Olympia Washington, a former Korea pilot with 71 missions and decorations, who leads six weekly services and counsels sailors and Marines. He left combat flying in 1959 to study at Berkeley and now serves across faiths, helping with families and morale. He says the essence of ministry is giving of self and sustaining communication with home.
Corry High School held its fourth commencement of World War II with 93 graduates as families filled the auditorium. Howard F. Sperry of the 38th Division in Luzon received the Combat Medical Badge for exemplary combat duty. Mrs. Donald Engle, former Mildred Nichols, was named queen for a day on Mutual Broadcasting System, with dinner at Madison Cocktail Lounge and a night at Laughing Room Only.
Forty years after its founding the 1925 Corry High School second annual commencement exercises will feature Miss Dorothy Morrow delivering the valedictory.
A 71 year old Erie resident, James Claypoole of Wesleyville, was sentenced by Judge Burton B. Laub to five-year probation on ten counts and one year on the seventh count, totaling 50 years, for 11 charges of false pretenses involving fraudulent checks totaling 193 dollars.
Joseph Aiello 51 and Joseph White 42 went on trial in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on two abortion charges. A jury visited a motor lodge in Warrensville Heights where the abortions allegedly occurred on February 20, 1964. Two Cleveland women aged 22 and 23 became ill and alerted doctors who notified police.
State Senator Clarence D Bell argues for reducing the Pennsylvania sales tax from five to four percent despite acknowledging low odds of committee action. He cites a 102.7 million dollar surplus as a reason to cut taxes while opposing surplus giveaways.
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