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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
4
Local rates are 25c a line and ads accepted till noon on publication day. Samples include Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet dealer Budweiser on tap at Cliff Carroll's and a garage sale on Stewart Road Corry with clothing. Elks meeting June 15 seeks ladies auxiliary. exalted ruler invites attendance.
The Bear Lake School held its final session Friday with pupils and teacher Mrs Mor ton plus mothers enjoying a picnic. The first three grades transfer to Lottsville next year while some students finish at Panama. Community events included a Wiener roast, visits from relatives, and upcoming WSWS meeting led by Mrs Hollis Morton with Mrs Lorena Crosby guiding. Friday features a firemen’s fish fry at the hall.
Admitted include Evelyn Roach in Pennsburg Pa Jerri Davis 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerome Davis 621 North Center Street Agnes Sloan at Colonial Motel Dorothy Hartel 661 West Smith Orville Bennett Wattsburg Mrs Kenton Heslink North Clymer Discharged Verone 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Roden 228 Mead Avenue Mary 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Mallory 621 Mead Avenue Mrs Richard Emerson 257 Worth Street Leroy King R D 1 Corry The article also notes a wartime dispatch about rail strikes near Hai Phong and Hanoi with limited damage assessment due to weather.
Fire hit two storage tanks at Kendall Refining Co division of Virco Chemical Co in Bradford. Firefighters from the company and city battled flames for two hours with foam and water fog. No injuries reported and cause under study as heavy vapor ignition is suspected.
The U S Supreme Court, in a Walker case led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, extends a qualified libel immunity standard to accounts about prominent non officials. The decision supports a $480,000 judgment against Curtis Publishing for two AP dispatches on the Meredith campus riots.
The Supreme Court in a 5 4 decision upheld United Automobile Workers locals fining members who crossed picket lines at two Allis-Chalmers plants during 1959 and 1962 strikes.
The 1963 jury awarded Butts $9.06 million, later reduced to $400,000 by a federal jury. The Supreme Court upheld the award in a 5 to 4 decision with four opinions. Justice Harlan said the article was not hot news but the publishers showed highly unreasonable conduct requiring investigation. Chief Justice Warren and three others concurred. Dissenters were Black Douglas Brennan White.
Funeral services for Andy Bencza will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 p.m. Tuesday. A prayer service will be held at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
The ruling waters down eavesdropping laws in several states and upholds freedom to marry across races. It also overturns a large libel judgment against The Associated Press and expands defendant rights in lineups and witness testimony. The decisions underscore federal protections in civil rights, legal process, and press cases.
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