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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
4
Our opinion lauds a Berkeley documentary that presents the student protests through four insiders. It argues the uprising challenged mass education and double standards in morals, urging youths to steer the movement away from leftist influence and toward constructive reform.
Erie advances toward a Sanitary Water Board office as a health panel returns the bill to the floor. The measure would create the office and assign duties to oversee water service while detailing final steps for passage.
A move sets the stage for a floor vote sometime next week on personnel appointments for a pollution inspector and a secretary at the office.
Dr George M Wilcox a 75 year old veteran educator died of cancer in Youngstown Ohio yesterday He retired in January from Youngstown University after 53 years on its faculty having taught there since 1933
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Reporter Jim Bishop notes Dr. Berlien, a psychiatrist and Mental Health Society member, arguing that children require total love and truthful guidance. He urges parents to monitor behavior, seek help for persistent issues, and avoid shaming or harsh punishment while fostering imagination and healthy growth.
Tokyo radio reports three distant Allied fleet movements including a possible third invasion of Borneo and a bombardment of Truk Fortress amid sudden rise in Okinawa waters. US naval buildup around Okinawa cited as potential precursor to fresh attacks on Japan.
In a June 16 1925 report a Overland touring car driven by J A Cummings stalled on First avenue and was struck by a westbound Erie freight train. Cummings jumped free as the engine stopped the train after hitting the car. Damage to nearby Reid Wood property estimated at 150 dollars. Dorothy Douglas 17, granddaughter of a local patrolman, narrowly escaped a lightning bolt while on a porch during an afternoon storm. A soda fountain basement refrigeration plant was installed at Ayeade restaurant cars. Independence Bankers beat Irvine Club 72 to 64 in a weekend game on East Washington Street. Irvine won 80 to count in the final.
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President Johnson meets three ambassadors including Sir Patrick Dean as tensions surface over private talks. A heated immigration subcommittee session, led by Rep Feighan, erupts over H.R. 2590, while the Gemini flight timing prompts a Budapest radio interception note.
A corporal wounded three times kept firing to save a Marine platoon surrounded by 50 Viet Cong near a Da Nang area bridge south of LE MY. A small guard squad and a pet puppy aided the defense as attackers moved through paddies at night.
Hal Boyle recalls a February firefight where Corporal Jackson and Lance Corporal McNeeley faced 8 to 9 Viet Cong. Jackson was wounded twice but killed one foe and wounded another, saved the rear, and demanded a fresh rifle before collapsing. He was evacuated to Okinawa as Williams notes the platoon’s near breakout.
The Stadim Authority asked Pittsburgh City Council for a 28 million short term bank loan to cover working capital until the new North Side stadium is financed. Pittstad Management Corp agrees to pay 685 thousand dollars annually in rent for 40 years, up 227 thousand from the original commitment due to higher project costs.
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