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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion a view of dignity as a civil right links to jobs schools housing and equal treatment across the South. It cites Conrad Cantzen as a symbol and notes Actors Equity offers aid to struggling actors, not shoes but a boost in spirit and resolve.
Jim Bishop lauds George Stevens film The Greatest Story Ever Told praising its artistic scope and restrained depiction of Christ. He recalls Charlton Heston and Fulton Quinler's project, notes Stevens disciplined on The Diary of Anne Frank, and calls the film a profound spiritual art piece despite minor factual liberties.
Partial listing shows George R Sample Allan Hagbrouck John Melaughlin Guy Bergman and others with roles in advertising pressroom and production. The document appears to reference press and publishing operations at a Philadelphia building and mentions AP news service access and pricing.
An investigation details how Democratic funds flowed into a tax exempt outfit, National Council For Civil Responsibility, to counter right wing propaganda. It cites Book Fund donations, PR firm help, and seeking to keep the campaign going after the election while IRS scrutiny grows.
World war dispatches describe near Iwo Jima as a potential last stand for Japanese forces while Allied forces push the Rhine front toward Canadian advances. A U S Navy seaman on furlough attempted suicide at Center street crossing but survived. At home, Shirley Depew leads the Junior Class play This Ice as Daffy Edwards with March 16 performance at the Senior High auditorium.
Board of directors and surgeons heard Dr Cassidy speak. Dr H J Anangst sold his dental practice to Dr J E Elliot of Warren. Daughters of the American Colonists meet in Erie. St Marys Cadets beat the Keystone 28 to 25. James H Whiteley dies at Corry Fibre Furniture Co plant. Corry shaken by a strong quake affecting the north side. Tara Dodd reports President Johnson supports gun control legislation.
Weather and imports forecast a strong March for U S industry as auto and steel aim for record output amid last week’s snow disruptions. United Steelworkers walkout tops labor talk while May 1 strike deadline looms and Johnson urges keeping dollars at home to curb the international deficit.
Rev Virgil P Endsley guides Lent with John the Baptist as the forerunner to Christ in Mark 1 He contrasts John’s austere life with his message of repentance baptism and the coming Spirit He concludes by urging readers to echo Johns cry Behold the Lamb of God and prepare for the season.
A compact reflection contrasts spoken word with printed text, noting the enduring presence of writing even as speech dominates daily life. The piece emphasizes accessibility of language and the enduring reach of printed media, inviting readers to consider how communication persists across formats.
A 72-year-old wage earner is not exempt from Federal Income Tax or Social Security deductions. On filing, he may claim two exemptions totaling $1,200. Overpayments via payroll deductions are refunded on the income tax return, while Social Security benefits begin at retirement.
Erie seeks urban redevelopment land for a 24 million expansion at Gannon College over ten years. President Msgr Nash says enrollment would rise from 2500 to 7500 with new library humanities center graduate center science and engineering center four dormitories two faculty residences a field house and a student union.
Waterloo Iowa AP Thomas Francis Sullivan 82 died of a heart ailment after a long railroad career His five sons Joseph Madison Al George and Frank all served in the Navy and perished when the Juneau light cruiser was sunk near Guadalcanal November 14 1942 The piece also notes a Pittsburgh mans involuntary manslaughter charge in a separate February 10 collision case.
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