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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion, county leaders signal a shift toward action with recreation, zoning, tourism, and reassessment. The 1965 budget aims to maximize taxpayer value, urging citizens and city officials to back the county’s forward surge and show genuine concern for the path ahead.
Paul Harvey discusses civil rights concerns over government and private eavesdropping devices. He recalls gadgets like bugged phones hidden mikes and surveillance tools from the Gallagher Sub-Committee and warns of blackmail potential while noting readers asking where to obtain such devices.
A reader asks if a woman owning property can be compelled to surrender it after marriage. The answer: if she keeps ownership in her name alone, her property remains hers and a husband's judgment cannot reach it. If ownership becomes joint, the property remains protected. Judgments do not affect property acquired after the judgment unless revived by the holder.
Agencies described but varied about how widely they use sophisticated electronic devices against their own staff. The panel noted devices include microphones hidden in cigarettes, cigarette lighters, picture frames, and tie clasps. Earlier testimony cited a device claimed to let a person pass through solid walls for 39 dollars.
Rev Jerry R McCauley's sermon on Mark 3 22 05 at Dobbs Corners Church urges choosing sides in following Christ. It cites Peter Judas Mary Magdalene Pilate and Scribes, warns that faithful disciples face persecution, and calls listeners to daily devoted friendship with Jesus rather than mere Sunday attendance.
An Allegheny County coroner's jury cleared Frank Scavo of North Side Pittsburgh of criminal blame in the death of 15 year old Francis Napper. Police said Napper was killed by Scavo during an attempted robbery of a grocer on February 26. The jury ruled the shooting justifiable homicide.
The Corry YMCA unveils spring leisure-time classes starting Monday for adults and youths. Offerings include sewing furniture repair and refinishing antiques square dancing golf and antique collecting. Additional topics cover caning chairs home crafts coin and stamp collecting and family camping. One or two hour sessions with advance registration and fees will be announced.
The column recalls a seven year old $7,000 payment to Richard Mack, the Miami Channel 10 license revocation, and ongoing FCC influence amid conflicts of interest. It traces Sol Taishoff from Broadcasting Magazine to ownership in L B Wilson Inc., spurring criticism from Civic Television of Miami and Congress. The piece notes lunch meetings with Commissioner Rosel Hyde, favorable Channel 10 rulings, and a dissent by Chairman E William Henry.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting live speech with lasting records. The piece contrasts ephemeral performance with durable written form and notes the enduring presence of printed words.
In a second floor bedroom blaze in North Central Philadelphia three children aged 2 to 4 died at St Luke's and Children's Medical Center. Abbey Allen, 5, was rescued by a neighbor and a Philadelphia Electric Co. worker and treated for serious burns. The victims were the children of Mrs. Pauline Allen, 29, who was en route home from hospital with her eighth child. The eldest, Brenda, 19, was babysitting. Fire officials described a chaotic scene as firefighters recovered the remaining victims and the rescue effort unfolded.
A.G. Lambie supermarket and general merchandise store in Hillsdale Indiana County was destroyed by fire yesterday. Owner Lambie estimated the damage at about $100,000.
The Titusville Ministerium and area pastors passed a resolution opposing Senate Bill No. 3 which would use public tax funds for transportation to private and sectarian schools. They cite constitutional limits, potential harm to public schools, social division, and health welfare concerns, noting the interdenominational group includes Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, EUB, and Episcopal pastors.
Glyney County grand jury indicted Charles J. Wooster, 50, of the North Side, on a murder charge in the Feb. 13 death of his wife Elsie Wooster, 43, who was found beaten to death in bed.
A fragmentary OCR note references St Elizabeth and a room at a house. Details are unclear, with missing names and specifics. The readable bits suggest local housing or tenancy matters tied to a St Elizabeth location.
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