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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1964
Page
4
The Journal argues against selective public naming in police cases and endorses publishing names for offenders 16 and over while shielding those under 16. It notes a shift to 18 for juveniles and calls for consistent, impartial handling by authorities and journalism alike. The piece condemns ineffective probation and urges a policy that ends double standards.
Allied air forces crashed German targets at Cassino in a historic attack delivering over 1400 tons of bombs to break the stalemate on the Fifth Army front. In Europe German divisions faced encirclement near Nikolaev as casualties and surrenders mounted. Reports also note British and American coordination and political appeals amid ongoing global conflict.
The text describes a thin turmel under the Detroit River near Windsor with falling snow and a vague pilgrimage tone. It mentions the Schulens from Nuremberg who ran a linen store and a home, and references Hie Weimar Republic era Bavaria with a screenwriting background and bicycle travel.
Drew Pearson recounts violence in Caracas and family history tied to German refugees, then shifts to Venezuela’s 1960s political scene. President Leoni faces opposition while Adm. Larrazabal backs bipartisan reform. Udall’s secret oil field trip ends with a lost plane and a Bible sought for navigation.
A mother's remarriage does not change a child’s surname nor allow arbitrarily naming a child after a new husband. If the former husband is not supporting the children and they are legally abandoned, different considerations apply.
A humorous column surveys quirks and trivia from 1960s culture and public life. It notes the 20th anniversary of comic books, safety tips like a derby hat for pedestrians, and quips about education and identity, ending with a Mencken quote.
Theodore Nolan Jr. pleaded guilty to armed robbery and aggravated assault after stabbing Ronald Thomas 17 in a parking lot. Thomas, hospitalized for a knife wound, testified Nolan demanded a dime and attacked him following a Youth Council meeting. Police recovered the pocket knife on Nolan.
The text suggests a new husband might legally adopt the children. If this occurs, the children would be severed from their biological father and their surnames would be changed.
Funeral service for Gerald M. Eastman conducted Saturday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev Clyde May officiating. Interment followed at East Branch Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas Eastman Virgil Nichols Richard Crane Richard Mulligan Gerald Bauer and Robert Crane.
A state conference to coordinate guidance services for students not entering college will be held in Harrisburg April 9. The meeting is sponsored jointly by the Department of Public Instruction and the Labor and Industry Department and will include leaders from government education industry and labor.
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