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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion argues that government funds come from taxpayers and urges labeling federal spending as taxpayers money. It critiques politicians who boast of pork barreling and warns voters to consider that district funds derive from public pockets, not lawmakers’ own money.
A brief note from Flemingsburg Kentucky reflects on youth and aging with contrasting thoughts about wishes and reflection, mentioning a local Times Denver at source.
Drew Pearson reports on Venezuelan ex presidents and officials as the Betancourt era ends. He notes Lopez Contreras Gallegos and Perez Jimenez, with Larazabal, attending the Caracas ceremony, while Tejera Paris recalls perilous underground connections, smuggling into Maracaibo and tense meetings in Caracas, shaping Latin American democratic transitions.
An old style list names several figures described as steadfast fighters against dictatorship. The passage references Topi Figuerez, former president of Costa Rica, and mentions figures such as O'Halloran, O'Hara, O'Leary, O'Reilly, and Osullivan as part of the group portrayed as bold opponents of tyranny.
The article explains that Letters Testamentary is the authority granted by the Orphans Court in Pennsylvania authorizing the executor or executrix to carry out duties. It defines Decree of Distribution as the court order after auditing the personal representative’s account, detailing how estate proceeds are distributed to creditors, distributees, heirs, taxing bodies, and others entitled to estate funds.
Fragmented OCR text shows a distressed period paper header. It lists staff names and offices in a disordered fashion and mentions Associated Press dispatches. It also contains publication notices, rates, and postal information in a stray newspaper format.
Paul Harvey charts Ireland as a cradle of learning and culture. He highlights Patrick and Columba, Irish monks, and figures like Swift, Moore, Lever, and Shaw, noting Ireland’s influence on literature, art, and world culture through centuries. He cites Waterford Glass, Donemara marble, and Balleek porcelain as emblematic treasures.
AP reports the Johnson administration aims to train 100000 teenagers as a first step to fighting poverty, with broader federal aid, loans, and grants to help workers, farmers, and small businesses. The plan acknowledges uncertain impact and potential growth, amid rising living costs and shifting job skills.
The remains of Peter Van Vieck Brisson and his wife Marie Madalaine Brisson, both of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, were identified by wedding rings after being recovered from Lake Pontchartrain. Their 10 month old son Timothy Brisson and two flight attendants were among other victims. Divers search for more wreckage as cause of Eastern Air Lines DCR jet crash remains unknown.
Conneaut Ohio officials and the U S Army Corps of Engineers met in Buffalo to back a planned 3 9 million marina for small pleasure craft. Bids for dredging a channel eight feet deep, 200 feet wide and 1 400 feet long in Conneaut Lagoon will be opened April 7.
Battle reports from Cas side. Allied forces advance hampered by ruins after heavy bombardment. In Pacific theater three major Allied offensives trigger jitters in Japan with air and sea actions, including Truk and Manus Island. Local draft notices list five Corry men slated for active U.S. Army service.
A small fire at Daniel Clark and Sons mill in the Third Ward was brought under control quickly. Harding School hosts School Days on Monday evening with the Cheer-Up Club presenting a pantomime burlesque of the movie and a pageant. Born to Hugh Muckinhaupt and wife a seven pound boy Richard Eugene March 15. Albert M Bennett died at 79 in West Pleasant. Born to A Hepler of 709 Liberty Street a son. Cyrus A Blakeslee dies at 81 in Columbus. Corry’s Automobile Show closes at the State Armory. T J Boland wins a credit slip for a new Cadillac dock at the marina site. The $90,000 dredging project is to be finished in August as part of a $6,179,000 harbor plan for Conneaut.
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