Berkeley Red Campus Demonstrations Drive Opinion
Our opinion accuses University of California Berkeley students of fostering a Communist front after a rally where 40 male students burned draft cards in protest of U S involvement in the Dominican Republic. The piece asserts Cuba and the Dominican Republic show red danger and calls for harsh treatment of those subscribing to the Red movement on campus.
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University of California
Berkeley
U of C
Court Orders Marine's Trailer Allowed on Dad's Farm
Erie Judge Elmer L. Evans ordered Harborcreek Zoning Board of Adjustment to permit the family of Marine Sgt. David P. Horkey to live in their $8,500 house trailer on the Horkey property while he serves in Vietnam. The board had denied a variance. the ruling requires a one and a half year occupancy with an aseptic tank installed before use.
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Erie
Elmer L. Evans
Harborcreek
Zoning Board of Adjustment
David P. Horkey
Horkey
Sgt. Horkey
Sgt
Viet Nam
Veral
Trailer location and family details tied to sheriff sergeant
A trailer is to be placed about 350 feet back from Station Road. Sgt. Harkey departed for Vietnam on March 13 and his family has been living with his parents since his departure. The trailer is currently parked at a Wesleyville trailer court.
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Station Road
Sgt. Harkey
Viet Nam
Sine
Wesleyville
Vigorito Pushes Erie Airport as Port of Entry
Rep Joseph P Vigorito a Pennsylvania Democrat plans to introduce legislation to designate Port Erie Airport as a port of entry for civilian aircraft from Canada He also seeks a Bureau of Customs office at the airport to speed processing with deputy collector handling immigration duties
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Maunuysiun
Joseph P. Vigorito
D-Pa
Port Erie
Canada
Vigorito
Bureau of Customs
Dapper Delegate Dies After Derby Prospects
Dapper Delegate, the colt that won the Louisiana Derby at the New Orleans Fair Grounds last March and was a leading Kentucky Derby contender before illness led to withdrawal, died last night at Aqueduct stables in New York from a bout of colitis.
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New Orleans
Dapper Delegate
New Orleans Fair Grounds
New York
Aqueduct Stables
Alback
Paul Harvey on world language and US moral role
Paul Harvey reflects on U S leadership in world affairs citing contrasts with Russia and Western nations. He argues Americans act in fair dealing toward Russians and developing nations while resisting utopian liberalism. The piece references De Tocqueville Chesterton Khrushchev and historic crises to urge prudent, principled diplomacy amid Dominican Republic tensions.
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Couy de Murville
United States
Zion
June Draft Call Figures Rise in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Selective Service reports a June draft call of 1,086, the highest since April 1964’s 1,166. Officials note the current month’s call at 1,000, with last June at 558. The notice mentions to check the Classifieds for more.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Selective Service
Area Job Placements Up Over Year Ago
Area job placements rose with 27 people placed in gainful work during the past month, 45 more than the same four months in 1964. William A. Michael, manager of the local Pennsylvania State Employment Service office, noted four placements in clerical and sales, five in semi skilled, 15 unskilled, and one farm hand, with four of the 27 being handicapped applicants. April activity included 95 new applications, 10 students counseled, 19 aptitude tests given, 38 referrals made, and 40 employers contacted. Claims for unemployment decline weekly as spring and summer work rise. openings remain for several positions in Corry and Union City.
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William A. Michael
Pennylvania State
Michael
Corry
Union City
Udall Slams Congressional Seniority System in Testimony
Rep. Morris K Udall says if corporations ran like Congress the oldest janitors would lead, criticizing the seniority system for selecting committee chairmen as he testifies before a Senate House committee on reorganization.
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Washington
Mission display sparks church letter on Buddhism and Christianity
A church in May 1965 responds to a Letters To The Editor mention of its Missionary Conference display in a downtown window. The writer contrasts Buddhism and Christianity, arguing Buddhism aims for nirvana while Christianity offers new birth and spiritual growth, and notes Christianity’s global spread versus Buddhism’s regional influence.
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Jesus Christ
National advertising rep offices listed in several cities
National advertising representative Bottinelli Kimball Inc. maintains offices in multiple cities including 485 Fifth Avenue New York 17 NY Michigan Square Building Chicago Mortgage and Bond Building Detroit Chamber of Commerce Building Pittsburgh and Weightman Building Philadelphia for agency services and client outreach.
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National
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Welghtman
Philadelphia
Christ’s Atonement Urges Faith in Jesus for Salvation
Walter W. Gilliland pastor at First Methodist Church Corry Pa writes urging belief in Jesus Christ for eternal life. He contrasts Christian salvation with other faiths, citing Acts 16 31 and John 3 16 to stress that those who believe are saved while those who do not face God’s wrath. He thanks a local commenter for sparking community witness.
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God
Jesus Christ
Walter W. Gilliland
First Methodist Church
Corry, Pa
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