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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1964
Page
4
The piece surveys local and state views on rural urban school district mergers. It notes long standing rural resistance, urban promotion, and pressures from tax economics. If trends persist, the Corry Area Joint Schools merger could shape next year’s education landscape.
The Midland Ontario Free Press Herald quotes The Dropouts on aging, youth, and belonging, framing a wary view of generational change through a local, culture sharpened lens.
In London, Allied offensives press from west and east while Rommel completes checks on the Atlantic wall. Berlin warns of a held line as Germany fortifies deeper in France. In the Pacific, Allied forces push Burma Road reopening and northern China threats diminish rail links. Local notices reference Mead Park, deer and pheasants shows, and a burglary at Spartansburg mills with stolen funds and ration coupons.
A heated dispute over federal funding for Catholic and private schools fuels resistance to Johnson’s anti poverty program. Dixiecrats Howard Smith and Bill Colmer refuse White House talks, while Catholic ally Hugh Carey presses for school funds. Delaney backs the bill only with Carey’s OK.
Jim Bishop chronicles Rocky a big male dog living with a Miami family. The dog shows playful yet disruptive behavior, courting a female named Missy, guarding doors, and causing domestic chaos. The narrator reflects on Rocky's antics from flirtatious to possessive, including bed sheet mischief and a plan to send him to the pound for discipline.
In a remarriage a man may legally bequeath his entire estate to his new wife. The former wife’s child has no automatic claim to the estate unless there are specific legal provisions or prior arrangements.
Pola Negri recalls Rudolph Valentino as the great love of her life during a Beverly Hills visit for a Walt Disney movie. She praises his mystique and magnetism, notes his untitled status, and fondly remembers their planned marriage and his enduring appeal to fans decades later.
In Diamond, Portage County, James B. Walker, 41, of Deerfield, was fatally shot while attempting to force entry into a Diamond home. His ex wife Jewell, 26, and cousin James Galey, 31, were present. Galey, armed with a 12 gauge shotgun, fired as Walker approached a window. Authorities say Walker had harassed his former wife for some time.
In Ponca City Oklahoma an overturned boat left two men and a five year old boy in danger. C E Lubojacky heard a faint cry for help and towed the craft to shallow water. His son Stephen became entangled in cables beneath the dash in an underwater air pocket and was found unhurt about forty five minutes after the swamping.
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