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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
4
In Fairview near Erie the community weighs trying a teen age court modeled on Hot Springs Arkansas where six juvenile volunteers from three high schools hear cases. Supporters praise teen juries as logical and practical and say youths judge peers tougher and more fairly than adults.
Drew Pearson analyzes the Organization of American States during the Dominican crisis and Latin American diplomacy. He notes delays in peace actions, calls for strengthening the OAS, and critiques U S budget and space priorities in contrast to Soviet advances. He cites Johnson's handling and regional revolts risk while highlighting prominent leaders and observers.
Paul Harvey comments on persistent delays in the space race urging quicker progress. He discusses competing nations, funding pressures, and public expectations while calling for renewed momentum and clearer timelines.
A reader from Astonia Queens dissects a Carry Evening Journal editorial on computers and college admissions. The writer argues editors misstate computer capabilities and warns against overreliance on automation in education. The letter criticizes condescending tone and urges better treatment of Corry residents.
The Cutting Community Church annual business meeting was held Wednesday evening with Rev. Keith Kronke in charge. Trustees were named for expiring terms, and numerous residents and guests were listed as attendees, visits, and weekend guests from Harbors Creek to Buffalo.
Jent led the meeting in Mrs. Duane Bemis absence. June hosting shifts to Mrs. Dave Motherwell at Mrs. Guy Hayes home. Mrs. Archie Hulbert visited Mrs. Alice Camp. James Carpenter and children from Townville called on Sibley Wright parents Sunday. Ida Redding’s car collision in North East reported but no injuries. Ludwick Johnson of Jamestown called on Chris Gravink. Richard Curtiss family from Sherman dined with Amos Van Earden to celebrate Mrs. Van Earden birthday. George Morton of Bear Lake also attended. Birthday cake by Mrs. Curtiss. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. David Albright and Beverly, Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Roaring Springs, and Mildred Pressel.
Woodbury visitors to Clymer include Mr and Mrs Love Albright on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Norman Nellis of Ripley called on granddaughters Linda and Karen Nellis. The Van Barden family from Lenox MD arrived to spend a month with Amos Van Barden and Clifford Aikens Sr. Relatives hosted Mrs Alice Camp at Findley Lake Sunday.
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