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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
5
In Our Opinion the Pennsylvania dairy farmers face thin margins between bulk milk prices and processed dairy product prices. They threaten strikes and picketing to force action, arguing heavy costs of production and investments in herds and facilities justify higher returns. We urge public attention to prompt a fair solution.
ADELA the one year old Latin America development group backed by over 120 sponsors from the United States Europe and beyond seeks to mobilize capital and investments across 20 projects in 15 countries. Javits predicts ADELA will catalyze regional growth and inspire similar efforts in Africa Asia and Latin America.
A garbled text fragment mentions a whale related event and a retreat, with scattered names and dates. The readable bits reference a match or contest and possible participants, but details are unclear.
The piece outlines escalating Dominican Republic tensions with army hardliners clashing with civilian President Garcia Godoy’s government. It cites killings, intimidation by right wing factions, US responses to radio broadcasts, and calls for Western mediation to secure a civilian government. It also notes American pressure to persuade generals to step down and plans for a parade bust of Vice President Nixon.
Planned Parenthood Center of York using a $22,684 federal anti poverty grant from the U S Office of Economic Opportunity to fund a birth control program in two rural areas of York County. Coordinator Marion F Dick said the first center has operated since September and the second will open at Stewartstown. the center has served low income families for 30 years with private contributions before this funding.
A cow seized a chance as backwash from a boat flooded the rear pen. The calf did not follow Seattle aquarium owner Ted Griff. It remains unclear if he will keep the calf or report on its fate.
The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sundays from South Street Coen. George R. Sample is publisher with Allan Hasbrouck as editor and Mary John McLaughlit as press foreman. Advertising by Bottinelle-Kimball, Inc. Rates include annual by mail 11.00 and per copy 50 cents. delivery territory and display advertising details noted.
Jim Bishop recounts the 1865 military trial of Lincoln’s killers, led by Edwin Stanton and a court drawn by Andrew Johnson, with Booth’s circle and Mary Surratt facing execution. The piece notes brutal procedures, harsh sentences for Paine Atzerodt Herold and Surratt, and lingering national conscience.
A legal explainer notes that if you lose a damage suit and cannot pay, a judgment can be entered against you and your property may be seized. If you have no property you are “judgment proof” and cannot satisfy the judgment. In auto cases without insurance, the defendant risks license suspension unless the judgment is paid. The threat of losing a license often pressures payment when possible.
Reports note Communist charges against US meddling under the guise of a policeman in China’s affairs as fighting erupts between Chinese Reds and Central government forces. A separate item notes a burglary near the Country Club with over $2,000 stolen, and word that Frank Bernardi, ex-Raymond employee, is out of danger after a fishing trip accident near Denver.
The Stow ferry on Chautauqua Lake will complete its 163th year this Sunday at midnight. The ferry runs from mid April to early November, from 6 a.m. to midnight, charging 25 cents for a car and occupants. Operated by the Chautauqua County highway department, it could be replaced if surveys favor building a lake bridge as part of Route 17 expressway plans from Bemus Point to Sherman and the Pennsylvania line.
The International Baseball League will meet in Rochester on November 13 and 14 to approve Richmond Virginia returning to the Class AAA circuit after a one year absence.
The Rev Louis J Eisele a meteorologist at Spring Hill College said a strong quake registered at 6 on the Richter scale around 7 pm last night. He noted the quake occurred about 2,385 miles west of Mobile and attributed uncertainty in direction to a Caribbean storm.
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