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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
2
Don Clark, a University of Oregon junior, pens an open letter to professors questioning tensions between moral absolutes and U.S. policy in Vietnam. He mocks liberal academics and questions reliance on moral standards in national decisions, invoking Whittaker Chambers and criticizing modern liberalism.
Yesterday's memories report U.S. officials denying beyond war aid aims to China amid war rumors. A fire destroyed the Frank Firth farm home on Route 7 near Spartansburg. The Education Board authorized bids to remove parcels west of the Senior High. Eighteen high school students to receive football letters. seniors Connie Harvey and Disk among letter recipients.
Burrows Dick Foster Al Fic cardi Fred Jackson and Glenn McKinney join Junior Jettermen while Louis Sherwood Dick Walters and Don Post are listed as part of the roster in a concise lineup note.
Announcement made this morning unites Almeda Eckert and Hamlin Lockwood. Mrs Aimy McCray wife of Walter McCray Elgin grocer died in sleep. Harding School Thumb wedding to open Thursday program with surprises. Mrs Robert Carrick of Nounsae dies after a week illness. Mrs Mary Blakeslee hosts 16 Rebekah members.
Fragmentary OCR text notes second class mail status and prepayment details. Mentions line about cents per copy and weekly rate. Appears to reference mailing application and issue dates in a historical newspaper snippet. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Drew Pearson portrays a week of crises in New York with subway chaos and gas shortages while Joint Chiefs push Johnson toward bombing North Viet Nam. Paris dispatches say Soviet influence may prevail. Venezuela invites Bobby Kennedy amid Dominican War critique. Johnson later pressures Swidler of the FPC, reversing a prior stance tied to Texas politics.
Paul Harvey discusses John Lindsay's solitary campaign effort that led to a remarkable victory in New York City. He notes GOP elites claim credit, while Lindsay ran alone and won against a powerful urban machine. The piece questions coattail politics and GOP national lift, urging realism about New York’s reform needs and Lindsay’s future path.
Surplus in county coffers stands at 545,463 per Controller Clapper, with past backtracking on tax-cut hints. Corry Area High School officials attend a state meeting in Harrisburg led by Dr. G Bruce Dearing, HS alum. Local court notices include a drunken-driving case. blackout anecdotes and editor letters sparking reader responses. Navy assignments and student academic honors feature, plus donations to local cancer unit reach 2928 aboard county totals 45144. Flag code notes and public interest items conclude the page.
Union City livestock listing shows hogs and sows priced at various percentages, beef cows and canners offered, veal calves and lambs quoted. Bulls and elfers noted with ranges. sale ad invites customers to shop Corry Stores for purchasing options.
The real or personal property belongs to the spouse who owns it. If real estate or furniture is in the husband’s name alone, it remains his. If both names appear and a divorce occurs, partition likely. Usually a property settlement between spouses is advised, with attorney help to draft an agreement.
A 19 year old hunter from West Middlesex who went missing near Oil City Thursday night reappeared safe about three miles from his entry point. State police at the Franklin sub station reported Donald Zets was last seen at 2:30 pm by a hunting companion and was found in good condition after a search focused along the high tension line right of way.
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