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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
2
Governor Love argues that communities must solve problems without federal help to curb Washington’s reach. He warns ongoing federal expansion undermines state rights and individual freedoms, urging limits on federal authority to keep states as meaningful governments.
A reader asks about valid ways to cut out certain brothers and sisters from a will and whether omitted relatives can appeal. The reply explains that a person can legally omit relatives in a will, but heirs may challenge on grounds such as lack of capacity undue influence or statutory protections where applicable.
Fragmented OCR shows a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper masthead with names and a mix of phrases about republication rights and AP news. It includes the Chamber of Commerce, a Philadelphia address, and pricing notes for mail and carrier delivery, plus a boilerplate disclaimer.
Paul Harvey critiques go go dancers and youth culture, tracing how 1860s spirituals inspired reform and revolt. He recalls The Salvation Army founders William and Catherine Booth, notes youth leaders in France and the U S, and comments on modern pop hits shaping restless youths seeking escape.
Warren police investigated activities by youths at a confectionary store and arrested Franz Henninger 18 on two misdemeanor counts. He was identified as the store proprietor and faced complaints of smoking and petty gambling. After preliminary arraignment, Henninger was committed to Warren County Jail with bail set at 600 dollars on each count.
Hal Boyle's Americana piece recounts Hal R. Coop er’s first months back in London after 17 years abroad. He notes the daily grind, private cars, Sabbath rugby, and counterclockwise horse races, contrasting British life with American comforts like cigarette prices, malted milks, heat, and modern transit. He sketches cultural shocks and youth protests at Westminster Palace amid social ferment.
Harrisburg appropriation clears a $22 500 bill to extend New Castle water lines to a Lawrence County youth development center. The House Appropriations Committee sent the measure to the floor yesterday, advancing the proposal for funding and construction.
Leona P. Jeske, 60, of Hayward, won a divorce from Carl Jeske, 68, after 18 months of marriage in Alameda County Superior Court. She claimed he treated her like a child, did all housework, interfered with her cooking, and restrained her autonomy, causing grievous mental suffering. Judge Lyle E. Cooke remarked that some men cannot win.
Washington AP President Johnson has no plans to attend the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia on November 27. White House Press Secretary Bill Moyers replied to inquiries saying the President has no plans. The briefing noted Moyers giving the same reply. The President is convalescing from his October 3 gall bladder operation as the House returns the week of November.
Meadville area reports a 62 year old woman, Mrs. Alina Reed, killed when her car left the road four miles north of Cochranton and struck a tree. Police cite snow and slush on the roadway and excessive speed for road conditions as the cause. A second person, Simeboro Wormin, is listed as a fatality. Mrs. Reed died at City Hospital in Meadville.
Contract talks between A. M. Byers Co and United Steelworkers collapsed yesterday after a federal mediator failed to end a 38 day walkout. Mediation Commissioner Arthur Wellman said no further company union discussions were planned.
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