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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
10
The Republican party has suffered repeated defeats in Erie County from the courthouse to the congressional seat. The piece argues poor leadership and disorganization, calls for new infusion of leadership, and urges stronger work and strategy to rebuild and win public confidence.
Philadelphia AP report notes Marion J. Levy Jr of Princeton University urged redirecting youthful enthusiasm into practical programs like driver training and new dating patterns. He spoke at the University of Pennsylvania during a three day conference on political development.
A historian notes youth in political camps are influenced by counterploys like driving schools and dating patterns. He compares witnessing demonstrations from Japan to Africa and remarks on the recreational aspects of such events, contrasting spoken and printed words.
Drew Pearson notes internal GOP concerns over Goldwater’s handling of funds. He cites Barry Jr earning 8417 in six weeks of speaking fees and travel, a $4000 monthly Adreno-Mistasth payment, and an $80,000 shortage linked to Molly Malone O Connor on the Senate committee payroll. O Connor admits a about $20,000 shortage.
The article recounts a Phoenix area fund-raising episode involving Barry Goldwater's Senate committee. It notes a $30,000 shortage covered from the account, matched by repayment from committee proceeds, and hints at personnel resignations amid the turmoil. Neighbor accounts link the affair to political shifts and Latin American diplomacy affecting the 1964 race.
A note suggests children away from home would enjoy The Journal daily, highlighting its value as a steady news companion and connection to home.
Paul Harvey argues pastors and church groups crossed lines by endorsing candidates during a presidential campaign. He says ministers should uphold church-state separation and resist using pulpits for partisan influence despite personal feelings. He cites examples from Albany and broader evangelical efforts to stay aloof from elections, warning of moral compromise.
The Corry Evening Journal details editorial staff and advertising information. It lists publishers city editor and managers, advertising reps, and office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offices. It also notes AP exclusive rights and mailing rates and display deadline.
The text reflects uncertain rhetoric on ministers and pulpit influence in polity. It mentions responsibility, prayer, and the paradox of church allies in troubling global contexts.
Russell, chairman of a city committee, spoke at a function sponsored by the Presidents Committee on the Handicapped and the Pennsylvania Committee on Employment for the Handicapped. He advocated shifting to a service oriented approach and training to expand opportunities for the disabled.
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