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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1964
Page
4
In Our Opinion Stewart Alsop argues a Kennedy era plan to annihilate Red China's nuclear capability should be kept. He warns against Red China joining a nuclear club and notes Russia's race with the U S for nuclear supremacy, calling for a rapid, decisive strike to neutralize Red China's arsenal.
Union City Borough Council restricts parking on meters to allow street crews to clean and plow without obstruction. No parking from 2 to 1 am on designated streets, with signs posted. ban effective immediately due to inefficiencies and snow buildup complaints.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting written records. The piece highlights the durability of print and its role in preserving culture and ideas beyond spoken memory.
In Saigon reporters describe brushfire grand operations as costly, unsuited to gains, and disruptive to local civilians. U S advisers push for small unit guerrilla actions while Vietnamese generals persist with conventional tactics learned at Saint Cyr. Brushfire draws troops and helicopters but few exchanges with Viet Cong, leaving regions vulnerable to retaliation.
A historical sample chronicles Dodge City clashes and lawmen in the 1880s. Entries reference Bat Masterson Wyatt Earp and local shootings, with mixed depictions of violence and daily frontier life across years from May 24, 1883 to August 4, 1885.
Gov William Scranton announced Warren County will have a new coroner Dr Bryan replaces the late C Lowrey until January 1966 Lowrey 77 died Saturday He had served as coroner since 1951 He was also a newspaperman for over 50 years Other appointments include Dwight Dickey to the Western State School and Hospital board and Alvin Cook as Justice of the Peace for Barnett Township
Daulas and reporters expect to complete a typed record of the Jack Ruby murder trial this week. Jim Bowie district attorney said clerks will send it to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin for a hearing on whether Ruby received a fair trial after the jury sentenced him to the electric chair for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald.
The 1945 Kentucky Derby winner Hoop Jr. died last night at Hooper Stables in Montgomery Alabama. The two year old horse had a short nine race career including a Derby win and a second place finish in the Preakness where he was injured ending his racing days. A stray line mentions Dave Mathers and a bizarre disguise. otherwise details are minimal and the notice maintains a factual tone.
Reports from 1944 detail heavy Leyte fighting with Japanese casualties near 45,000 since October invasion. French troops breach Burgundy Gap at Belfort, reach the Rhine as Allied forces push German defenses along invasion routes. Other notes cover a rifle accident injuring a teen, police friction, a firecracker burn, a fatality on West Frederick Street, a bootlegging sentence in Erie, and Corty’s Orange and Black vs Red Hubbell’s Union City in football.
Charles Parkhurst suffered a bad fracture of the right leg when crushed under a leg on a Ford truck. Dr. C B Kibler reduced the fracture. A M Williams, an employee at the North Corry filling station, had a narrow escape from injury.
A Warren physician Dr. Quay A. McCune aged 59 was in poor condition at Warren General Hospital after a one car crash north of Sugar Grove at dawn yesterday. He suffered a fractured leg broken collarbone scalp lacerations and a concussion when his car ran off the highway crossed back and struck a tree.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mrs Arth Wayne Mrs Carroll and a Grange event with officers including vice president secretary treasurer and a December gathering. Includes references to Christmas party December 18 hosting and a home event in Folk Kentucky with guests and host.
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