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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1964
Page
4
An editorial from the Huntington Daily News argues newspapers face intimidation from ultrarightists and far leftists aiming to sway coverage. It notes methods like flooding letters, advertiser boycotts, and midnight calls, urging readers to distinguish news from opinion and defend editorial independence.
Paul Harvey argues conservatives must rebuild after a tough election. He criticizes GOP factions for pettiness in San Francisco and urges conservatives to reengage at the precinct level, form advisory input to the White House, and avoid internecine bitterness to win another chance.
A will need not be notarized to be legal and in fact most wills are not notarized. A will can be changed at any time and has no effect until death. It is not recorded until after the person dies. More people realize the advantage of having a will prepared and should consult a local attorney.
A Sunday morning ceremony united Miss Rose Purpura daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Purpura of Buffalo with Anthony Gentile of Buffalo at St Anns Church. The report notes a postponed Beaver Club banquet moved to December 14 at the Ritz Restaurant due to Clark Shaughnessy University of Pittsburgh coach.
A 6 year old boy, Lawrence Dowd, was struck and killed yesterday in Jamestown while walking to meet playmates. Police charged driver Donald C. Nordine, 24, with driving too fast for conditions after the 4 10 p m incident.
A fragment argues that individuals weaving wealth from others pockets require a limited government to stand by and provide advice, encouragement, and leadership when necessary. It suggests a role for government in guiding ambitious actors toward lawful, productive ends.
A man named Walker struck William Edmonds of Route 6 while he stepped from behind a wagon on Hare Creek road late Friday. Edmonds suffered serious injuries in the automobile collision. Twenty five musical numbers are planned in the high school operetta Pocahontas to be performed next Tuesday by the Glee Club. Monday begins the campaign to sell Industrial Recreation booster tickets. proceeds fund indoor sports for city shop workers this winter.
A large audience attended the Thanksgiving program last evening at Harding School. About 150 people were present for the November meeting of the Harding Home and School Association.
Alliance Church Young People will conduct Thanksgiving services tomorrow at 7 30 led by Rev E C Docherty with John Moravek as chairman and song leader Kathy Kerstetter scripture Vicki Baker prayer singers Jean Ward Joan Ward Bonnie Sickler and Renee Sickler Judy Oesch George Fox Jr Mary Bunting Janet Chaffee piano solo Karen Cooney offertory prayer Ushers include Paul Baker Harold Payer Clarence Croscutt and Jeffery Oesch A brief Thanksgiving message will be delivered by the pastor.
Col John Eisenhower executive vice president of the Fredo Foundation says the board of trustees will meet in San Diego Calif January 9. The announcement follows a day long meeting of the foundation's executive committee at the office of his father former President Dwight Eisenhower. The leader Eisenhower is chairman of the board.
Letter argues Corry stores should be allowed Sunday hours. It defends independent shops like IGA against chains, saying small businesses rely on extra hours to stay profitable and serve the community. The author cites economic fairness, local jobs, and church debates while defending Sunday openings.
Statement of advertising representation and newspaper distribution terms. Mentions Associated Press exclusive rights, postal entry in Ivy Pa, and rates for mail and carrier delivery. Includes deadlines and display advertising details.
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