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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
2
A column argues against allowing Communist Party speakers on campus, claiming Communism differs from mainstream parties and warns professors and courts alike are softening toward the movement. It cites international examples and references to historical threats, urging vigilance in higher education communities.
On November 27 a collision involving ten or eleven boys on West Pleasant Street left five seriously hurt and others with minor injuries. Theodore Jeffries suffered a broken leg, Charles Hand a broken ankle, and Harold McElroy two broken ribs among the most serious. Clarence Shoop, a Corry High School graduate, has been appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis through Congressman Milton W. Shreve. Police plan to station red lanterns at intersections to promote safe coasting as rain dampened the activity.
The article critiques Senator Kennedy for saying he would willingly give blood to the North Vietnamese, calling his remark near treason and noting widespread media blackout and selective reporting while contrasting past figures who faced strong backlash for challenging policy. It questions press response and echoes public indignation.
A reader asks about lawful ownership of found property during a walk. If a bracelet is lost and found by another, the finder would not be justified in claiming it as his property simply because it fell on his property or area. The question explores ownership and entitled rights.
Today is November 22 1966 with notable events listed including Curtis Brady obtaining NYC Central Park driving permit in 1889 promising not to scare horses, Robert Livingston born in 1746, Hoosac Tunnel completed in 1673, Bulgaria treaty loss in 1919, Lorraine annexation in 1940, Roosevelt talks with Japanese envoys in 1941, and Belgin forces freeing hostages in Congo a year ago. Also birthdays noted for the late President John F Kennedy and Caroline.
Drew Pearson reports on a White House dinner for Princess Margaret drawing a who’s who of politicians and industry. Rockefellers and LBJ allies attend while TV network presidents and press are given limited access, amid a broader push for influence and policy messaging.
Dr. Coleman addresses adult mumps exposure and early hyperimmune gamma globulin use to prevent orchitis, plus the importance of family disease charts. The column also covers nail biting as a psychological symptom, pleurisy basics, and cautious use of cough suppressants, inviting reader questions.
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