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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
4
The piece laments Washington court rulings that exonerate killers on technicalities. It argues such protections endanger society and praise prudence to avoid miscarriages of justice. The writer urges robust safeguards and accountability for crimes against humanity.
Twenty years ago October first reports describe American infantry fighting street by street in Aachen’s northeastern factory district while German armor massed on an left to push toward U.S. Pacific commands. Pearl Harbor area hostilities intensify with bold naval and air strikes projected for Philippines defense. An auto accident near Warner’s Corners killed John Kaminsky and injured others. his car struck a stray pig on the Warner farm en route to Corry to a football game. Harborcreek Huskies defeated Corry High 7 6 at Loveland Field with Jimmy Reynolds scoring Corry’s lone TD in the final period.
Washington reports that Barry Goldwater allies seek total GOP control by 1964, aiming to purge New York leaders like Keating, Rockefeller, Javits, and Lindsay. The purge extends to Congress and the national committee, with fundraising shifted to favor Goldwater-backed candidates, while party liberals face removal. Genevieve Blatt is discussed as a potential replacement.
Mr and Mrs Alton Wilson of Corry visited Mrs Maude Cornish and son recently. Mr and Mrs Ted Davis welcomed a baby girl at Jamestown Hospital last week. Edith Hawkins and Ethel Bond of Jamestown spent midweek in Bear Lake. Mr Salisbury and Mrs Bush of Buffalo visited the Radcliffs. Joann Crosby, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Crosby, celebrated a birthday at the parish hall last Saturday.
Paul Harvey reports Billy Graham, a Southern Baptist who sees his ministry as transcending denominations, identifying as a Christian with a conservative outlook linked to Goldwaterism. He shuns partisan campaigning yet engages with Johnson and Goldwater figures, prompting frontier of public misreadings about his stance. He faces concerns over secular trends and calls to stand up for faith amid political noise.
The Pennsylvania National Horse Show will begin a day earlier than planned with 1 043 horses entered and stays open through Oct 24. The international jumping competition starts Saturday with teams from United States Canada Brazil and Argentina.
NEW YORK AP Security measures for Presidents Johnsons visit to the city tomorrow and Thursday are light. Uniformed policemen assigned to watch the crowds are under orders not to salute the President as his motorcade passes. Several thousand uniformed men and detectives are assigned to protect the President under orders issued by Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy. Johnson will address the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation dinner tomorrow night and a political rally at Madison Square Garden Thursday night.
A community sing to benefit the Sparta Memorial Scholarship Fund is set for October 24 at 8 15 p m in the Sparta high school gym. The Titusville Choraliers from nearby towns will perform with solo numbers and the Sparta elementary chorus under A J Baird directing.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and advertising details, with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and readers informed of display and mail rates. An advertising deadline is noted as 9 am the previous publication date and rates shown as fifty cents per week.
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