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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1965
Page
4
The text critiques political language used during campaigns with two examples of translated statements. It notes that distinguishing truth from rhetoric is difficult as November elections approach and mentions a public official and a press release about Dr James Weaver.
Berlin reports a massive indictment charging German war criminals with crimes against humanity filed at the tribunal's first public session. Washington notes strike lines surpassing 400000, rising to 450000 as more workers are expected to join. Local items include preinduction examinations for nine men from the city in Pittsburgh, a fatal kerosene ingestion of a one year old, obituaries, worker injuries, fair weather aiding potato farmers, police recovering confiscated balls, a Columbus marriage, and a Baptist Father Son banquet with 50 in attendance.
The column reports on Klan expansion through radio networks and front groups. It notes Imperial Wizard Shelton’s citizens band licenses, Klan fundraising via initiation fees and dues, and the use of robes, flags, and gear. FBI and Pearson agents have infiltrated Klaverns. The piece previews further details tomorrow.
The Internal Revenue Service allows three options for deducting bad debts. A taxpayer may deduct the full loss if the debt is wholly worthless in the year, or deduct up to the portion charged off if only partially recoverable. Alternatively a reasonable addition to a reserve for bad debts may be deducted, with professional consultation advised.
Jim Bishop recounts Christmas 1958 in Havana noting Batista’s regime, the Hilton and Coquine, and the Cuban rebels. He visits Guan tanamo, interviews naval officers, and portrays Castro as gaining strength while U S support shifts. He warns of Florida immigration costs and echoes Roosevelt in Cuba policy.
George Tressler, 29, was committed to Chautauqua County jail after an argument at the Tanner home about 10:30 p.m. Saturday in which he allegedly pointed a loaded gun at George Tanner. Charged with second degree assault, he appeared before Justice Paul Webb and was ordered held for the grand jury.
Hal Boyle muses on the challenges and rewards of coaching a Little League football squad aged 9 to 18. AP writer Rob Wood details the daily grind behind a coach’s desk and the transformation of players from awkward beginners to confident athletes amid school and family life realities.
Republicans in the area plan a series of meetings with Good Government candidates for Erie County offices and local districts. Buffets start at 7 80 p m in Union City and similar events are set in Waterford Corry Albion Lake City Edinboro Millcreek North East Harborcreek Lawrence Park Wesleyville with briefings on election tactics and laws at seminars last week.
A reported medical breakthrough promises non surgical relief from piles using a topical ointment named Prepsretion. The claim contrasts with surgery and suggests itching relief and pain reduction from a new preparation backed by unnamed research institutions.
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