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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
4
A provocative Our Opinion piece argues that Ku Klux Klan membership has grown in Pennsylvania. It claims Klansmen are recruited from street gangs and Bigots are drawn by liquor to raid and torch. The column questions who joins and why.
Observations on international peace and 33 local air district inductees with six selected for service. Corty’s Talk of the Month Club opens its second year with Chester M Tobin speaking on the Near East. Members join the 200 Club after high scores by Kip Anderson Doc Kelsey Fred Doubles Laurie Baker Melvin Cobbett Ewald Carlson Bob Lewis George Johnson Don De Jean Cliff Austin Fred Taylor. Local notices report burn injuries and gas fume near misses. Miss Mary A Spiesman dies at Corry. twins born recently at Corry Hospital. two sets in two days. Classifieds promote house sales.
Myrtle and Virginia Kysar hosted about 20 youngsters at their Washington street residence last evening for a Halloween party with stunts as the main amusements. A large turnout marked a meeting of the Concord School Parent Teachers Association held yesterday, according to Corry Journal notices of local events and social happenings.
Drew Pearson surveys new lawmakers and transportation plans. Freshmen from Michigan New York Iowa and other states bring experience from government and military service. The piece highlights their impact on rail projects and political dynamics shaping Washington, with notes on notable figures like Gerald Ford Patsy Mink and James Mackey.
Erie judge’s ruling against the Lakeport paperback Candy sparked a legal clash. Attorneys Dana Sherwood Jones and Joseph Agresti said the book is a satire and literary work while AC LU’s Roger M. Fischer will appear as amicus curiae. The case proceeds before Judges Rossiter Burton and Evans at 10 a.m. Friday. Gulf Oil reports record nine month profits of 12 million, up 23 million from last year, amid discussion of congressional future leadership.
Jim Bishop reports on Passchendaele's memory as a calm Belgian valley hides wartime scars. The piece recalls Allied, Canadian, and German actions in 1915, the gas attack near Ypres, and the brutal charges across mud and wire, ending with a quiet field where many lie at rest.
In Los Angeles a commemorative plaque marked the birthplace of the late Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, during United Nations Week. The Stevenson family was represented by his sister Elizabeth Stevenson Ives at yesterday's ceremonies.
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