In Our Opinion The Thin Blue Line Under Pressure
In October 1963 three young assailants attacked Officer Frank Perry of the Chicago Police Department and were later convicted, yet granted probation. The pamphlet The Thin Blue Line by Fred E. Inbau argues the line protects society from crime, despite criticism of policing and pay.
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Frank Perry
Chicago
Officer Perry
Fred E. Inbau
Northwestern University
Supreme ‘Court
Corry News Chronicle Item Highlights and Accidents
A 600 foot track section was torn up in a disaster near Corry on a night in October. Two men, Joseph L Craker and Henry F Coan, were electrocuted pulling a pipe casing from a well when it struck a 7200 volt transmission line. An Erie and Renovo division wreck tied up the railroad through the city. An Halloween party at M RE Church entertained 25 Dorcas Class members with games and treats. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Foster at the home of Mrs Foster's parents.
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Joseph L. Craker
Henry F. Coan
James Stewart
Euclid Street
Coan
Warren County
REA
M. RE
Dorcas
Lyle
Erie and
Renovo Division
Foster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Anderson
Lyle Jr
Corry Evening Journal details and publication info
The Corry Evening Journal publication data appears with printing rights held by Bottivelli Kimball Inc and Associated Press. It lists offices in Chicago and Pittsburgh, notes postal mailing details, and prices per year, with standard postal service notes for second class mail.
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Foreman
Bergman
National
Paveriaeg Perena Bottivelli-Kimball, Inc
Ius
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Weightenan
Prem
Corry
The Man and the Dentist Reach a Jealous Divide
A dentist preacher with delusions of a Africa kingdom clashes with a reverend in a tense confrontation observed by reporter Ben Hecht. The Man denies forgiveness, claiming divine prerogative, while authorities deem the dentist harmless despite his grand ambitions.
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Ben Hecht
Negro Knights of Africa Freedom
His Highness
the Prince
Reagan’s Record Scrutiny Splits California GOP
California Republicans debate how far to cover Ronald Reagan’s past leftist ties and later shift to right. The piece notes Christopher and Assembly Leader Joe Shell questioning Reagan’s pre 1950s affiliations and his evolution from actor to political figure amid labor and university protests.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
San Francisco
Reagan
Christopher
GOP
Assembly
Joe Shell
Republican Party
Bakersfield
Americans For Democratic
Gov- Action
United World Federalists
U. S
Communist Party
Los Angeles
The
United States
Statue of Liberty unveiled on Bedloe Island in 1886
Today in history lists October 28 as the date of Liberty’s dedication in New York Harbor and notes other events such as Mussolini’s 1922 march on Rome and the 1941 creation of the Office of Price Administration.
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France
United States
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Office of Price Administration
Joseph Stilwell
Far East
Czechoslovakia
Bankers clash with Fed over inflation policy
In San Francisco the American Bankers Association faulted both the Johnson administration and the Federal Reserve for mismanaging policy. They oppose the Fed's selective credit controls and argue that keeping deposits wealthy in safe instruments reduces inflation only in the short run, while long term lending could curb inflation by expanding productive capacity.
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New York
American Bankers Association
Johnson
Federal Reserve
Fed
ABA
San Francisco
Treat Speech Defects Early in Children
A reader asks about five year old baby-talk. Dr Coleman explains speech defects are common and should be treated early. Early speech therapy can prevent long term social and academic issues, and parents should consult a doctor to identify physical causes and hearing problems. Glaucoma and health letters are also mentioned.
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Africa
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Frank Carson
Drew Pearson
University of California
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Ilinois
Gov
Pat Brown
Brown
Eureka
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Hollywood Writers Mobilization
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Walter
Middlesex
Archer Avenue
Justice
Arthur Goldberg
United Nations
Syria
New York City
Goldberg
Business Mirror
AP Business News
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Israel
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Middle East
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U.S
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