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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1962
Page
4
An editorial questions a Young People's Science Encyclopedia forecast that by 2037 Americans will rely on electronic computers to track earnings and tax data. It argues machines won t replace human judgment and warns of potential bureaucratic and crime-control issues, noting Lt. Col. John Glenn’s cautious stance on automation.
In a Boston area incident locals reported three men siphoning fuel from cars near a United Brethren Church. Police pursued suspects as a dawn scene unfolded with multiple thieves captured or fled. Authorities listed two men held and another trio sought by detectives for the midday thefts at nearby stations.
Carl King aged 23 living near Beaverdam suffered a painful accident when he stumbled while carrying a sharp axe and struck the back of his head causing a severe gash. Ground will be broken next month for a new express station in the city per local Armert Oon Thuilday Express Cordpary offices. Burglars sacked Dr G E Beruwti Joh Healy and Rev J C Mac Donald last night stealing about $20. Police note home talent likely responsible for burglaries. Paul Downey a former public figure involved in tyrdically With turned to Winimage Hieelul Here at . Meting last night. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word in Alves There.
George Sokolsky argues American policy abandoned protection of life and property under Roosevelt and subsequent administrations. He cites expropriations in Red China Cuba and Brazil as evidence, warns against funding regimes that seize assets, and recalls Monroe Doctrine era actions. He claims shareowners suffer while corporations are blamed as capi talism shifts abroad.
Jim Bishop and guide Davey Jones tour Tokyo’s Ginza district at dusk. They visit a Buddhist tea room, a neon soaked strip with waitresses and a basement club, dine at Za karp on floor seating, and observe a multi floor lounge Vie-Lae-Shian. The scene blends music, drinks, and interplay with locals and tourists.
James Marlow surveys the United Nations postwar evolution from San Francisco to today, noting distrust between the United States and Russia, veto power shifts, and the expansion to 104 members. He critiques U N adequacy while highlighting its role in Congo peace, Middle East conflicts, and arms issues, and questions the value of the current budget battle over aid to the organization.
Police investigate break ins at Cherrytree and Hydetown Elementary Schools and a Hyde town Texaco service station this week. Cherrytree entered between 9 p m Monday and 7 45 a m Tuesday. Hydetown burglarized Wednesday night or early yesterday. Minor loot taken. investigations led by Trooper Scotson and Cpl. Shultz. Ernest Nichols now operates the Texaco station on Route south of Route 408.
The AP reports Kennedy blasts outdated regulation hampering transportation. ICC marks 70th birthday as carriers complain rules favor some modes, delay innovation, and raise costs. Rail, airline, truck, and barge groups face pressure over subsidies, rates, and competitive fairness.
Miss Florence Steidel 65 AB Assemblies of God missionary died in Liberia after a brief illness. A nurse she founded the New Hope Leprosarium in Liberia in 1946, which grew to about 800 patients and earned her national hero status in Liberia.
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising details and publishing information. It notes addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and states exclusive AP republication rights. Subscriptions by mail are twelve dollars per year, eleven dollars in advance, carrier seven cents per copy, forty two cents weekly.
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