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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
4
The piece laments the six Corry Area school boards facing a costly budget season with new construction, mandated costs, and tax pressures. It urges cutting costs to avoid overburdening taxpayers while noting the need for better education funding and questioning where money will come from.
An accident damaged a buried phone cable causing extensive long distance outages in Union City Corry Riceville and Waterford while local service remained. Crews excavated a 15 by 20 foot hole and respliced thousands of wires as they restored lines to critical agencies including police hospitals and fire departments.
In Philadelphia on April 19, 1962, federal police intruded without warrants, while Congress and the Attorney General moved to investigate steel price rises. The piece argues the presidency grew too powerful, threatening a government of men over laws, and cautions against unchecked state power.
Russell Kirk laments a silence in the Congo after a UN peacekeeping drive, condemns Western critics of policy, and recounts reports of Katanga violence. He cites killings in Elizabethville and mass slaughters in Kasai by Central Government troops, warning of dangers to the White House and his son’s future.
The piece surveys Congo issues with United Nations peacekeeping, funding debates, Tshombe in Katanga restoring order, and cautious optimism for a mutual understanding with Kasavubu or Adoula. It notes opposition in Congress to large new foreign aid and questions the utility of external force to calm the Congo. It ends with a newspaper ad tease for classifieds.
Swedish physician Dr. Borje Ejrup reports on a ten day course to help smokers quit. Since 1940, 6000 Swedes attended the clinics at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm with 88 percent initially weaned off tobacco, 11 percent reduced to light smoking, but within a year half resumed smoking. Periodic follow ups aim to maintain abstinence and manage withdrawal.
Dr Birup told science writers that about 10 percent of smokers want to quit for health reasons fear of cancer to save money or feel enslaved by a habit. If Swedish statistics apply, this would amount to eight million Americans wanting to quit.
Titusville man ViVUSVLas-a was released on a $500 bond after being charged with aggravated assault and battery in the knifing and beating of an 18 year old girl. Frank Gariepy pled innocent before Alderman VN Allen Love. Gariepy arrested on a warrant after Barbara France brought to police station. The girl had bruising to the face and a cut on the right side.
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