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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
4
An opinion piece argues President Kennedy set a precedent with last year’s steel price hikes and now faces a loophole permitting selected price adjustments. It questions White House restraint, unions, and why Big Steel studies price moves while the Steelworkers seek wage talks, suggesting political pressure and strategic calculations behind the stalls.
City ordinance approved allows alternate side parking on streets with odd and even addresses. Signs will reflect the rules. violations may lead to towing. Streets sections 23 20 become effective only on streets posted with signs. The measure follows streets director Dory Clary’s winter recommendation to keep routes clear for plowing.
Clark notes snow removal and street sweeping depend on clear routes. The new ordinance awaits sign procurement and placement city wide. Cornell awaits a sign making machine demo. if cheaper than signs, it may cost 850 dollars. This summer should complete alternate side parking.
At the shipyard memorial service for the Thresher crew, widows and bereaved families joined about 0,000 bikers to honor the lost submariners. Reports note Hecker’s sighting of a submarine like hull during the search near Dyea and Groton, with Thresher's demise linked to an Air Force incident at sea.
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Paul Harvey details the environmental cost of strip mining and praises Harold Truax, founder of Truax Coal, for restoration efforts in Fulton County Illinois. He contrasts open pit efficiency with landscape scars and notes early reclamation work before state laws. Truax levels spoil banks and rehabilitates land after coal removal.
The steel industry defends higher prices amid shrinking profits, rising costs, and fluctuating demand. Domestic mills face foreign competition, lower output, and a shift in demand from durable goods. Builders from Europe and Japan offer cheaper steel, while inventories and possible strikes cloud price stability.
London AP reports predawn raids by Scotland Yard on suspects tied to the Spies for Peace ring. Police seek a typewriter used to create pamphlets describing secret plans for dispersal of government offices in a nuclear attack. One marcher was arrested as leaflets spread. 25,000 copies of the digest circulated amid ongoing security tensions ahead of Parliament reassembly.
J Omar Florence aged 68 of Waynesboro Pennsylvania died from a heart attack at the wheel of his car yesterday causing a collision with a vehicle driven by Henrietta B Hanson of Cairo New York. Hanson was treated for a possible nose fracture.
The piece condemns alleged liberal intolerance at the University of Colorado. It cites threats to conservatives and attacks by faculty figures including library director Ralph Ellsworth and a student editor. It notes resignations and criticism from academic figures and calls out ideological extremism on campus.
Allied headquarters warn of a hard fight for dominance in the Southwest Pacific as Japan seeks to gain control of sea lanes. In Union City officials reclassify married men with no children for army training at New Cumberland. OPA probes dairy cattle price manipulation in northwestern Pennsylvania. Washington denies wage increases as the War Labor Board blocks adjustments. A Boulder style political dispute erupts over extremism and free speech. A school concert by Corry High School band slated for next week.
The Corry Motor Club selected W. W. Jones as president D Warren DeRosay as vice president R J Pollette as treasurer and W Ed Marah as delegate to the State Federation meeting in Lancaster A citywide power outage left Wright Street dark much of the night blamed on high winds Hoosiers baseball sponsor Carmen Hill of Indianapolis may face old teammates the New York Giants in a two game series Minnie Linendell a Moody Institute graduate from Corry will complete studies at Moody in Chicago Community Service prepares to open volleyball and horseshoe areas near the Journal building 801 Wolfe with local director plans announced Pullman confectionery and ice cream parlors at Main and Center streets now under Bottini of Cuba N Y taking over operations.
The note of bond vests in the purchaser and title becomes good and marketable. redemption exists only in tax sales where the owner can redeem the property for the lien, interest, and costs within a specified period.
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