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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1962
Page
4
The piece blasts high school demonstrations over plans to close Kulpmont High School, urging stern parental discipline and arguing adults should run schools. It catalogs past protests and mocks “mass interference” by teachers and officials, labeling youth action as folly and danger to order.
The Journal lists current legislative contacts including Sen Hugh Scott in Washington and Sen Joseph S Clark in Washington and Philadelphia, Rep Carroll D Keams in Washington, D C, State Senator William Lesler in Harrisburg, and Rep Stanley Blair in Harrisburg, for reader reference.
Rep. Ford O'Dell is appointed to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in Harrisburg with duties to represent constituents in Harrisburg and surrounding areas for legislative sessions and committee work.
A bold daylight raid on Tokyo by Allied planes marks the first such attack on the Japanese capital. The mission, using incendiaries and explosives, followed weeks of undercover work amid limited local police knowledge.
Fragmentary text lists publisher staff, advertising manager, and offices in multiple cities. The passage mentions AP service, pricing per year and per copy, and printing deadlines, offering a glimpse into the paper’s production details without full context.
Journal note by George Sokolsky contends no DOJ plan exists to oust FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. He criticizes left and right for fueling rumors sparked by some press omissions and cites Kennedy administration statements defending the FBI role.
Journalist Jim Bishop sketches David Brown as a newly minted Hollywood producer with a long editor pedigree. The interview in Beverly Hills Retraces Brown’s hard won rise from Zanuck aide to producer with four scripts and a sharp hand for budgets and casting.
A Letter To The Editor responds to an editorial on The Millionaire Attitude and Kennedy, arguing that predictions cannot replace facts. The writer asserts basic American freedoms defined in the First Amendment and warns that disrespect for voices harms democracy and the people who govern.
The article analyzes President Kennedy's leadership mix as persuasion, pressure, and education. It notes his steel price stance showcased pressure, his limited use of television and educational talks, and questions why he has not fully explained U S military involvement in South Vietnam.
A fragment mentions a sharp point pen associated with Robert White of 642 Amosland Road Morton PA. The line appears as a procurement or description detail within a local notice.
Tayco Products Inc of Jamestown shuts down in a temporary layoff action. About 150 production workers are affected. the firm previously employed nearly 350. A Federal judge approved proceedings to keep the company in business as editor in possession under the National Bank Act.
Mrs Wood testified that her 5 year old daughter died after chest surgery requiring anaesthetic. Dr Colla Hoss reportedly examined the girl before death and an airway device may have blocked the airway. Inquest, with seventeen witnesses, continues.
The Revenue Service in Richmond reports receipt of a tenth straight year cash gift from a mystery donor signing as KYZ TRS. An envelope postmarked Richmond contained $641 with a note reading Apply to my income tax.
Milton C. Marker, 67, died after a tractor and high lift overturned on his farm near Summit Township and pinned him to a pond yesterday. The incident occurred on his property as first responders investigated the fatal wreck.
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