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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
4
Editorial blasts high architect fees for public works in Erie County and Corry, arguing fees top $236000 for hospital work and $60000 from taxpayers. It rants against percentage-based pay, lamp and planetarium costs, and calls for standardized, economical plans and honest advertising in government projects.
A column by Hal Boyle suggests a self portrait by omission listing untried acts. The piece lightly pokes at personal history while noting the author’s successes and a Norfolk style hometown flavor from Corry Journal details, ending with a newspaper masthead fragment.
Paul Harvey NEWS urges readers to mind their own business while offering advice from an expert on control and a special pesticide. The piece cites American Samoa and Wil Rose as examples of misguided interference and promotes seeking knowledge from a D.A.T.A. contact in Palo Alto to solve bat-infested guava groves via expert guidance.
The column argues the military and war contractors bias U S disarmament moves, citing historical figures and cases from Geneva to Geneva and current debates. It links D A T A and private experts to a push for peace while highlighting concerns from Joint Chiefs about test bans and nuclear arms development.
The third annual reunion of Wali Thompson's descendants gathered at Cutting Community Church with thirty attendees. Officers elected: Mrs. Carl A. Marsh president, John Hamilton vice president, Miss Elouise Marsh secretary, and Miss Jean Storer with Larry Shampoe as program committee. A short program and games followed, led by Carl L. Marsh and Mrs. John Hamilton at the piano. Guests included relatives visiting from Sherman, Chicago, and other towns, with hosts named for next year and various local residents noted for travels and visits.
He warns that nuclear conflict makes old battleships debates irrelevant. Terms of reference differ, but the point echoes disputes over naval power. The analyst emphasizes that once atomic war begins, no one will have a chance to argue about outcomes.
Warren man Lindsey, 72, died of natural causes after his pickup ran off the road, rolled and toppled on a bank eight miles north of Warren. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Warren General Hospital after EMS transported him. Vehicle damage valued at $150.
Albright and daughters traveled to Can Adohia Lake on Sunday while Mr and Mrs Walter DeShazer took Douglas Desaer and Randall Shampoe to camp at Marienville. Miss Janice Evans joined the group for supper at the camp. Mr and Mrs Vernon Humphrey were business visitors in Meadville Friday evening.
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