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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
The Goldwater groundswell grows daily as GOP 1964 candidate appeal spreads. Governors and youth align, with Southern Democrats showing unexpected support. The piece defends constitutional fidelity and moral governance, urging readers to back Barry Goldwater over Nelson Rockefeller.
A mosaic of 1923 dispatches notes Sicily battle tempo and a German internal crisis rumors while Washington reports Troina capture and Halsey foreseeing a shift to Japan. Local items cover a softball win, a marriage, Harding tribute, a Ford crash, injuries, church banns, a new restaurant, a death, and political candidacy.
Washington reports reveal four cases where lawmakers from Ohio Louisiana South Carolina and Michigan proposed private bills to block deportation or aid mobsters. Subjects include Frank Cammarata Silvestro Carollo Micolo Impastato and Ralph Cannave with connections to narcotics and racketeering and ties to Fidel Castro and Mexican deportations.
The piece sketches John M Bishop Sr a granite figure with blue eyes and steady will at 80. A lifelong reader and sports fan he battles health woes yet keeps sharp wit and a Spencerian pen. He recalls rivals and jokes about pool shots while reflecting on aging and memory.
The piece recalls John M. Bishop Sr a former policeman who served 25 years retiring as a lieutenant in 1933. It notes his hard working ethos distrust of minor infractions and his sharp views on international affairs. It reflects on his loneliness after his wife’s death and ends with a short poem about understanding and enduring aging.
Hal Boyle sketches a comic but sharp portrait of office life where petty feuds, long memories, and small slights drive a disguised battlefield. Rivalries over windows, loans, late nights, and flirtations fuel a cutthroat culture dressed as team spirit in a corporate world.
Jom Monasmith of Yakima Washington won the World Horseshoe Tournament in South Gate California last night with a 32 to 3 score. He averaged 82.3 percent ringers for the event while Canadian national champion Elmer Hohl of Wellesley Ontario finished second with 21 to 4.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff positions including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and advertising manager John McLaughlin with production and pressroom details. It notes Associated Press rights and mail rates and advertising deadline information for the newspaper.
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