Editorial Calls for Hindsight on Bible Reading Ruling
The Corry Area Joint School Committee complied with the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible reading in public schools, prompting widespread criticism from ministers and citizens who failed to act earlier. The Journal urged a referendum to repeal the ruling, noting states will enforce or ban the practice, with Corry and Titusville continuing it in Pennsylvania.
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Corry Area
Joint Committee
Corry
Supreme Court
The
Journal
Alabama
South Carolina
Kentucky
Florida
Delaware
Texas
Arkansas
Vermont
California
Pennsylvania
New York
New Industry to Move to Erie Under Construction
An out of state industry plans to relocate to Erie and occupy a $900000 facility. The building permit extended an earlier permit, adding a 240000 completion phase to a 60000 shell. Designed by Acme Engineers and built by Baldwin Brothers, the 160 by 400 foot structure will be sublet upon move in.
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Erie
Ane
Acme
Baldwin Brothers
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Publishing Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and management across departments at its Corry Pennsylvania offices including publishers, general manager, and advertising manager. It notes a Linelti-Kimball Inc address on Eighth Street and mentions exclusive rights to use or reproduce content.
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Corry Evening Journal
Eadant
South Sigel
Corry
Pang Journal
George R. Sampte
Hasbrourk
Mangas
Johny Oe Perepuer
Basins Eich
Tinelli-Kimball, Inc
Nichleen Square
Dalasi Etseaberst Commerce Hi Ib
Moun Butane
We Know So Much Better Than We Do
Paul Harvey railing against Americans for knowing right but acting by emotion. He cites Defense Secretary McNamara and MacArthur as contrasts to self excuses, laments complacency, and urges tougher national resolve. He argues citizens prefer the “good fellow” over unbending duty, yet declaims the country’s potential.
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Paul Harvey
MacArthur
U2 and Radar Nets Scrutinize Soviet Missiles
ISTANBUL It Sen Everett McKinley Dirksen is concerned by a global listening and detection network that exposes Soviet missile and nuclear tests. The article explains atmospheric sampling, radio monitoring across borders, and underwater tests, asserting these systems reveal Soviet activity and justify U.S. vigilance and law over men.
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Istanbul
Sen
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Sefemu
Turkey
Middle East
Iran
Pakistan
Rueala
Dirksen
United States
Decomposed Body Found In Ditch Near Hummelstown
Authorities seek the identity of a partially decomposed man found yesterday in a drainage ditch on the eastern edge of Hummelstown. Bulldozer operator James J. Waters found the body. Police Chief Garry Trowbridge said the man may have died three to four weeks ago and the preliminary autopsy found no indication of foul play.
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Hummelston
Hummelstown
James J. Waters
Garry Trowbridge
Mother Pleads Guilty To Child Abandonment
Mrs. Melissa DuValle, 24, Cleveland, pleaded guilty to abandoning an infant after leaving her ten day old daughter Lisa at St. Patrick's Church and returning to Ohio with her parents. She faces up to three years in prison and a $1,000 fine. Her parents posted bond and will hire counsel to protect her interests.
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Erie
Melissa Duvalle
Lisa DuValle
St. Patrick's Church
Ohio
St. Joseph's Home
DuValle
Cleveland
James T. Hogan
Mentor
Alderman Hogan
du Valle
Hogan
Typist
Little Lisa
Andre DuValle
Erie and Crawford Counties Lead State in Wells
Erie and Crawford counties show the highest deep-well activity in Pennsylvania in 1962. The Pennsylvania Geological Survey reports 106 deep wells, including 36 wildcats, up from 87 the prior year, with shallow-well drilling down about 5 percent to 56. Cameron County ranks second with 16 deep wells.
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Alyusville
Pennsylvania
Department of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania Geological Survey
William 8. Lytle
Addison
Cate
William G. McGlade
Walter Wagner
Hal Boyle's Americana humorous aphorisms collection
A New York AP column by Hal Boyle collects quick quips on gender sports luck and everyday irony. It targets American women, men, wealth, charity and social norms with wry, punchy lines about losing, bragging and decency in public life.
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New York
Area Tot 6 Triggers Blast Disappears
A six year old girl, Patty Brooks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Brooks, disappeared after an explosion in her mother’s kitchen in Chandler’s Valley Warren County. She was found around 4 p.m. sleeping in a haymow in the farm barn with minor hand burns after lighted an artificial gas stove caused the blast. Firemen from Sugar Grove Youngsville and Warren conducted the search.
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Chandler's Valley
Pally Brooks
Chester Brooks
Warren County
Pally
Patty
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
Warren
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