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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues unions push featherbedding to keep paying workers who do no value work. It contrasts railroads’ finances and Kennedy stance, noting too costly for carriers to sustain unneeded staff while warning of broader system collapse and rising unemployment. It urges reason and financial value in labor contracts.
The piece mocks officials and space experts claiming U S will surpass the Soviet Union in space by 1970. It notes Soviet workers reportedly work shorter hours while American staff push longer weeks and seek raises, questioning the basis of optimism and hinting at higher costs or dependence on Soviet advances.
Langhorne Pa. report notes Branson, a Champaign Illinois driver, wins the 100 mile dirt track championship. He sets a world best time of 57 minutes 52 seconds for 104.0 miles per hour average, surpassing the former record held by Jim Hirtubise.
Police investigate a puzzling theft of 500 dollars in ten dollar bills from a local station during business hours on a Saturday. Reports suggest the money may have been forgotten in a safe by an attendant amid confusion at Frayne Frame station. Investigators note the incident remains unsolved with few concrete clues.
A reader in Adolph Maryland argues that US aid to Cuba and China was sent to those with excess wealth, not those in need. The letter critiques government to government aid, praises private and missionary relief, and notes Congress controls funding and public opinion shapes policy. The piece references Kennedy, Hoover, UNRRA, and the Marshall Plan context.
Jim Bishop discusses the court ruling on school prayer and separation of church and state. He notes the decision’s intent and argues for protecting the nonofficial expression of faith while keeping government from sponsoring worship. He cites historical figures and religious diversity in America.
In a wartime report from Washington and London, Allied forces describe the Solomons fighting intensifying with Japanese reinforcements aiding a large armada attempting to recapture American-held shore bases. The British mourn the Duke of Kent's death on a royal mission as the blackout penalty era continues.
Surveys have become a widespread tool across government, private firms, and consumer groups influencing company strategy and market trends. They guide spending forecasts, product design, and advertising, with outcomes driving perceived profits as trends emerge from collected opinions.
State Police at Girard arrested Edward Snyder of Atlanta and Wade Crowley of Los Angeles for illegal firearm possession on Route 201 in Springfield Township. Police found two .48 caliber revolvers in their car and jailed them in Erie County awaiting criminal records checks. Teletype requests have been issued for both men.
The army reported ten bandits killed and three wounded in a Geneva clash about 70 miles north of Gall. Cal. Bernardo Legnivamo said one bandit was captured. An outbreak of terrorist activity has killed more than 800, prompting a government offensive against the bandits.
James Marlow reports Thurgood Marshall faces prolonged Senate delay in his 2nd Circuit nomination as Eastland Johnston and delays stall hearings. White fast tracked shows contrast in treatment with swift full Senate approval. Marshall risks salary cut if not confirmed before adjournment.
Governor David L. Lawrence helped dedicate fifty eight television sets at Polk State School and Hospital in a ceremony with Harrisburg officials and TV industry figures. The $27,000 master antenna and cable system, funded by the Pennsylvania Community Television Association, will bring education and entertainment to about 3,000 residents and aid mental health and learning programs.
A bleacher section collapsed during a matinee in Reading, sending about 100 spectators to the ground. Nineteen people were injured, some seriously, as the Mills Brothers’ circus performance was interrupted.
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