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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1962
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads discuss cover proof for a tube Bie and related acetite or acetite risk. Authors touch on material compatibility, testing steps, and safety considerations, signaling a preliminary assessment rather than a final conclusion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions AIG and a person who worked with it for broad tasks. No clear event, names, dates, or locations are readable to summarize into a concrete news item.
Congressman William W Scranton Republican candidate for governor pledges uniform enforcement of laws applying to all businesses and calls for removing enforcement duties from the State Liquor Control Board The Erie tavern convention hears he supports stricter enforcement while expanding the board s activities to boost economic health He promises straightforward treatment under his administration and criticizes uneven enforcement He addresses tavern owners during a campaign swing with several other speakers scheduled at the convention
Wesleyville man Kenneth A. Confer faces cruelty charges after his female boxer was found severely underweight, eight and a half pounds under normal for a dam with six newborn puppies. Humane Society supervisor Caroline Lenters said officers retrieved the dog and her six pups and brought them to the shelter, after Confer initially refused to speak.
Dr. Allan J. Fleming of DuPont reports in Advanced Management Office Executive that blood pressure cholesterol and weight show no significant differences between executives and non executives in a study of 40 to 64 year olds. He notes stress disease risk does not rise with climbing the corporate ladder and may slightly increase the higher one climbs.
Mr and Mrs A O Willson and family visited Sewickley while relatives spent a weekend with them. Residents returned from visits to Portland and New Hampshire beaches, White Mountains, and Fredonia. Local families joined a stork shower for Mi, with teachers from Spiria merged School, games, prizes, cake, ice cream, and punch.
Brunsgaard voices surprise at a 2.60 per foot bid for concrete curb work on White Street. He cites state figures around 3 to 3.50 per foot as typical and says the city should seize the opportunity. Council prepares for a special meeting to decide on action.
Governor David Lawrence urged religious people to take a more active part in government and society at the sixth annual National Catholic Social Action Conference in Irrsbury. Bishop John J. Wright of Pittsburgh echoed the call for individual worth amid modern sociological trends as William A. Hayes of Chicago was elected conference president.
In East Germany citizens express disillusionment with the party system under Soviet influence. A shop clerk notes fear of punishment and the high cost of dissent, while a machinist cites benefits from lip service to party doctrine. Commuter youth of the Free German Youth feel trapped by power and propaganda. The piece contrasts everyday cynicism with the state’s hold over employment and housing. Two individuals describe meetings to discuss Neues Deutschland as tedious yet revealing. A separate note mentions a New York publisher dies and a shelter rehabilitates a mother dog and her six pups awaiting arraignment proceedings.
FBI report shows rapes robberies and aggravated assaults up in six Pennsylvania cities from January to June compared with last year, while murders declined. Figures cover Allentown Erie Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading and Scranton with national crime up 3 percent in the period.
The Mariner 2 craft advances toward Venus as it nears one million miles from Earth traveling about 6000 miles per hour. At 2 a.m. today it had logged over 200 000 miles of its planned 180 million mile voyage. The status of its midcourse motor and systems remained uncertain to scientists.
YMCA calendar lists events for August including high dance at 8 pm, Golden Agers at Moe Park, ceramics class, movies showing Elmer the Great, farewell party for all tenth graders, pre‑Y swing and family demonstrations, Teen-Time on WOTR, regular swim program, youth co-ed swims and family swims with reservation required.
Transmitters must endure space hazards as the Soviet Union launches a payload near Venus, encountering radiation and temperature shifts. The craft operated within 62,000 miles of Venus last year but lost contact early in its flight, highlighting dangers of deep space exploration.
Gulf Oil Corp said it is withdrawing a guaranteed minimum profit margin for its Gulf dealers on gasoline effective Monday. The change stems from abnormal conditions that had forced prices to low levels, a spokesman stated.
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