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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1962
Page
4
An editorial argues the West has contained Communism since 1947 through the Marshall Plan NATO and the Common Market. It credits American aid to Japan Alaska Hawaii and the OAS for cohesion while warning against complacency as Red propaganda seeks to erode gains. The piece concludes we aren’t buried yet.
Second guessing swirls around Adlai Stevenson as his UN duties clash with White House circles over Cuba. Chester Bowles, once under secretary, reappears in memory after a rumored rift. The piece notes Stevenson’s UN role and hints at possible promotion as Washington politics churns.
A Toursville Kentucky Irish American quote notes the line that genius has its limits. The remark contrasts genius and stupidity with a concise sharp edge.
George Sokolsky critiques Lovejoy's Guidance Digest after quoting debates on math requirements for degrees. He argues mathematics is essential for science and questions colleges offering no math requirements, while condemning athletic-driven admissions and lax standards.
A lengthy travel riff contrasts Reno Nevada with Virginia City and Lake Tahoe. It extols outdoor recreation mining and university life while lampooning the word Reno as a gambling image. The piece hints at tourism and local culture.
In a letter to Congress President Roosevelt says by month end U S forces overseas will exceed one million. He argues the Axis has temporarily lost the initiative and urges action to prevent its return.
A Corry man was allegedly held up and relieved of 125 in the business district causing early Saturday bustle. Police doubt the incident, noting past similar reports from the same man. Meanwhile N F Ames dies after weeks in Corry Hospital, Harold Besson, 11, breaks right arm playing football, and the Keystones lose 41 28 to the Warren quintet after strong play.
A two day Erie County civil trial involving $14 000 in damages from a August 1961 Port Erie Airport collision ended inconclusively when a juror with a pre conceived opinion was withdrawn after deliberations exceeded half a day. Plaintiffs Fred H. Johnson and Edwin J Richards Jr sued Lawrence E Dew of Toronto Ohio for damages to a Mustang P-51 and a Cessna respectively. The jury was deadlocked at 11 to 1 after five hours of deliberation and the court prepared for a retrial in January term.
New York AP reports that stores battle theft with electronic monitoring cameras, paid guards, and insider controls as losses reach high six or seven figure estimates. Retailers note counterfeit refunds and check fraud surge in peak season while juries and court cases confront related security issues.
The University of Pennsylvania extended head football coach John Stiegman’s contract to December 1, 1985. He had been under a four year deal due to expire in December 1963 and has recorded eight wins and nineteen losses in three seasons, with this year’s record at 3 6.
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