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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
4
Opinion contends Erie County courthouse staff work 32 1/2 hours weekly. Commissioners Rzymek and Hill push to raise to 40 hours, arguing overstaffing and pay. The piece questions staffing cuts versus higher full time wages and warns of appointee-driven overstaffing if reforms stall.
Twenty years ago Bulgaria faced a fragile peace amid fear of an Allied invasion as Europe strove to defeat Hitler. In brief notes from centers like Pearl Harbor Harrisburg and Corry several local events include draft regulations, missing officers, an elevator accident, church banquets, and plans for a new hotel.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls a intimate dinner with Arthur Godfrey and Hank Meyer in Bal Harbour. Godfrey, recovering from cancer fears yet genial, shares piano moments with a child and discusses life, radio, and a simple jet purchase amid warm, candid conversation.
Drew Pearson examines rising hate in Manchester New Hampshire as editor William Leeb fuels venom against Eisenhower Kennedy and other figures. Memorial services planned nationwide on December 22 seek to heal division and promote brotherhood despite political divides.
A New York congressman leads a faltering effort as 21 Republicans refuse to back Rockefeller Civil Rights measures. No GOP signers from Illinois or Massachusetts. Indiana's William Bray is lone exception. Lyndon Johnson is set to receive a new fountain pen from Rep. Fred Schwengel after borrowing one to autograph a National Geographic illustrated volume.
The notice lists Bottinelli-Kimball Inc as national advertising rep with addresses in New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It states they handle local newspaper content including news dispatches and require formal seance to Cherise, with rates per day and per week and an advertising deadline.
Fragmentary quotes depict a political exchange involving President and Congress member Charles Halleck of Indiana. The text shows the President asking for bills to be moved through and a reply about granting favors in return.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court reversed a lower court and ordered five year old Carolyn Sue Lovell returned from her paternal grandparents in McKeesport to her mother, Rose J. Lovell, in Beaumont Texas. Judge Harry M. Montgomery wrote the majority opinion affirming the custody grant.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. received an initial production contract worth 1 594 000 dollars from McDonnell Aircraft Corp. for advanced fighter plane windshield glass. The award includes funding for further research and development.
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