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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
10
Jet magazine argues that Kennedy's executive order banning housing discrimination will depend on Black participation to succeed. It notes likely gradual movement into federally financed homes, possible suburban impact, and early legal challenges as the order covers about a fourth of new housing.
Ohio State led college football attendance in 1962 with an average of 82 941 per game and total 497 644 fans over six games. Michigan State, LSU, and other Big Ten teams followed as attendance rose overall to 21 227 162 for 610 colleges, signaling a record turnout.
A North Carolina report warns paregoric use can start in infants or ease stomach ache but often ends as addiction. It details easy nonprescription sale, vast quantities, and cases from Dorothea Dix Hospital showing high rates of paregoric and opiate addiction.
Corry area scouters plan a District Relations Conference on January 9 at Wattsburg Wattsbore High School host starting 7 30 p m Deputy regional exec Cal Hall BSA Philadelphia will deliver the keynote George Snyder North East Washington Trail Council chair Harold Shaffer Harborcreek Gay Johnson North East Pletcher Young North East and Perry Bennett Corry will serve on the committee District Scout Executive Richard Albrecht says Le Boeuf District has 4500 boys of scouting age and 41150 registered members The conference aims to inspire scouters friends and institutions not now in scouting and to educate the public on scouting purposes and programs and its partnerships with other organizations.
An AMA committee on aging reports after a seven year study that most people over 65 are better off than presumed. They say most seniors do not need special diets or housing and can work productively. retirement harms individuals and society unless environment and care are improved. Drs. David B. Allmann and Frederick C. lead the panel.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission tightens blind assignments at the Pymafining Goose Management Area as the season nears 20 percent harvest of geese. Unclaimed blinds won't be assigned for remainder of the season ending December 8, with draws used for unclaimed blinds earlier. The 2,000 acre area near the Pymatuning Refuge opened October 22 with 40 blinds in operation.
Christmas program and meat at the MAK LABS site near Lake Evangelical United Brethren parish fall Friday evening. Candlelight service at EUB Church Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Lindquist of Ashville visit M Smiths. Caroling led by Peg Osborne. Local residents shown with Christmas lights on main street. Participants include Swartz Lansing Henry Holle Owens Witt. Thomas Smith Sr. listed as a patient at Corry Memorial Hospital. Subscribe to The Journal today.
Democratic congressman Wright Patman will take over as chairman of the House Banking Committee in January. At 69, he seeks to probe lending institutions, the Federal Reserve, and currency policy, arguing private bankers and Treasury influence over money supply are too strong. He rebuts claims his stance is radical and notes his long effort to win the post.
The speaker argues bankers misuse money creation loopholes and urges policies that expand credit to communities. He criticizes a concentrated banking system and advocates for protection of small and medium banks, warning against tax free municipal bonds and a few firms controlling the economy.
In England a rivalry grows as landowners lower drawbridges to charge tourists per head. Dukes and counts shift from estate staff to handling tours themselves with plans to dine with visitors at 10 a plate or lead tours in person.
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