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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
4
An editorial condemns roving dog packs in the city and criticizes city police county officers and council for failing to enforce dog laws. It warns of future tragedies involving children and urges action before a mangled victim prompts public outrage.
The soprano Julie Andrews hints at delaying a return to the stage to focus on motherhood. She plans an NBC TV special on Feb and will bow out of Camelot on April 14 to take a long holiday with husband Tony Walton, then live as an English housewife for a period.
Hal Boyle reflects on eight years of growth and ambition as Julie, an actress, contemplates her career and the dream of expanding her family. She wonders how staying in a quiet village might have changed her, yet embraces the life she has and the desire for a larger future.
Faint garbled report mentions Mats Frederick Rodgers a 4 year old Ars eist College student and references Northampton and Smith College. Rodgers pleaded guilty to failing on slow dowds while driving a car. Context and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
George Sokolsky recalls being among five newspapermen backing Senator McCarthy. He notes studying Marxism since 1913 and observing its global phases. He reflects on McCarthy’s early direction and credits Roy Cahn and Robert Kennedy as key assistants in the Rosenberg and Attorney General roles.
Paul Harvey reflects on the crucial role of the non commissioned officers and airmen at Schilling Air Force Base, praising their readiness to retaliate, and highlights the shift in war dynamics with Soviet Russia, Kennedy era policy, and the need to retain skilled techs amid wartime pressures.
President Kennedy shows early signs of bolder leadership with civil rights backing and a push to reorganize the executive branch, provoking protests from Southern Democrats and Republicans. Analysts say the real test is the follow-through as the year advances and congressional resistance grows.
A Sheriff’s Sale is a public sale of a judgment debtor’s property after levy to satisfy a debt under Pennsylvania law. The sheriff seizes assets, conducts the sale, and proceeds go to the creditor. attorneys act as agents for clients, and published prices may not reflect encumbrances or full value.
Meadville Meade County scene on a $7,320 supermarket holdup. Mitlins denies involvement and fights extradition. Ohio orders extradition and brings him in. Two Marion men Alfred Hopkins 23 and Edison Matteson 20 have pleaded guilty and await sentencing.
President Kennedy unveils a wide reform to involve all Americans as taxpayers in a farm program he says could save about 83 billion over four years and cut federal agricultural spending from 9.63 billion to 5.8 billion in 1963. He adds that consumer prices may not fall despite possible farm support reductions while noting transportation and processing costs drive retail food prices higher.
Warren Borough Schools report high absentee rates due to flu with Warren Area High School and Beaty Junior High showing the largest totals. Principal Joseph Passaro notes high school absentees rose by 46 to 179, about 150 above normal, many with fever and sore throat. Beaty Junior High reaches 17 percent absenteeism with 236 pupils out.
Corry Journal details advertising terms and contact points. The Associated Press news service is credited for local and AP dispatches. Subscription rates are listed, with annual and weekly costs, plus advertising deadlines and postal handling notes.
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