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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues a one year moratorium on the 1961 merger law could aid children if well used for reform but warns against turning the measure permissive. It cites underwhelming past consolidation, calls for careful appraisal, notes Dr. Boehm’s points on education gaps, and warns political retooling may end the program.
In Crossett Arkansas the News Observer reports a humorous comparison as tribesmen are described with bold yells while a golf game is played, framing the scene as primitive yet equating it to golf for comic effect.
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising managers Jonn Jaruman and G T Bergman, a promotion of national advertising services, and notices for the Building and Bond projects. It notes a weekly subscription rate and public notices from the Corry post office.
Paul Harvey reflects on August 1945 and February 1983 beliefs about the atomic bomb as a shield and deliverance. He critiques Secretary McNamara's selective targeting plan to deter war with Russia and questions the administration's willingness to reveal timidity in nuclear policy.
New York AP reports that early hopes for a strong outside boost to the economy face second thoughts. Analysts warn steel wage talks and tax relief could dampen the projected recovery, while higher Social Security taxes and state reles temper gains.
Hal Boyle muses on memory in a nostalgic Americana piece, noting how much changed this century and recalling vivid past scenes from tariffs to soda fountains. He contrasts prewar and postwar life, from front lawn iron stays to prohibition era quirks and the social shifts that shaped America.
A letter promotes a space age spirit and the New Horizon Club, a non profit group inviting participation or donations to support handicapped and needy individuals. It argues happiness comes from belonging and group activity, urges inclusivity, and asks readers to invite friends to join.
Joe L. Brown general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates and his assistant Joe O Toole underwent minor surgery yesterday at Allegheny General Hospital. Both were reported in good condition and expected to be released in about a week.
The text provided is a fragmented reminiscence with no verifiable events, names, or places to form a newspaper card. It reflects memory of aging and a family chicken farm and a disliked chore involving a water pan under a storage box.
Pennsylvania War Manpower Office urges nonessential workers to remain in their jobs, risking shortages in food, clothing, and transportation. Corry Rationing Board faces threats from a licensed resident amid fuel oil rationing disputes. City officials consider candidates for parks chief as Forbes & Spaulding reports a daily sales spike for Ford vehicles. Roy Larson works temporarily in Jamestown while his wife steps in as pianist. Police investigate rumors of a black man assaulting a white woman, resulting in an arrest in the war end area.
A discussion on whether Islam allows multiple wives and how U S law treats bigamy. It states states outlaw bigamy and religious freedom does not override criminal statutes. It notes Islam permits but does not require having more than one wife.
Police and pickets clashed at the Ohio Rubber Co plant in Willoughby on Monday. No injuries or arrests were reported as 16 officers attempted to escort 900 workers through about 100 pickets. The dispute centers on job security after layoffs and union security amid a strike that began January 28.
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