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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
4
The column argues against Kennedy’s claim that the federal budget has no fat and that defense space agriculture and veterans programs cannot be cut. It questions lawmakers and voters for enabling pork barrel spending and calls for domestic restraint and accountability.
Curator emeritus Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natural History died yesterday at age 89 after a stroke. He was renowned as the "father of the dinosaurs" for his 66 years with the museum, shaping fossil reptiles and public understanding.
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San Diego reporter Jim Bishop recalls visiting a war graveyard of sunk ships. He speaks with a young Marine who left an orphaned background to enlist in the Marines finding pride and purpose. The scene shifts from rusting ships to reflections on Korea and the costs of war.
A mixed New York AP outlook notes cautious business optimism for the next four to five months despite bad weather and labor tensions. It highlights steel and auto sectors, with Iron Age urging 500000 tons extra steel inventories by March 31 and autos staying near January records as warmer weather approaches. The piece also references De Gaulle's European fracas and a stock market rebound from late 1961 to mid-1962.
Morris Hargrove, 31, of Braddock suburb, was given life imprisonment for the July 16 slaying of Cleopatra Glass, 28, of Pittsburgh. He pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the shooting.
A World War II era digest reports diplomats in Washington debating Axis peace terms and war costs while Moscow and London relay troop movements and wartime shifts. Corry notes a Manpower Commission reclassification, local high school basketball, Flint Structural Steel new hire, a fatal gasoline tank incident, regional illnesses, and Dodge Brothers agency changes.
40 Years Ago February 6 1923 Cufford F Bills prominent manufacturer was named city commissioner to succeed the late George M Ream at last night's regular meeting of council Bills will head the department of public safety R W Heerlein son of Mr and Mrs Robert Heerlein of this city has been named vice president and general manager of the
State Senator John J. Haluska said a Pennsylvania State Police officer stopped him on Route 22 near ville for speeding but issued only a rebuke. Haluska claimed he was going 62 in a 60 zone and argued the five mile tolerance allowed by law, and the officer relented.
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