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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
4
The cartoon links De Gaulle and Mao as two forces fracturing Western unity. The piece argues Khrushchev’s tactics differ, but De Gaulle’s moves against Britain’s Common Market push and NATO threaten alliance cohesion. It urges Kennedy to act decisively, rejecting pussyfooting and embracing strong action to repair the breach.
The piece notes Corry’s past support for the Cancer Crusade and calls for renewed donations in April. It cites the Institute of Life Insurance data showing life insurers paid 3700,000,000 to families of cancer deaths in the past year and argues cancer death tolls rise faster than heart disease. It foresees ongoing research efforts and a future victory paid for by compassionate public donations.
It comes on fast and concerns a man whose poor judgment of distance is noted. The piece from The Pulnait County Graphic of Gréenedirle, tnd, comments on speed and perception in a brief local note.
Fragments show a chaotic trade page with names like James Cro Eines Altan and Foreman GT Horgiany, plus references to advertising and Chamber of Commerce buildings. The text includes scattered place names such as New York and Philadelphia, with unclear dates and events.
A personal letter from Paul Harvey urging his son to uphold integrity, work, and tolerance. He warns against temptations like alcohol and deceit, stresses persistence after failures, and values enthusiasm and pleasantness in work and life.
Hal Boyle comments on executives preferring optimistic colleagues over fault finders and notes how office cheerleaders advance. He humorously contrasts London cabbies’ city knowledge with New York drivers, observes penny collecting’s decline, and quips on marriages, gambling, and losing politicians.
The article profiles Robert Graves at his Mallorca home near Deya and his Oxford professorship, noting plans to lecture at MIT on links between humane and scientific studies. It highlights his novels Claudius and Claudius the God, his diverse work, and interests from witchcraft to Greek mythology.
Graves critiques twentieth century progress, noting Mallorca’s Deya as a refuge of classical culture. The old town clings to cliffs with olive and vine terraces, while modern German luxury intrudes. Peasant imagery survives pre Greek and pre Roman fertility motifs, hinting at religion enduring through mechanization.
A quick witted teller avoided a robbery at Amalgamated Bank when a man handed a note demanding money. She told him the bank had none and he left empty handed, details suggest a staged attempt rather than a successful theft.
Readers react to a United Cerebral Palsy of Erie County drive in Corry. Major gifts totaled 5 884.31 with goals unmet due to cold weather and unemployment. Volunteers canvassed door to door, with late-day efforts and home pickups offered. Gilbert Love notes local funds may support Corry up to 70 percent. Mrs. Ralph Eastman thanks Journal, captains, and canvass team including Mrs. Donald Cady.
Question and answer about malpractice suit across state lines. A physician’s relocation does not bar a suit, which may be filed in the state where he resides. The plaintiff would need local legal representation in that state to pursue the negligence claim.
A new bipartisan bill in Harrisburg would suspend Pennsylvania s highway safety system, limiting administrative discretion and allowing restricted licenses for livelihood driving. It proposes a uniform suspension scale from warning to one year for seventh offenses and shifts licensing to a governor accountable commissioner.
Crawford County February grand jury returned true bills in several cases. Lydia Mosher and Sylvia Seaman of Titusville were indicted for malicious use of the telephone. Charles Wilburn of Cochranton admitted corrupting the morals of a minor. Richard Schlosser of Union City faced license suspension violations. LeRoy Charles Clark of Guys Mills was charged with larceny. Robert Mascaro of Guys Mills pled guilty to drunken driving. Ronald Shorts of Cooperstown faced one count of corrupting morals of a minor. another count was not sustained.
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