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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues Goldwater lacks labor votes and universal appeal. It suggests Republicans need a candidate with Kennedy like appeal and dash, noting Rockefeller and Goldwater fall short. It highlights the Kennedy triumvirate and cautions the GOP to consider broader appeal beyond Goldwater.
The idea of purifying sewage for reuse faces slow acceptance despite energy and cost advantages. Prof. Rolf Eliassen cites sewage as 99.9 percent water versus 96.5 percent in sea water, urging reuse to reduce pumping and transmission. Public Health Service officials note future demand will force repeated use, as in industry and urban mains.
Union City Area School Board approves an adult recreation program for men and women over 41 at the high school with a minimum enrollment of 85. Cost is 50 cents per person per session. James Swanson to supervise the men's program Evelyn Allen to oversee the women's program. Also offered use of facilities and staff for county civil defense welfare work. A district Parent Teacher Association conference set for April 27. News conference by Gov. Scranton canceled due to travel.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference political figures and party names with unclear places and dates. The text mentions a press association and a local Jewish community, hinting at commentary on national politics and media representation.
Jim Bishop reports at the National Press Club that invective rises against the Executive Branch as reporters accuse Defense Secretary McNamara and press chief Arthur Sylvester of endorsing propaganda. The piece notes growing bitterness between the Kennedy administration and the press if attitudes do not change.
Funeral services for Richard H. J. Akam were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. George Gainer officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Merle Akam and Richard D. Akam with relatives arriving from Wesleyville and Erie.
The piece discusses how administrations leak to favored reporters while denying or shaping truth. It notes Ike misrepresentations, Kennedy era tensions, and the press’s push for honesty. It calls for a bipartisan code with Pierre Salinger to prevent biased leaks and restore mutual respect.
Soviet columns push 30 miles toward the Sea of Azov threatening to outpace the Stalingrad rout. Axis soldiers may be trapped behind a 70 mile corridor as prohibition officers report in the region.
A man’s property valued at 50000, wife’s share depends on ownership. Joint tenants by the entireties passes wholly to the wife on his death. Separate property owned in the husband’s name grants the wife the first ten thousand dollars plus half of the remainder. If no issue and no close relatives, the wife takes the entire estate.
More than 200 couples attended a barn dance at the State Armory hosted by the Corry Caunell Knights of Columbus with Messinger's Orchestra providing music. School officials are arranging a teachers institute series to be held at the high school next week. J L Spelsman returned home from Williamsport after attending a shoe dealers convention. City police await federal marshals to proceed against dry law offenders after raids.
Elliott Bartlett 19 returned from St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota by bike. He rode about 330 miles in four days under his own power reaching Rockford Illinois on vacation.
The piece surveys labor and socialist parties in Britain Germany France Austria and Scandinavia and notes rising nationalization trends in Italy. It cites concerns that state control can depress efficiency and threaten economic liberty while governments expand ownership through banks and expropriation discussions.
Hollidaysburg attorney began a 54 mile trek from Hollidaysburg toward Huntingdon with a car escort but stopped after 19 miles in Water Street Water Street community due to slippery Route 22 endangering traffic.
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