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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1962
Page
4
Editorial argues Jamestown should adopt water fluoridation, backing the Board of Health and local doctors against anti fluoridation forces. It likens past civic progress to the hospital school and YMCA, urging City Council to act for children's dental health despite opposition.
Washington's influential senators urged adequate coast defense provisions while War Secretary Stimson warned dispersing forces for coastal raids could hinder other U S offensives. Reports also note local incidents of injuries and a basketball tournament result.
Forty years ago in 1922 J Phelps of the City Market talks about modern refrigeration equipment aimed at eliminating waste in the Jewish market. The article notes Curry Council of Columbus arranging for a dance Monday evening at the new hotel on North Center Street and references improvements at the hotel lobby.
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George Sokolsky argues Western Europe nears political and economic unity unseen since Vienna. He traces feudal fragmentation, Napoleon’s reorganization, world wars, and postwar moves toward a Common Market and possible full unity under de Gaulle and Adenauer, while Africa and Asia fragment.
Paul Harvey notes a New York electrical worker winning a five hour day and discusses AFL-CIO leaders urging shorter weeks. Walter Reuther pushes fewer hours to create jobs, while Kennedy cites productivity limits. Harvey warns that widespread cuts raise prices and unemployment remains. He contrasts these ideas with European recovery and urges long-term view. He ends with a plug for Cory Journal subscriptions.
A long reflection on the 1960 Powers spy case questions why he admitted guilt and cooperated at the Moscow trial. It notes government limits on public details and hints at brainwashing, possible Russian promises, and the broader political aim to shape world opinion while weighing what any person might have done.
When a divorce occurs after only months, gifts are usually presumed to be given to both spouses. Exceptions apply for close relatives gifts or heirlooms to one spouse. The husband bears bills for necessaries and for items he authorized. personal gifts depend on who gave the gift.
The Lawrence Park board invites Wesleyville Harborcreek and North East to discuss a potential merger aimed at reducing duplication and improving facilities and programs. A consolidation bill remains in effect, making merger mandatory if upheld by lawmakers. In another item, Antonietta DeFelice, 68, of Bryn Mawr died of a heart attack, and her husband John, 72, collapsed shortly after.
The article notes Congress plans a tax revision affecting many businesses and individuals while 16 state legislatures weigh measures to raise take, with some exceptions to cut taxes. Governments anticipate higher spending and revenue needs, amid debates over withholding costs and business tax deductions, mutual banks, cooperatives, and depreciation rules.
Titusville City Council on first reading defeated Council Bill 7a proposing a jaywalking ordinance after input from merchants. The measure would have imposed a fine up to one dollar or up to one day in jail for crossing outside a crosswalk on major business streets. Mayor Sonne supported the bill. Councilmen Stewart Windoff and Milliken dissented.
Jess Hill USC athletics director will take over as track coach after the death of Jesse P. Mortensen. Hill succeeds Dean Cromwell as USC track coach in 1M and in two years won two national championships. The article notes Hill will serve until a full replacement is found.
A Sugar Grove man, Michael V. Nodzak, 34, was stabbed in the neck during a domestic quarrel at his home and rushed to Warren General Hospital by Youngsville volunteers. Police questioned a 33 or 34 year old suspect, described as Nodzak, about the incident with the victim listed as not serious.
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