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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
4
An editorial contrasts small town life with San Francisco during 1961 holidays noting a high crime wave in the city including rioting murders and robberies. It argues for preserving a safe community atmosphere and cautions critics against adopting big city attractions.
New disclosures in the White Book by Secretary Hull outline near miss scenarios as Japan plotted to seize the Pacific reach, while surrounding local incidents include hospitalizations from fumes and a thigh fracture from a factory accident, plus personnel moves and social events noted in Corry.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled local page with stray names, addresses, and partial headlines. It references individuals and places but lacks coherent event details, offering only glimpses of notices and ads from a daily paper.
A tall bald bank teller Clement, nicknamed thrifty, lives a solitary life on the East Side. He believes two cannot live as cheaply as one and rejects social advances from co workers. Bank examiners later probe his cage and cash, finding no balance issues and no sign of romance.
Britain lowers its official bank lending rate from 7 percent to 4 percent to spur growth as the U K contends with slow economy and job creation. The move aims to make money cheaper for banks to lend to industry and consumers while the U S economy remains relatively cheaper for funds.
Salvador Dali and Gala arrive in New York for a book launch and lecture tour. He defends his status as a genius while noting audience appetite for mystery and his interest in psychoanalysis, relativity, and nuclear physics.
Hal Boyle surveys a shift from materialism to a renaissance of religion, noting science and art intertwined. He recalls Dali's exhibitionism and explains his lectures in a diving suit as a dramatic aid to self exploration and mystic themes.
A detective, suspecting Johnny, confronts statements about Axelsen and a ransom. Two days later a fat envelope arrives with a confession note blaming Clement and exposing a bank deposit. The exchange hints at guilt and motive as tensions rise.
Paul Harvey discusses political caution about writing books before office. He cites Adlai Stevenson, Bay of Pigs, Cuba missile crisis, and Wall Street Journal defense, arguing Stevenson faced backlash for bad advice twice and that dissenters pay a price.
New York reports attendance up 181 percent at midseason. The rise is linked to stronger crowds in cities like Los Angeles and Syracuse amid a season with notable regional fan engagement.
The IRS imposes strict documentation for business travel and entertainment from January first, detailing diary records, receipts, and per diem limits. Employees reimbursed by their company are exempt from some record-keeping, while a 25 dollar per diem limit applies to travel expenses excluding transport.
Local residents share holiday gatherings across towns in the Bear Lake area. Harry Bauer returned home to Titusville after three days with children and families, while Ken Jaquith Lucinda Barbara Manwaring and others hosted guests from Columbus Foxburg Buffalo Cincinnati Jasper and Florida for festive visits.
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