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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues Meredith will likely leave Ole Miss, claiming federal rulings cannot erase ingrained bigotry or guarantee peaceful integration. It asserts that Southern circumvention and staged progress hinder real change, calling bigotry the last major obstacle and noting the Meredith case fuels anti American propaganda while laws cannot cleanse attitudes.
Franklin Louisiana Bannér-Tribune quotes a remark on writing that endures, noting a tongue in cheek line about morleaze as a craft that grants lasting memory in prose. The piece offers a wry tone on literary permanence and authorial fame.
Jill Cramer of Tynsville was appointed to teach in the junior tech school remedial and developmental reading program at Upton City Area Schools. She is a January graduate of Bilnborm State College with a BS in elementary education. Other hires include Evelyn Aled of Union City to teach junior and senior plan.
Corry educator Miss Donte Micke will teach first grade at Union City Elementary School, focusing on foundational reading and math skills. The program aims to build strong student engagement and early literacy in the district.
The President's budget estimate hinges on tax-cut decisions and economic direction. Treasury deficits are seen rising, with cash shortfalls around $10 billion and debt approaching $316 billion by mid-1964. Markets expect defense and space spending, plus possible tax cuts, shaping a split among businessmen and lawmakers.
A young man weighs two lovers both with 37 23 38 measurements and zero money. Five married philosophers advise, voting four to one for the homely girl. They argue beauty is vanity, expense shifts to the homely partner, and a good laugh and personality beat looks for a lasting marriage.
In a roundtable quip, four men debate beauty versus marriage. One argues married beauty fades, another notes a homely wife grows lovelier with time, while a fifth man counters, claiming his wife is the world’s most beautiful. The exchange ends with a quick joke about a three month marriage.
Ann Carter of KTYM Los Angeles sues Kansas City Athletes pitcher Norman Bass and Minnesota Vikings halfback Robert Reed for 35000 in assault and battery. Carter alleges she was roughed up at a party causing bruises and injuries.
A train struck an automobile in Memphis carrying it 60 yards before the female driver, Mrs Ronald S¢o bey aged 20, leaped to safety. She sustained a split lip and recalled being shaken and biting her lip after the wreck.
Paul Harvey laments American gun manufacturers shifting production abroad to Belgium, Spain, Italy, England, and Japan. He warns that punitive taxes and bureaucracy erode the workforce, risking a fragile freedom and a weakening economy as more industry leaves the United States.
Thomas Luppe, a 6 foot 5 freshman center at the University of Dayton, collapsed on the basketball floor after signaling for nine timeouts with 148 minutes left in a Wright Patterson Air Force Base game. He died of natural causes due to an enlarged heart linked to rheumatic fever. Autopsy cited prior heart surgery in 1954 and noted his athletic career in high school and early Dayton days.
Public notices and publishing details for The Corry Evening Journal list advertising agents, desk contacts, and subscription rates. The garbled text references offices in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and a post office, with carrier and weekly rates, plus deadlines and republication rights.
James Marlow surveys Cold War history from 1946 to 1961, citing Churchill at Fulton, Eisenhower, Kennedy and McNamara on missile gaps and nuclear superiority. He notes Roswell Gilpatric’s estimate of tens of thousands of delivery vehicles and 40 000 warheads, signaling deep US dominance and strategic warnings.
A Pennsylvania public utility law grants the Public Utility Commission power to regulate advances on payments. It requires deposits by domestic consumers for future rate payments to be returned with interest after 12 consecutive months of undisputed bill payments.
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