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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
4
The piece portrays Barry Goldwater as stepping into a campaign to repeal federal labor special privileges. It lists claimed union immunities from antitrust and taxes, court injunctions, compulsory membership, exclusive bargaining, privacy invasions, and other protections. It suggests these positions would end his presidential hopes if pursued.
A long affectionate profile of Rocky a 65 pound German shepherd aging into six. his dignified temper contrasts with aging quirks. He guards the house, nags at bells, favors cooked scraps, naps everywhere and hides bones while learning door trivia. His canine humor and loyalty endure.
Mary Feeley offers advice on budgeting and avoiding DIY traps. Readers share worries about saving, investing, and balancing home projects with expenses. The column encourages building an emergency fund of three months’ income, then pursuing mutual funds.
London reports the largest German daytime raid since the Battle of Britain with at least eleven attacking planes shot down by British fighters. In the U S city news Wages and strikes clash Roosevelt orders work return by noon. Guadalcanal combat claims 1 032 Japanese killed in five days and a Japanese cargo vessel bombed. Local crime and weather notes include a break in at Stroup Service Station and heavy cold affecting schooling. Corry plans an Honor Roll for city service members and community fund efforts proceed.
A collage of light anecdotes from Hal Boyle covering trends in height and food among Anne Hédic women, stray cat data, medical prescription totals, amateur musicians, dog bite statistics, and tongue-in-cheek notes on culture and language. Includes jokes about uniforms and a Turkey scribes tradition.
About 250 employees of Local 116 United Rubber Workers struck the Castle Rubber Co. plant in East Butler after rejecting a contract offer 152-49. The old agreement expired Friday. Castle Rubber, a unit of A. M. Byers Co., makes rubber auto parts.
A two part AP guided look explains how the federal budget affects workers taxes profits pensions and living costs. It details the formal and cash budgets including a projected 10.3 billion deficit for the coming year and the inflation or recession risks depending on financing methods.
The answer explains that the death certificate for a person who died in another state can be obtained by applying to the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the Department of Health in the state where the death occurred. The office is usually in the state capitol and a nominal fee is charged.
In Lawrenceville two people, Mary Parolski and Patrick Kirby both around 55, were found dead yesterday in an apartment house hallway. Coroner lists deaths as inflammation of the stomach and exposure.
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