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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
4
A reader opines that official welfare figures mislead about poverty and who benefits. The piece argues tax funding already covers aid to poor families and many programs subsidize housing, meals, and Social Security, questioning the effectiveness of welfare in ending poverty.
The Arcola Record Herald notes rising costs as age advances with humor. A short column contrasts insurance style budgeting and aging, hinting at practical strains on households.
The Business Mirror notes a rush of stock splits and higher dividends as bulls push prices to near record highs. Despite cautious voices, 1963 saw 82 stock splits with 2 cent or more stock dividends and a December surge in cash payments.
Rogers, 74, longtime head of Lafayette College psychology department, passed away Saturday. The veteran educator and administrator led the program for decades, shaping research and teaching in psychology at the college.
The essay recalls a journalist’s 35 years of obedience and dare, from pajama rounds with two men to nudist colony stints, dance ticket gambles, and later interviews with presidents and popes, detailing the evolving duties and city editors’ demands.
A 16 crew C-128 cargo plane from Plattsburgh Base landed safely in a tomato field in MIAMS Florida after losing an engine nine miles from Homestead AFB. An Air Force fire chief warned a crash near a high voltage line could have caused massive destruction due to fuel and liquid oxygen aboard. No injuries were reported.
Dr. Jon Delano Tullis 85 a retired Presbyterian minister whose column Everyday Religion appeared in several newspapers died yesterday in Daytona Beach Florida.
Drew Pearson surveys attitudes toward congressional attendance as junkets and votes absent figures draw criticism. He highlights standout records including Rep. James T. Cleveland and Rep. Charles Bennett while recounting Bennett’s dramatic hospital and snowbound voting returns.
World War II era notes report Argentina severing ties with Germany, Japan allied actions sink or damage 14 Japanese ships, Allied advances on Cassino and Rome bridgehead in Italy, war plans to close camps and redeploy admin troops, local notices on real estate, rationing, and a Corry event: All-Stars defeat Sheffield Machinists 49-45.
The writer notes there is no Federal or Pennsylvania requirement for registering all criminals when they relocate within the Commonwealth. The statement suggests other states may have such laws.
University editor for Annapolis reports on upcoming State Rifle Day events. Coverage notes teams preparing, potential outcomes, and past trip details involving Md and Pa squads. Clues point to Vashir and former associates amid ongoing prep.
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