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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues a Kennedy Goldwater race would intensify a political clash worth sparks. It praises a sharp, personality driven contest over two divergent philosophies and questions whether voters will favor appeasement or a pay-as-you-go, strong government approach amid rising deficits.
A Regina Commonwealth editorial caps a commentary with a sharp joke noting a man has about 12,000,000 brain cells as a humorous take on unemployment. The line reflects the paper’s light tone in addressing job concerns.
Reports say Mussolini becomes captive as Italy reels from his 21 year dictatorship and collapse poised to pull Italy from the war. In Pacific news ten bombardments target Kiska to soften the Japanese base for occupation by ground forces. Soviet troops surge on the Orel front after Stalin’s front visits. Howard W. Loveland seeks GOP city treasurer nomination as petitions circulate. Corry–Mercers 7-6 win over National Purge in 12 innings with Crissett driving winning run and taking pitching win.
A humorous examination of golf as a social trap and therapy. It critiques players and wives, cites Brooks and Jenkins, and mocks golf psychology from the perspective of a veteran golfer. The piece blends anecdotes about marital tension and the sport’s quirks into a satirical portrait.
President Kennedy and Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen propose referring the railroad strike dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission to prevent a walkout during settlement talks. Opponents like Barry Goldwater push for a stronger injunction option while Moyers argues for broader remedies.
The law in Pennsylvania prohibits operating any business under a fictitious name without prior sworn filing in the Secretary of the Commonwealth and county Prothonotary offices. It applies to individuals and partnerships, not corporations, and requires disclosure of owners, the business name, and the principal place of business.
Dior unveils a provocative low cut bodice line with hemlines near the kneecap and sheer necklines. Designers Mohan and Heim push waistlines down in fall and winter lines while observers caution this may not alter fashion history but hints at future hemline changes.
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors denied Walter O Malley a 3 694 850 reduction of the Dodger Stadium assessment. The set value of 8 277 300 would raise taxes by about 250 000 to more than 730 000 for the current year.
The Pentagon says current draftees are brighter than World War I and Korea inductees. Mental standards were raised last May 1 and peacetime selectivity has grown, with about 300000 deferments for college. Army quotas show 4000 monthly early year, rising to 12000 in August and September.
A Titusville fire left eight people homeless when it destroyed a West Central avenue home. Mr and Mrs William Lamme and their six children spent the night with relatives. Firefighters found no occupants inside and rescued the family's dog from upstairs. The cause was undetermined as firefighters battled flames early evening.
Miss Alice Gray of Merion and Mrs Phyllis Semple of Allegheny vie today for the Pennsylvania title in a 36 hole match. Gray, 1961 champion, beat Mrs J Albert Hayes 4 and 3, while Semple defeated Diana Hoke 4 and 3 in yesterday's semifinals.
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