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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
4
An editorial criticizes Nikita Khrushchev's disapproval of abstract Soviet art after his Moscow visit. It recalls modernist works deemed shocking and a controversial $1,000 Chicago prize for a black canvas, arguing against suppressing the art while preferring to avoid it.
A university student researching juvenile delinquency telephoned about 12 homes around 9 p.m. asking new parents if they knew where their children were. Five calls were answered by children who said they did not know where their parents were. The Medina Daily Star notes the unusual investigative method and reactions.
Allied warships bombarded Pantel Jerig twice in an hour in what may be a prelude to a landing. If captured the island would serve as a stepping stone for invasion of either Shil dy or the Italian mainland, signaling escalation in the current campaign and marking intensified naval action.
Washington saw Senators grill witnesses tied to the Liberty Lobby as Drew Pearson notes a hearing where facilitator Dall claimed 268 allied groups backed his testimony opposing Kennedy trade policy. The account details listed sponsors, a phone caper involving Kennedy associates, and a tangent on antisemitic framing amid posturing before the Finance Committee.
A 1983 referendum among U S wheat growers yields a surprising no to federal payments, with Farm Bureau leaders like Charles Shuman urging to vote for freedom despite costs. The rebuke spans Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, and the upper Midwest, highlighting regional shifts in sentiment toward government intervention and farm policy.
Roaming column highlights a Clover Scout unit planning a chicken barbecue at the Moose Lodge with serving starting at 12:30. Rotary Club aids transport for CHEER film show A Child is Waiting at Rex Theatre June 5 and 6. Local civic notes touch safety, housing demolition, zoning talks, and community personalities.
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