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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
4
An editorial weighs diverting military funds to social programs and ponders a joint moon effort with the Soviet Union. It notes a $20 billion moon plan could fund schools and housing, questions the value of space arms races, and suggests collaboration with the USSR as a possible path. It ends with proposing a joint lunar project to monitor Soviet space activity.
Corry resident Joseph Je Desmond, misstanding citizen and businessman, died last evening at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie after a surgical operation. Local Board No. 8 induction notices cite several Corryites including Jaime J. McEvoy and Patrick H. Feeney among those called this week. The community also reports local events from junior high to high school commencements and Civil Defense leadership changes.
George Sokolsky argues war pervades all nations from Vietnam to Berlin and Laos, while leaders push costly arms and budgets. He contends UN weakness, European dependence on the United States, and the oil war budget obscure the reality of persistent global conflict and the futility of summit talks.
The piece reviews a new book by Robert J. Gatuhat on Cardinal Spellman, praising his mercy and stature while noting editorial insights. It sketches encounters with clergy across faiths, from Bishop Pike to Rabbi and Hindu figures, illustrating the varied perceptions of greatness in religious leaders.
AP Business News analyzes how automation, population growth, and a rising youth cohort shape a coming decade. Economists warn of skill mismatches as entrants flood the labor market, while unions push for a shorter workweek and policymakers debate inflation and production.
South Worth and Dave Guss of State College Pennsylvania won the tandem can race from Wysox to Wyalusing with Wanda named in the event details. Susanchan ya River was noted as the course landmark in the suburban Wysox area.
Norman Walker surveys how a universal shift to a 35 hour work week could raise labor costs if pay stays $100 weekly, forcing price increases or automation. He notes Kennedy’s caution, AFL CIO leaders’ hesitance, and the mixed potential for job creation, training limits, and industry variation across the economy.
In Monte Carlo Bruce MacLaren edged Phil Hill by a razor thin margin in the 100 lap Grand Prix, Hill finishing second less than two seconds behind. Hill, the defending world driving champion from Santa Monica, says minor Ferrari tweaks could help reclaim the title this season.
Columbus report states Dr Jo sgebh Berger Thomas former chief neurosurgery at Britain's Royal Academy of Medicine was found dead Saturday in his car from carbon monoxide poisoning. Police said it appears to be self-inflicted.
A damaged OCR fragment lists a Crested groom and a Crested bride at a Presbyterian setting with a reception. Names such as Miss Catherine and Miss NelI appear among scattered fragments including JoBlen Vicker and Merle Qubof from Cortland, with garbled text about banquets and arrangements.
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