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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
4
A University of Buffalo roundtable features Dr. Silverman a psychiatrist and a student and sociologist discuss why teens like the Beatles. They argue youths use popular music as a defense against adults and rebel against adult disapproval. The piece reflects adult ambivalence toward the Beatles.
A quote venerates the reporters in the gallery as a fourth estate surpassing Parliament’s three. Burke’s idea is invoked to highlight press influence and public accountability in governance.
United States heavy bombers and fighters led a major allied air attack on the Boulogne Calais area causing extensive damage to military installations. Tokyo warned of a looming offensive against China. Local notes include a high school graduation sermon and several serious injuries in a Corry area baseball game.
Timely discovery by PRROF flear Harry Mooney saved two men from probable death under a morning passenger train in the Corry yards. The pair lay drunk on the rails at West Wayne street crossing on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division. CE Weeks Sr. drove the Maxwell car, accompanied by Wallace, when the incident occurred.
Mrs Hal B Cook 46 wife of Billboard publisher died Wednesday in New York from leukemia. Her husband headed the music record weekly publication.
The piece chronicles Mafia control in Sicily shaping church seating, relics, and local trades from Palermo to Villalba. It notes Don Calo, his rise to capo, and the feudal kingship eroded by mob tactics, with Lucky Luciano aiding wartime logistics and AMGOT collaboration.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George R Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Ree aew Manager John McLaughlin Pressroom Foreman G T Bergman Production Manager and National advertising rep Bottinelli Kimball Inc New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia offices. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Subscriptions 13.00 yearly by mail 11.00 in advance restricted territory Carrier 8 cents per copy 50 cents per week Display ad deadline unknown.
Senator John Williams probes the Agriculture Department loan program fueling golf courses as soil conservation. The log includes 17 recreational loans through 1963, with 13 for golf, totaling 1,106,890 dollars to clubs in multiple states and loans to individuals for course development.
Senator Bruce Alger seeks White House tours for constituents but is rebuffed as tours fill. Separately a Senate subcommittee probes eavesdropping by federal agencies while Democrats urge broader disclosure rules for lawmakers and officials. McNamara condemns Life magazine for an article accusing Air Force pilots in Vietnam.
The Altoona Bureau of Employment Security will be honored by the Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars at its Pittsburgh convention on July 15. The VFW will present a bronze plaque for outstanding service to veterans. Finalists include offices in Wellsboro Lewistown Pittsburgh Charleroi and Jim Thorpe.
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