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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
4
The Journal notes minimal labor trouble in Corry and highlights positive union roles in community welfare. It praises participation in Red Cross, surplus food distribution, a Community Service Committee, and civic groups like City Planning, YMCA, and CHEBR, contrasting with negative labor bosses.
A Danville Virginia couple clash over morning noises as the husband repairs breakfast noise prompts complaint. The brief scene reflects domestic tensions during quiet home routines.
The article reports McDowell winning admission to a university after a court fight. U S District Judge Sidney Mize issued an injunction preventing the state board and officials from interfering. Governor George C Wallace vowed to resist integration despite a federal court order, appealing for law and order as tensions rise across the South. Separate cities in the Carolinas move to ease racial barriers and Los Angeles sees integrationist threats of demonstrations if progress stalls. The piece also notes a $500 check from the Tulity Club Inc of New York connected to a second admitted Black student.
Former Bolivian ambassador Victor Andrade, now back in La Paz, tells reporters he is a friend of the United States and plans to avoid anti US rhetoric. He cites Bolivian support from the US and urges Bolivians to stop attacking the country that aids them, asserting a bond with Washington and a peasant audience.
Paul Harvey reports on a pamphlet attacking democracy with quotes from Senator Fulbright and Senator Clark arguing to strengthen the executive branch. The piece contrasts corporate ad spending by Proctor and Gamble and detergent ingredients with calls for reform, noting West Germany’s detergent ban and naming involved Democratic sponsors.
The text argues most Americans and Congress favored action against Castro well before the 1960 Bay of Pigs. It claims a cleansing Cuba approach would have been better than the failed invasion, reflecting a populist call to decisive U.S. policy.
The piece notes escalating personal debt across April and May with over 63.3 billion in consumer credit and 20.1 billion in auto loans, while mortgage credit grows as housing starts rise. It discusses government deficits, debt ceilings, and the broader economy, linking debt expansion to improving conditions and continued credit reliance. Also: Chinese groups in Tokyo express support for American civil rights efforts.
In Austinburg Ohio retired attorney Phillip Rizzo 77 killed his wife May about 70 by shooting her as she sat knitting in their cottage then shot himself. Neighbor Frank Naughton found them and deputies say both were probably longtime attorneys. The killing happened around 3 45 p m and the man died in the same living room from a self inflicted gunshot through the mouth.
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