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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
4
The piece urges individuals to rely less on social programs and unions and to take initiative in their careers. It argues success comes from personal effort, willingness to tackle menial tasks, and trading effort for fair pay, criticizing crutch-like support and urging self-reliance for a rewarding outcome.
A fragment from The Brooks Bulletin discusses education politics, arguing that improving schooling today requires behind the scenes influence across media and public channels. The note hints at the role of media and political power shaping youth education.
A survey notes drivers arrested for speeding reflect marital tensions, while psychology links anger to bowling as a harmless outlet. It recalls John F. Kennedy Jr joining a letter to a French commander, and cites auto heat effects and a 1783 Paris balloon flight. It also mentions global Christian demographics.
Hal Boyle notes savings on college choice in the South or Midwest versus Ivy League schools in the North east. An art insurance syndicate forms for World’s Fair works, while spider webs give way to etched glass cross hairs. A public welfare adviser resignation leads to psychiatry professorship.
The piece surveys Justice Douglas and Justice Black dynamics over the Colorado River case and Douglas’s looming retirement, with notes on possible replacements including Senator John Stennis. It also reports Latin American political shifts, Peru's 196x election climate, and U.S. influence on military regimes, plus Mikoyan recovery news from Moscow.
A compact meditation on permanence and change contrasts oral tradition with printed text, noting how spoken language shifts while printed words endure, shaping memory and culture across time. It reflects on the reliability and reach of written records versus spoken storytelling.
Atlantic City reports on looming costs and international progress in aviation. The Concorde is cited as a 1,500 mile per hour project with heavy funding, while American engineers unveil a rapid development plan. The FAA expands safety systems with mock flights, radar traffic, new arresting gear, and the Harp tracking system to guide tracks for fast and slow aircraft, including printed plane identifiers and landing sequences.
A fragmented report recounts ongoing bombing of Pantelleria Island, IBM ships with vast air data memory, slush runway tests hindering takeoffs, New Zealand deployment of U S troops for combat, Axis fears of invasion through Spain, and laminar flow wing advances in Virginia. The piece blends experimental aviation details with wartime strategic mood.
The American Relief Administration, including Corry resident Charles Hall, will be withdrawn before August first as Col Haskell, in charge, notified the Russian government. Corry Choral Society, directed by Prof R C Barth, plans a concert in Erie on June 21. William Jaggs of Columbus injured at Radiator plant while watching his father at work. a casting struck his foot, costing the tip of a toe and three other toes. Corry High marked its 50th graduation, with 47 of the Class of 1923 completing their local school careers.
A question on marital property rights under Pennsylvania law explains ownership of items during marriage. Separate property like pre marital or wife purchased items stay with the owner, while jointly held items belong to both spouses and removal can trigger action. The note also records a local obituary for Augusta Anderson and a personnel move at Woolworth.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and management including Publisher George R. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck Advertising Manager John McLaughlin and others The paper notes Associated Press rights exclusive to local news and AP dispatches Subscriptions shown at 13.00 per year or 11.00 in advance for mail and 0.50 per copy or 0.50 per week for carrier service Display advertising deadline appears corrupted and unreadable.
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