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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
4
Lawmakers clash over IRS enforcement costs and payroll growth as Gary warns of diminishing returns. The discussion cites 41 billion in individual taxes and 3 billion from enforcement, with critics urging restraint and accountability amid calls for a larger operating budget.
The piece cites James P. Byrnes as a key critic of recent UN actions. It notes his Roosevelt era role in conceiving the UN, his Truman appointments as Secretary of State and later Supreme Court Justice, and his insistence on upholding state sovereignty against international interference. The article discusses support for NATO and other allied bodies to preserve independence.
Sime 16 1912 Washington reports another heavy Japanese aerial assault across multiple Pacific fronts as U S forces strike back. Corry led a flag day parade in city park with old glory observance and a Buy Bonds display by Follett boys. Aero Department team won 13 to 6 at Loveland Field. An officer addressed war veterans Raymond Evans of Ene. A complaint filed over a night light theft on East Main Street.
Ripley resident Carl Bownin moved into Prank Hullett’s house. Loren Opperman and Clifford Aikens family hosted a Sunday dinner for Clifford Aikens Sr’s birthday celebration. Gail Alcorn won a small prize and several local residents visited friends in the Cutting area during a busy week of gatherings and church events.
Forty years ago on June 1 1922 Piney Lake road saw a serious automobile collision near a small embankment. The wreck involved Denes and Laringi of Buter Koust fame amid a string of local names and events, with court actions and names of participants noted in today’s recapitulation.
George Sokolsky argues President Kennedy should pursue a drastic deficit financed program to cut government spending and foreign aid, cut taxes for corporations and individuals, and aggressively pursue hidden wealth abroad. He urges a strong anti Soviet stance and a robust Buy American policy to restore confidence. He critiques Yale speech context and warns against political missteps that could erode public trust.
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A fragmented review of social ills tied to alcohol and systemic issues. The piece references Toynbee and Kepublic figures, noting rising vodka prices, state actions, and public policy debates. It highlights alcoholism as a societal danger and hints at political responses and public health concerns.
In Corry and nearby areas, reports highlight school building plans easing transport for first graders, a merger campaign cost dispute, and a 1967 high school class reunion. University graduations include Princeton and Carnegie Tech ties. local students and Greek life links noted. Local officials discuss fire protection funding and a hospital x ray technician changeover as community events and a museum antique show loom.
Mohawk Airlines announced plans to establish jet service by 1965, targeting longer high-density routes. Officials are considering two European jet types, the S A D Caravelle and the British BAC 1 11, with a decision pending an summer announcement on which plane is more practical for Mohawk’s needs.
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and office details including prices by mail and carrier, deadlines for display ads, and staff credits. The text provides publishment and address information for the paper and mentions Associated Press rights and class mailing status.
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