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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
4
An editorial argues the United States lags the Soviet Union in space due to democratic limits. It cites Wehner Von Braun, contrasts resource use for consumer goods versus military aims, and notes democracy’s constraints on prioritizing space over everyday welfare.
A timeless bon mot from The Clinton Courier-News notes a good banquet speaker always has something to say while a poor one must fill the silence. The quip reflects on speaking style and preparation in public gatherings.
Hal Boyle muses on curiosity as human wealth surpassing gold, noting progress hinges on it and boredom can harm. He jokes about marriage signals a groom, critics, and advice, then riffs on TV, insomnia, chores, and aging through light, satirical vignettes.
ERIE The trial of Harry P F Werling and Frances C Werling of Titusville on income tax evasion totaling 24067 was expected to begin today in U S District Court in Erie Utility selection to start court officials hoped to draw a jury yesterday but Kingland condemnation cases delayed it Werlings are accused of tax evasion from 1986 through 1959 defense lawyer is Hubert J Thitelbaum former U S attorney at Pillsburgh
Paul Harvey comments on racial slurs and prejudice across communities from New York to Chicago and beyond. He argues that bigotry stems from fear of the dissimilar and that all groups insult one another with derogatory names, not confined to any one region or faith. The piece urges reflection on shared humanity rather than national stereotypes.
Washington hosts the World Food Congress with delegates from many nations. Madame Adolfo Lopez Mateos and Princess Souvanna Phoumi attend, sharing views on food production, women's roles, and development. Critics target political opportunism and policy waste while noting U.S. hospitality and cultural exchange amid ongoing global discussions.
Advertisements show rates and delivery terms for Corry Pa wartime style notices. Mentions publishers Hottinelle Kimball Engel Lit ton Avenue New York and Chicago Mortgage and Bond Building plus Philadelphia Weightman Building. Indicates Associated Press rights and mail matter classifications with yearly and weekly rates and advertising deadlines.
WIDE AREAS from Naples to Greece were hit by Allied air and naval assaults as invasion prep for southern Europe continued. In Washington, the House Appropriations Committee advanced a record War Department supply bill to equip and maintain 7.5 million troops, marking the era’s largest appropriation. Local notes report examinations for July draft, a campus softball upset, and town deaths and graduations including Dr Price and Ethel Whittlesey.
The Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp heads met to award Past three months prize winners with Valentine Kestler taking 25 dollars. Summer school opens Monday with H G Wolfe guiding High School classes aided by Venetta Crowell Bertha Wood and Maribelle Tyndall. In Twilight League Independents beat Fordson Tractors 1 0 in a game with 12 errors. A chimney fire caused damage at an unidentified location.
Members of the Women's Society of World Service attended a missionary meeting at Findley Lake BUG camp last week. Harvey Martin, formerly at Corry Memorial Hospital, has returned home. Bear Lake residents joined the Gala Day Busti pony pull and the 6 fashioned parade. Mr and Mrs Alec Perkins and Mrs Mary Barry of Youngstown Ohio are visiting at Mrs Barry's Bear Lake home. Mr and Mrs Arthur McGraw of Warren were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Newhouse Sr. and family. Mrs Charles Peterson of Jamestown visited Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Max Manwaring.
State police from Greensburg conducted raids on 14 establishments in East Pittsburgh and Turtle Creek arresting operators for setting in and maintaining gambling devices. Officers seized 31 upright coin operated pinball machines and confiscated gambling slips in the process.
A codicil amends or revokes a will by a testamentary act. It must meet the same statutory requirements as a will. Consult an attorney to properly execute and tailor any changes to avoid risky outcomes and ensure legal validity.
A notice requests readers send brief legible communications including the author's signature and address, though names may be withheld on request. Messages may be condensed and the publication assumes no responsibility for the statements contained.
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