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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
4
A newspaper note laments high union dues and recalls that members may reclaim funds not used for collective bargaining. It cites AFL-CIO leader George Meany admitting about 23 percent of income directed to foreign aid and subsidy of foreign unions since the Nazi era.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal jokes about Adam and Eve in a playful exchange on who could have married and who could have been talked into marriage by Eve, reflecting lighthearted social humor in a dated newspaper voice.
The June 19 1943 London dispatch reports Allied forces including land based bombers escort carrier planes and warships credited with repelling a major submarine offensive against convoys in a five day clash. Other local items note a fatal hay wagon accident in Freehold Township and police warning on fireworks.
Forty years ago the US Chief of Police Danile served notice on all motorists that arrests will be made upon failure to observe the state law relative to driving rules and enforcement in the city.
The Corry Evening Journal page details local notices and ads including building names and business references such as Pillsbur and Weightman Building. Associated Press rights note and postage rates appear, with systemwide attributions to MAR dispatch and Cary, Pa office.
Reporter Jim Bishop details the papal conclave of 62 cardinals in the Vatican Palace. Sealed wings, strict silence, and ritual improvisation frame the election as old power weighs reform and tradition. The piece notes Angelo Roncalli’s recent papacy and ecumenical council shifts shaping the vote. It ends with a brief obit: actor and playwright Vane Sutton-Vane, 74, dies in Hastings.
The article discusses Kennedy's stance on birth control highlighted at the World Food Congress, U.S. intervention in Vietnam urged by Cardinal Spellman, and Catholic leadership's pressure on Buddhists. It notes Illinois officials like Otto Kerner and Arnold Maremont facing Catholic opposition over distributing birth control information while addressing urban racial tensions and crime.
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