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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
4
An editorial laments adults reading less and urges families to pick up a good book at the Corry Public Library. It argues joyful reading beats passive TV viewing and invites readers to start with page one at home. Adults miss critical engagement, while youngsters mirror adult habits. The piece encourages taking a reading lesson via library pick up and turning off the television to explore printed material.
The White House cancels its subscription to The New York Herald Tribune over disliked coverage. Edward M. Gibbert faces nearly 2 million in losses amid a Brazil trip tale and promises yet to repay. Caroline Gould releases a coloring book featuring a Kennedy rocker sketch. Englishmen ride a Pontoon boat with a bicycle paddle across the Channel from England to France.
Tiltnosed Yalemen object to President planter honorary works. Lake MGseen ak Kan TNRY 8 Harvard graduate not fully qualified Nixon thought this about the presidency too but it made no difference.
A report from June 20 indicates President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill shared relief at coordinating counterblows to the Axis offensives in Europe Asia and Africa. The article references wartime planning for civilian defense drills and related municipal measures amidst ongoing global conflict, with mentions of vigilance at state armories and wardens.
A fragmented report notes a 40 year ago city scene with municipal roles, a marriage notice for Clifford Redourdet and Mary Mason in Cleveland, and local leadership mentions including Captain Boss Olmstead and a Methodist event. Families receive word of unions and civic activity from East Washington Street and North Dakota, with local residents reflecting on daughters away from home.
Reporter Jim Bishop chronicles the Bishops as they juggle golf boating horse racing boxing and fishing with playful self mockery. The piece blends family life with sport obsessions including a Grand Bahama trip and humorous yardtray about fitness diets and daily routines.
U S Army Corps of Engineers flood plan for Chautauqua Lake carries a 7.4 million dollar price tag. The House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee reviewed pre construction and land acquisition costs totaling 239 million for planning, with 244 million requested for 1968 dam projects including Kinzua Dam relocation. Local shares and state involvement loom as changes face opposition and completion eyed for November.
James Marlow reports that the GOP aims to convert the conservative South, contesting more House seats as states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas shift. The article notes several governors drawn into Republican fields, party splits in Dixie, and figures such as A Edward Smith and Floyd Spence shaping the push amid evolving regional politics.
A July crash near Allison Park left one driver dead and two others injured. The deceased is Tio wither pe Sots, 42, of Allison Park, who died after the collision with another vehicle. Howard Kopellc, 18, and Raymond Gerst, 19, from Pittsburgh, were the other drivers reported injured.
George Sokolsky discusses shifts in the medical profession from the traditional goateed physician to modern categories. He outlines salaried public health doctors, industrial physicians, teaching and research physicians, and specialists, noting the value and risks of each, and the enduring importance of the general practitioner. He argues for broader dispersal of physicians and cautions against overreliance on specialists.
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