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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
4
Hoover cites rising juvenile delinquency while Msgr. Werner offers core needs for youth: shelter food medical care education religious guidance love and understanding. Real harm comes when needs go unmet and youths lack sacrifice discipline and sensitivity for others.
A short reflective note from The Langford Bugle pondering how society overlooks the concept of Above and Below while preoccupied with Left and Right. The piece suggests a broader perspective on orientation and balance.
RAF bombers completed a long range mission from the UK to Friedrichshafen then to La Spezia and back to England, with no Lancasters lost, marking a notable feat. Japanese forces warned as Bohais drop on Macassar and Dutch Celebes amid pacific alarums. In the city, Red Cross blood donations reach a new two day total of 37 units. Local notices include theater manager changes and a hotel sale. A baby girl named Jean was born to Mr and Mrs Hannethronks.
President Kennedy’s trip to Frankfurt to meet Ludwig Erhard signals potential German political shifts. Adenauer’s exit alters Berlin’s stance, Berlin’s mayor Brandt advocates a protected independent city, and two Germanys remain the basic framework for unification talks amid U S Russia Europe concerns.
Paul Harvey describes Uncle Sam facing an ulcer rather than cancer, urging calm. He argues internal irritation explains political strain, not imminent demise, and predicts future behavior changes and diet restrictions for the nation. The piece exhorts resilience, noting anguish is not forever.
The passage argues fear fuels recovery delays from a social sickness, noting repeated treatment of similar ills in other nations and the US. It warns of internal strife, recalls the 1916 I W W rally cry and street violence, then asserts the Republic’s strength and that the upheaval will pass.
The Pennsylvania Pictitious Name Act regulates registering a name used in business other than a person’s own name to reveal the true party to the public. If the business uses only the person’s name, registration is not required. add words before or after the name and registration may be needed. Consult a local attorney to decide.
President Kennedy proposed expanding the attorney general’s authority to intervene directly in civil rights cases including desegregation in schools and private businesses. The plan would require efforts to persuade first, with court injunctions possible if voluntary compliance fails, amid strong Southern opposition. Congress faces political hurdles and debate over voting rights and private-sector discrimination.
Titusville Pitt Campus fund drive ends July 1 with $203,067 raised toward a $425,000 goal. Campaign chair M. R. Rose says remaining gifts from payroll deductions and individuals may push total higher, though response has disappointed volunteers.
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