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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
6
The Retail Division Promotion Committee of the Chasihor of Commerce met this morning to push plans for its annual Sidewalk Days. The promotion targets city social and service groups to take part with booths, aiming to boost income for community projects.
Democratic leaders announced plans to advance a Medicare bill through the Senate this week with potential additions to the administration package. Senator Mansfield indicated Blue Cross could administer coverage for some elderly not on Social Security, while Senator Anderson suggested attaching the measure to another bill or allowing Blue Cross to run the program for non Social Security individuals. The House leadership has indicated openness to action in the Ways and Means Committee where the bill currently stalls.
Two servicemen died in a car crash south of Fynderickshire Wayne Lone, near Clearfield County. Robert and Edward Thorp of Grampian were among the deceased. They were believed en route to Hunter Air Force Base in Savannah, Georgia. The collision occurred when their car intersected with a second vehicle.
An AP report explores the interwoven feelings of love and hate in families touched by alcoholism. A teen describes conflicted loyalties toward alcoholic parents, while others share how Al-Anon and Alateen offer understanding and support to relatives and young people affected by a drinker.
The YMCA campaign reports 46 of 228 youths passed swim tests earning certificates. Instructors Mrs. Nora Miller Mrs. Gladys Post and William Cochran led with assistants Rosa Wassink Luda Post Patricia Post Judy Post James Post Michael Allyn Thomas Campbell Leonard Evans Robert May. Boys earning certificates include David Curtis James Eshelman Gary Fish Kenneth Hamed James Hostett Richard Hunt Edward Ko Zobert Martin Thomas Dell Robert Moore Leonard Jon Loren Stockton Michael Randall Troyer Roger S and David Titran. Girls include Ontine Beckwith Dona Bras Pamela Fhck Sherry Miles Linda Vanderhoof Brenda Mitchell and others.
The decision signals a broad interpretation of the First Amendment limiting government involvement with religion in schools. Justice Black writes that each government should stay out of religious guidance, while Justice Stewart dissents noting the Court’s own prayers. The ruling touches on federal aid to parochial schools and church-state separation debates.
Kennedy opponents insist aid to religious schools unconstitutional while Jove argues socials should be funded. Evangelist Billy Graham warns secular trend could strip chaplains from the military and prayer from Congress. Cardinal Spellman says the court decision strikes at a godly tradition. Supreme Court to rule on appeals as cases move through session end.
AP notes Richard Rodgers, born 1902, will be honored at a 60th birthday luncheon by cultural leaders. He remains prolific with No Strings and a new show in progress, saying he feels ambivalent yet proud to be 60 and still working. He attributes his sustained creativity to work ethic and application.
Hal Boyle interviews an aging composer who reflects on life as a continuing journey. He discusses his approach to music over prose, his fondness for Carousel, and his belief that the aim is to touch people by giving and receiving pleasure rather than pursuing lofty ambitions or a symphony.
Federal court hearings focus on IsKey Feeney and Pan Am Eastern flight engineers amid stalled tentative contract talks. Halaby of the FAA counters engineers claim, while officials push Pan Am Eastern unions toward accepting terms negotiated with Goldberg. Union meetings remain pending voter approval stance.
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