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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues Senator Ellender criticizes new African nations as not yet capable of governing themselves. It contends centuries of colonial rule and limited local leadership hinder readiness, cites Congo as a prime example, and questions Western involvement. The piece frames Ellender’s stance as blunt but timely commentary.
March 1 1943 dispatch notes heavy RAF bombing of Muttich described as cradle of the Nazi party and war industries. Reports Moscow 112 day winter offensive and Russian reinforcements. Also lists US Army inductees and local school events amid war news.
Reporter Jim Bishop profiles Guilford L Hollingsworth, leading a team at Seattle area Boeing research labs. The piece describes futures like Dyna-Soar space glider, vacuum chambers, high speed wind tunnels, and the Titan missile system, detailing the lab’s eccentric culture and bold, risky experiments.
A NY AP column roundup shares curious facts and quotes. It notes people in mail, parking laws, a Spain poet’s lawsuit over a mule, and a statistic on gas and car costs. It cites Mona Lisa baskets, soup with two handles, and a chuckle with Hal Boyle's signature humor.
Russell K. Tr points out how voters discard failed politicians after repeated defeats. He highlights Bagwell, Blassen, Stassen, Dewey, Nixon, and Landon as examples, noting public aversion to underdogs and suggesting William Knowland could stage a comeback if Republicans regain the presidency in 1964.
Europe faces a tourist surge from the United States and Britain with record arrivals expected in 1963. An estimated 1 million Americans may visit Europe this year, aided by rising student travel and more Americans driving on European roads. Washington reports 623 million dollars spent by Americans abroad, while air and sea ferries across the Channel are busy. American visitors target cities like London Paris Rome Madrid and Moscow with ahead of last year’s figures. Airlines forecast a 10 to 20 percent increase in transatlantic traffic for June to September.
The Pennsylvania Real Estate Brokers License Act requires license as a real estate broker from the Department of Public Instruction. Applicants must be at least 21, a US citizen, and have three years active work as a licensed salesman or in licensed broker employ plus prescribed professional education. Further details available from the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction, Harrisburg.
The San Diego Naval Training Center placed 12 recruits under quarantine after an outbreak of spinal meningitis claimed one life. The latest of five cases was reported yesterday. recruit James Hale of Osborne Kansas died shortly after entering a naval hospital. Four others were in serious condition.
The Meadville Area Industrial Commission faces a Scranton construction firm over an industrial site. Concrete Engineering seeks to compel MAIC to sell for 14004 dollars while MAIC would allow sale to another buyer if 39704 is not met. MAIC denies the 14004 purchase cost and alleges breach of agreement. Canisius College defends its Canisius College Invitational ROTC title, scoring 598 of 700 to win. Gannon College places second.
Fragmented newspaper masthead and advertising blurbs list staff roles and offices, with scattered company names and addresses. Indicates AP usage and subscription rates, then closes with a stray line about peace date.
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