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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues that modern parents abdicate childrearing to schools, mass media, and television. It cites Margaret Mead and Chicago judge William Obermiller, claiming parents now seek popularity and avoid discipline. The column favors a return to parental authority over peers and devices.
A skeptical column distances itself from a Congress plan to fund a new agency for air pollution research. The writer argues air quality control is a local issue and questions federal involvement, suggesting Uncle Sam should not foot the bill for city air abatement efforts.
The 20th century rationing begins with beef pork lamb and mutton limited to about two pounds per week for home consumption starting the 20th. Butter cheese fats oils and canned fish will start at the same limit. The RAF conducted its eighth night attack on Stiltestt in southwest Germany with 11 bombers missing. The rest of the dispatch notes US unity in world peace planning and local wartime activities including theater organ orders and nursing career talks.
Paul Harvey urges newspapers and lawmakers to drop propriety and loudly call out untruths. He cites misstatements on Cuba funding, Soviet weapons in Cuba, Indonesian and Congo actions, and USDA explanations for beet prices. He argues double talk silences protest and highlights declining meat prices despite claims of overproduction.
New York AP report notes many see the economy on a high plateau with a slight uptick in key statistics yet nervous about a future recession. Businesses delay expansion, consumer demand uncertain, and tax cut or spending measures loom as possible remedies or risks amid ongoing inflationary worries.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and office locations for the paper. It includes advertising management details, AP service note, and subscription and delivery rates by mail and carrier.
The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music arrives for three Warner Theatre performances March 29 and 30 with Jeannie Carson as Maria and John Van Dreelen as the Baron von Trapp. All seats are reserved and mail orders with self addressed stamped envelopes are accepted.
A New York AP analysis describes American bases around Saragossa Spain as a strategic yet fragile enclave. It notes Spanish lease renewals likely at higher rents possible French control via Canary Islands and the contrast between American technicians and Spanish hosts. The piece likens the base to a transplanted US colony amid Franco era diplomacy. It adds a chapter on American empire and cultural exchanges near the Pyrenees and Utah like landscapes. It ends with a separate AP column on leadership temperaments and a jab at movie stars and baseball players as wary of others.
Hal Boyle riffs on self confidence, aging, snobbery, and daily habits in a rambling Americana column. He lampoons front teeth, bus Etiquette, haircuts, shoes, and marriage theories with wry humor and observations on how ordinary acts reveal character.
The son of a decedent may not buy the family home from the estate without court approval. His role as executor requires notice to heirs and court authorization before the sale. The decade’s outposts reflect a longing to return to Denver or Oshkosh.
In Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania Rodney L Brenneman 19 was killed when a loading machine he was operating plunged down a 10 foot embankment at Locust Point quarries three miles west of town His father Forest Brenneman 8 owned the quarry company.
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