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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
4
Editorial argues Cronkite doubts TV and radio as news media noting TV offers limited headlines and visual input while newspapers deliver fuller analysis. It emphasizes newspapers retain ad revenue while allowing readers to choose content quietly without intrusive broadcasts and asserts readers still seek all news in print.
California utility PG and E publishes a safety comic featuring Bullwinkle and Rocky to urge caution when flying kites. Read the rules: avoid streets and power lines, do not use metallic strings, do not fly near aerials, and avoid climbing poles or touching fallen wires.
A nurse from McKee Rocks sues Conneaut Lake Park in Crawford County Court seeking more than 35000 in damages. She alleges she was mauled by a bear at Fairyland Forest during a visit on October 15, 1961.
McKees Rocks resident sues park authorities for negligence and carelessness claiming income loss of 763 dollars and medical expenses of 735 dollars after a heat related incident that caused multiple lacerations. The filing references hospital codes RCH 4001 and ODS.
Fire officials in Venango County report a barn fire at the Donald Schulte farm near Ble Bend destroying the structure and killing 19 cows. Firemen set property loss at 35040 dollars and determined the cause was probably spontaneous ignition after a blaze started in bins.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishing details including West Limestone Street address, Corey Pennsylvania. It notes staff roles for publisher and candidates, with mentions of production and printing agreements and office procedures.
Readers react to Jim Bishop’s column arguing for God and against atheism. Letters from diverse ages and places praise, oppose, or request restraint, with one reader urging to keep religion private.
Reports from London and Washington cover British attacks on the Mareth Line and looming Tunisia operations the Donets valley tank battle near Kharkov and a push for civilian service draft laws. Local civic and war bond events are noted along with manpower shortages affecting the St Louis Browns and community reactions to wartime policy.
The piece notes fragile party cohesion in the United States amid primaries and reform measures. It highlights California tensions between the California Young Republicans led by Mrs. Robert Gaston and the Republican Assembly under William Nelligan, plus Birch Society doubts, and contrasts with Democratic strains as the California Federation of Young Democrats pushes leftist motions including an apology to Fidel Castro and opposition to Cuba invasion.
A tax answer explains capital gains on land sale. If the seller earns a profit beyond adjusted basis, tax applies. Reinvesting in a home may defer gain when selling a principal residence and buying a new one within the time frame.
New York AP report shows NAM and ABA backing corporate tax cuts to spur investment and growth with calls for rates from 42 to 45 percent, while labor voices push for broader spending gains and lower brackets. Debate centers on long-term growth versus immediate consumption, with Congress poised to craft a mixed approach.
The excerpt notes Minnesota legislature members labeled as Conservatives or Liberals rather than Republicans or Democrats. It argues such naming could spread to Congress only during a national political crisis as intense as 1932, suggesting broad attachment to clearly defined principles among American politicians and parties.
Kenneth Clute, 40, surrendered to Westfield police after his estranged wife Betty said he threatened to shoot her with a shotgun. Police said the gun was not loaded. Clute faces assault with a deadly weapon charges and a preliminary hearing is set for next Thursday. Also, blues singer Lizie Miles, 67, a former Gale Brothers Circus performer, died in New Orleans.
New York report describes a sealing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids while relieving pain. The product, marketed as Preparation H, is available in suppository or ointment form and claims rapid reductions with statements of relief from sufferers.
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