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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
4
Editorial cites Rep Jim Weaver of Erie condemning CIA and White House for the Bay of Pigs fiasco. He urges maintaining secrecy, condemns leaks to feed enemy propaganda and damage U S credibility with allies.
The Pennsylvania legislature debates a single state dog breed. A pair of contenders are Hot Dog for fan popularity and The Stray for sheer numbers, supported by many citizens and the SPCA.
The column lampoons modern irritants from identity tags and pale lipsticks to talkative TV spielers and Easter bunny excesses. It riffs on antiquated mores and small annoyances, closing with a satirical shout about a local shooting casualty and a stray note on a public figure.
Excerpts critique government aid and welfare in Chicago and Illinois. Critics argue relief worsens conditions, fuels illegitimacy, and erodes work incentives while noting high public aid costs and growing government reach.
The article outlines the legal status of real estate syndicates as organized entities like partnerships or corporations, notes limited partnerships for tax benefits, and describes their role in real estate investments. It also critiques government expansion and dependency on subsidies, arguing for cautious growth and personal accountability.
The independents, now 2,850 firms, operate 12,670,000 phones a 50 percent rise since 1955 and 16 percent of U S telephone use. They serve 11,000 communities about twice Bell’s reach, with combined operating revenues of 1.28 billion dollars. Mergers holding companies and mechanization drive growth while costs and financing for tech upgrades pose future challenges. The Bell System welcomes cooperative expansion and antitrust limits shape its acquisitions.
An auto struck two teenage boys in Col lier Township near Pittsburgh last night fatally injuring Blaine Reinstadtier 14 of Oakdale who died at St Clair Memorial Hospital. Ralph Black 14 also of Oakdale was listed in good condition at the hospital.
The piece profiles Dr. Max Rafferty, newly elected California state superintendent, as a reformist who seeks to restore robust curriculum and discipline, allow local textbook selection, and emphasize patriotism and humane literature, amid opposition from critics and the state board.
Twenty years ago Allied communiques described bomber raids in the southwest Pacific and German U-boat targets. In Washington President Roosevelt avoided immediate national service moves, while U S bombers struck Vegesack in Germany and two planes did not return. A local notice records Erie County civilian defense drills near 2:10 am, with most participants responding.
In Corry on Wednesday, George Hossfeld champion typist will visit the high school, drawing much interest from commercial course students. Police patrols address a suspected East Main street booze joint after neighbors complained, with no arrests but ongoing resolution steps. The Elmer Wilson block on North Center street changed hands to Robert Patterson, about 15000 dollars, BrowneL Shoe Co. to occupy ground floor. City Commissioners Laurie and Rogers plan not to seek re election next December, shaping upcoming municipal race. A spring thaw gave way to a sudden blizzard, bringing biting winds as residents braved the day.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff titles and publishing details including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and others. Advertising and production lines, postal class, and subscription rates are noted with rates for mail and carrier delivery and requests for advertising grading.
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