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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
4
An editorial argues President Kennedy faces a difficult challenge uniting Latin American nations against Cuba. It warns revolutions loom where poverty and hunger drive action, and that economic needs must be met before any political unity can succeed.
The piece argues a calm life favors postponement over constant urgency. It proposes living with a 24 hour perspective and enjoying future possibilities rather than rushing into tasks. The author muses on lofty aims, like climbing the Empire State Building while reading War and Peace, as a humorous ideal.
British television aired films of Caesarean births Wednesday night. Viewers were warned they might find the footage upsetting and the BBC reported no complaints.
A Khrushchev daughter meets the Pope as Alexei Adzhubei, editor of Izvestia, travels to Italy to sway Italian Communists before elections. Vatican aims for Mindszenty accord, fearing a reputational boost to Red influence.
New York AP reports housing starts in February at a 1.28 million annual rate, up 4 percent from January, with a forecast of 1.45 million nonfarm units for the year. Personal income rises and consumer confidence grow as factory wages reach $44.6 billion, fueling home purchases and improvements.
Russell Kirk argues Italy is an abstraction not a nation and that conscription across regions harms fighting cohesion. He cites Italian troops and Bersaglieri under Piedmontese pride, noting regional bonds boosted morale while universal conscription bred dissent and desertion.
Adelaide B. Goff of Dor Chester Mass sues Miles G. Goff of Lake City in Erie County Court for 18461 back support dating to 1952 plus interest and costs. The petition, filed by attorney Robert Kilgore, says they wed in 1940 and have one son. she has supported them since 1952 and they have lived apart for two years.
The Hare Creek Beagle Club met last night at the Moose home to view the State Game Commission film. New members were approved and renewals due after March 31 with a one month grace period for 1962 dues. Stephen Hileman won the monthly drawing. A discussion followed.
Pittsburgh officials press Pirates to raise their share above 2 million for a 45 million municipal stadium. William McClelland criticizes the team’s offer while Forbes Field use and urgent facility needs prompt court and council voices.
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