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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
4
The article argues for fluoridation citing Washington's 1952 start and 1.5 million dental exams over a decade. It notes declines in decay across ages, especially among 6 year olds, with 16 year olds showing the least progress. The piece urges Corry citizens to present the facts to the City Council and push action.
A Haines City Florida Herald item notes a young boy’s dream to grow up as a farmer and earn money without raising spinach, illustrating a simple, hometown ambition.
A historic Allied offensive in the Mediterranean theater unfolds with the British Eighth Army and American armor advancing in concert against Rommel’s forces. Hitler’s radio broadcast confirms German losses but notes many areas remain war zones as Allied bombing intensifies.
Jim Bishop compares the USS Enterprise to a leviathan of steel and nuclear might. He argues the U S Navy remains essential to keep global sea lanes open, despite calls for missile force and air power. He notes Enterprise can strike at 840 nautical miles and carry powerful jets, underscoring the carrier’s strategic role.
Samuel R. Andrews of Mead dike and Miss Jennie Ghrn of Co Mumba were married Monday afternoon in the First Lutheran Parsonage at Corry. Investors in Pigely Wigely Stores Corp. are paying on installments, while markets in New York draw keen interest in a growing health rock phenomenon creating sensation.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Fay Pars as publisher and George R. Sample as general manager with Ely as editor and Allan Hasbrouck as advertising manager. It notes billing, circulation and mail rates, and mentions associated press operations and printing details.
The piece envisions a spray can powered household revolution where modern women wield a trigger finger to perform magic. It touts sprays for shoes, jewelry, stockings, stain removal, waterproofing, grooming, and even garden care, with men also benefiting from new spray tech and pressure paints.
Chicago's O'Hare International, a 7200 acre complex 21 miles from downtown, serves about 13 million yearly and handles nearly 9 minutes per flight. With 5,700 car spaces and seating for 1500, the $200 million facility hosts 7 foreign and 14 domestic airlines and over 400,000 flights annually, surpassing Idlewild. New terminals and a $5 million glass-steel circular restaurant financed by revenue bonds add to its growth.
Background notes describe six 00-feet concourses with 58 plane gates and mobile jetways at O'Hare. Edward H. O’Hare, a WWII ace praised by Roosevelt, shot down five Japanese bombers and damaged a sixth in 1942. He received the Medal of Honor and disappeared in night action in 1943.
A person can represent himself in a civil suit if he cannot afford a lawyer, but it is not advisable. The Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure detail how to start, plead, and serve papers, and the process is complex for non lawyers. The text also references naval topics and a historic battleship in a separate, disjointed context.
A cautionary note warns that self representation in court leads to poor outcomes. The adage “He who is his own lawyer has fool for a client” is invoked to stress the risks of acting without counsel in pleadings and trial preparation.
Little Rock officials chose a fluorescent tangerine color for a maintenance truck after years of collisions with the yellow vehicle. Assistant traffic engineer Wayne Sherrell says drivers dislike the color but avoid hitting it, acknowledging mixed reactions.
Russell Kirk praises two private institutions the 3 R Schools in San Rafael and a Cornelia Latin Grammar School in St Paul. He cites rigorous curricula, imported texts from England, and strong early Latin and science results. He notes pupil enthusiasm, orderly classrooms, and respectful manners as signs of genuine learning.
IRS notes rising total income tax collections lower the cost of collection per dollar as voluntary compliance sustains efficiency. In fiscal 1962, $99.14 billion was collected with costs at $450.37 million, aided by withholding and auditor expansion. Incomes fed $719 billion in 1982. other taxes follow, while state revenues rely on diverse levies.
Pittsburgh AP The Allegheny County board chair apologizes but says Pirates may leave if a stadium fails. McClelland demands more private financing and warns opposition to city led funding, urging private partners to match public contributions for redevelopment.
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