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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
4
Editorial denounces open primaries as fair but warns that party bosses manipulate contests. It cites county-chairmen using coercion to favor candidates in May 21 elections and urges electors to resist organization pressure and uphold democratic processes.
A PSU Commonwealth campuses report shows two year program graduates finding good work. Sixty two percent earn $400 or more monthly with a median starting salary, seventeen at $500 or more, top at $625. Nearly half stay in Pennsylvania as others spread to ten other states and the District of Columbia.
The statute defines unlawful carnal knowledge of a female under 16 by any male 16 or older as a crime. Conviction penalties include a fine up to 7000 dollars, imprisonment up to 15 years, or both, with separate or solitary confinement or labor as possible forms.
Paul Harvey laments modern marriage trends in a critique of marriage experts and liberalized divorce laws. He argues for stronger commitment and warns that courting fragility leads to higher divorce rates and damaged family life. The column contrasts past togetherness with current sensationalism. He urges couples to choose I do as a lasting pledge and resist superficial tactics.
An upbeat midyear view shows new industrial orders rising early in the year, backlog of unfilled orders increasing, and consumer spending remaining high. Investors expect higher profits, more equipment spending, and steady defense orders, with auto sales bright and employment rising.
A miscellaneous note from Bear Lake area reports a parish hall shower in honor of Rev and Mrs Bruce Price. Guests included Mr and Mrs David Lindquist and son from Ashville. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Merritt Smith and family and Mr and Mrs J C Manwaring with Mr Thomas Maloney in Columbus and Mrs Joseph Hudson of Corry. The EUB Church will hold its annual congregational meeting next Wednesday with officer elections and annual reports. A post meeting fellowship is planned. Next Sunday a Mother’s Day program is being organized.
Russell Kirk critiques a State Department pamphlet You and the United Nations as misleading propaganda. He argues the UNO is oversold by idealists and that the pamphlet presents the UN as perfect and unchanging, masking complex realities and limits of international cooperation.
News notes from May 10 1917 report Axis preparations along Europe s coasts from France to the Black Sea as North Africa s debacle nears end and invasion of Europe looms. Other items include Tunisian campaign updates Major Kincaid s son safe. local incidents in Corry including a wreck and business openings.
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