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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
4
In 1922 Herbert Hoover warned broadcasting could drown service in advertising chatter. The author argues advertising now dominates time and content, repelling thoughtful readers and listeners. The Kennedy assassination moment showed broadcasting as window to history but soon returned to routine culture.
New York AP notes a broadly favorable business climate with hopes the new Washington administration will align more with business interests. Regulators move to tighten stock trading rules as mergers and antitrust actions loom, while wage and price guidelines will be tested in upcoming labor talks and contract negotiations.
In Kansas Iowa and other Midwest states voters show pride in Republicans but broadly back Lyndon Johnson. The region, once GOP solid, now leans Johnson due to White House vigor, tight Congress control, railroad settlement and wheat sales to Russia. Kansas may elect Democrat Govenor Harry Wiles with Johnson support.
Dr. Burt G. Chollett 8 a pioneer in orthopedic surgery and a founder of the National Society for Crippled Children died yesterday in Toledo.
Paul Harvey mocks Whitey Ford as utterly insincere and undependable in a heated political sports metaphor. He contrasts Ford's unpredictable pitching with Khrushchev, arguing both leaders manipulate pace and perception to gain advantage.
A 1924 report states the theft of musical instruments from Harvey Rathbun’s car on East Frederick street was solved. The article compares strategies of Whitey Ford and Khrushchev, asserting a consistent goal to win, using deception and unpredictability, while noting Ford’s shutout of the Washington Senators 1–0.
Allied forces launch a major southern European offensive along a 25 mile arc from Cassino to the Tyrrhenian Sea as German radio calls it the first act in a broader Nazi onslaught. In Washington a draft deferment overhaul grants longer stays from military duty for ages 30 to 37. Local items note Corry High School baseball win, a Corry Radio paper, Hospital Day observances, and age 90 birthday for Mrs Francis.
Mrs. Henriette Marie Rinderle, 37, died at St. Vincent's Hospital 12:20 p.m. yesterday from injuries suffered in a Saturday night two-car crash. Five others were injured. Coroner Merle Wood ruled accidental death. no charges. The station wagon driven by Bernard Rinderle, 40, turning into a gas station, collided with William J. Walford's car.
A legal discussion outlines that a garment damaged by moths is not the cleaner s responsibility unless negligence can be proven. It suggests expert testimony to determine cause and, if negligence is shown, pursuing reimbursement through an attorney.
A. Wale Lace Zimmerman, age 65, who began as a delivery boy with the Plainfield Courier-News in 1968 and rose to publisher, died yesterday in Plainfield, New Jersey.
In Union City 20 year old Rinderle is uninjured after a two vehicle crash. Judith Rinderle eight, and Mrs Ruth Johnson, riders in the Kinderle car, treated and released at St Vincent's Hospital. Walford driver and passenger Dorothy Dunning eighteen from Pittsburgh also treated. Deborah Wright nineteen of New Castle is in good condition with a back injury at St Vincent's.
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