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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
4
The piece contrasts tainted scandals with Ernie Davis a model athlete who died of leukemia. It portrays Davis as the antithesis of Lipscomb and Hornung, lauding his integrity, gentleness, and hero-worship status while condemning drug use and gambling scandals in sports.
In Elmira New York Ernle Davis the 1961 Heisman winner and two time All America star from Syracuse died of leukemia at 23. His funeral at First Baptist Church drew about 1600 mourners and a 300 car procession watched by over 50 police. Davis had signed a 90000 contract with the Cleveland Browns before his illness.
The piece laments rising imports and abroad profits while American workers face wage pressures. It cites foreign steel cars and electronics as drawing American money overseas and warns of export jobs and unemployment at home amid a tide of cheaper foreign goods.
The United States and other nations face farm surplus and tariff disputes as Geneva negotiators plan broad tariff cuts. The Wheat veto and U.S. insistence on farm and raw material inclusion challenge agreement. Congress may block deep cuts and special treatment proposals remain under study.
A forceful appeal urges administrators educators and labor leaders to direct aides to engage with Castro Laos Quemoy and Matsu the Moon and the Congo while mobilizing top minds to shame defeat and expose lazy Americans and foreigners alike.
The speaker defends selective discernment, arguing discrimination can distinguish good from evil and contribute to social order. Citing Miss Freya Stark and Shakespeare, the piece warns against universal tolerance that tolerates wrongdoing and urges discernment against cannibals traitors and fools.
Hollywood producer Dore Schary, former head of MGM and RKO, directs his first film Act One based on Moss Hart. He recalls writing 350 films, praises low budgets for quality, and stresses patience and independence as keys to lasting success in a volatile industry.
The columnist extols discernment in favor of venerable age disciplined children refined music and works of moral imagination. He argues that without discrimination the public deserves incrimination and urges discerning readers to uphold refined standards.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will participate in a June 13 meeting in Hershey Pennsylvania to mobilize Republican minded citizens into the party. A New York businessman will head the gathering and say the aim is to reach voters who consider themselves Republican but do not vote that way. Eisenhower will lead a discussion on critical American problems and also speak at the closing banquet.
An advertising blurb touts Itch ME NOT as a fast drying antiseptic remedy for skin itch and rashes. It promises relief from eczema insect bites and foot itch and offers a 480 back guarantee at Corry Pharmacy.
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