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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
4
A Corry Journal summary notes budget pressures shaping 1958 fiscal policy. Eisenhower targets a 70 billion dollar overall budget with a 5 billion potential surplus from a 440 billion GDP. Political motives drive spending cuts in non defense and farm subsidies, with foreign aid under review.
The College Entrance Examination Board plans a new written exam to identify future scientists for global progress. It stresses combining native intelligence with varied aptitudes to assess potential for analytical thinking over mere fact collection, aiming to find thinkers rather than gadget collectors.
Final tabulation shows Perry L. Reeder Republican receiving 14,771 votes for district attorney while Joseph Solomon Democrat earns 16,479 in New Castle. Elwood City rejects third class city proposal 1,089 to 2,299. Sheriff Coen reelected 17,112 to 14,600. Nesbitt returns as register and recorder 15,518 to 13,286.
Yesterday's Memories recalls a 1937 Paris telephonic report on King George VI and the Duke of Windsor. The piece notes mixed views on love and marriage amid social change and previews CBS television's The Severely Arts presenting The Changing Ways of Love as a case of TV labeling behavior.
A TV program review critiqued as superficial with little reflective content. Host Crosby and Mike Wallace deliver polished questions amid three truncated sketches on changing views of love from the 1910s to 1930s and beyond. The piece notes Weak wit and uneven scripting despite vivid performances by Piper Laurie and the era’s stars.
Machinery is being set up here to handle the census of the unemployed, with voluntary registration cards to be distributed by postal carriers. The census work starts November 7 and aims to complete by November 20.
In Latrobe Pa an overnight crash on Route 711 a mile north of Ligonier killed Donald T Betts 18 of Ligonier and left Edward Laskask 17 in critical condition at Latrobe Hospital.
Erie judge L Evans grants attorney John Walford access to business records connected to an August arrest for allegedly selling obscene photographs. Frank Collier, nabbed by state police at Lawrence Park, faces charges. Wallford seeks purchaser names to use as witnesses. records held by state police. Associate Robert Kure charged with public indecency for nude photo posing.
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