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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1962
Page
4
A Hoover era police bulletin decries juvenile crime with violent imagery and urges public exposure of offenders. It argues parents must enforce discipline, courts show restraint is harmful, and calls for stronger measures against youth criminals to protect communities.
Paris AP reports French drivers face higher gasoline costs this autumn due to a refinery price spike. A 4/5 cent increase boosts the price to about 74 cents per gallon, adding strain for motorists while refineries adjust margins.
Prices will rise to pre June 2 levels affecting about half of Prance. The system divides the country into zones by refinery locations to restore previous pricing. Subscribers are invited to The Journal for more news.
Fragmented OCR shows publisher and staff names, advertising and production details, pricing per copy and per year, postal classifications, and republication restrictions. The readable items reference Corry Pennsylvania and standard mail matter.
George Sokolsky argues pollsters misread 1962 off year trends. He credits Kennedy’s Massachusetts win and Rothrock Rockefeller’s New York margin while noting Morgenthau’s race, Harris polls, and racial notions misled campaigns. Nixon’s TV debate image shifts, McCarthy links, and California dynamics loom in 1964.
A long feature recounts the Mark Hellinger Award started at St. Bonaventure University. It details contributors like Walter Winchell and Gladys Glad, the selection rules, and early winners such as Sal De Vivo and John Checkell, highlighting mentorship and career starts in journalism.
Allied forces in North Africa completed the surrender of French North Africa including Morocco to the American Expeditionary Force, as U S and British units push east from Algiers toward Tunisia. Churchill signals forthcoming cross Channel attack while war notes and local incidents fill the day.
New York AP column surveys quirky truths from mail and marriages to aging brides and grooms. Notes a Sudan law on leeches, Trinity Churchyard tombs for Revolutionary War soldiers, onion tears vs fear chemistry, and safety signs in Maryland and Delaware.
Col Bidney L Huff, 68, longtime aide to Gen Douglas MacArthur, died yesterday of a heart attack in La Jolla California. He served 19 years as a naval officer before joining MacArthur during World War II and the occupation of Japan and the Korean War, retiring in 1953.
James Marlow analyzes post election shifts in Congress noting Democrats hold 68 32 in the Senate and 259 176 in the House while Republicans suffer losses. He highlights Northern Southern Democratic split and Kennedy era tensions shaping a two party dynamic favoring liberal conservatives.
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