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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1962
Page
4
An editorial argues that federal handouts and social programs create logrolling among citizens and erode personal responsibility. It invokes Bastiat’s law, defining legal plunder and urging abolition of such laws as the path to curb state excess. The piece labels supporters as hypocritical, calling for a shift toward genuine libertarian values.
City council grants preliminary approval to a diluted curfew ordinance as about 40 Venango County seniors observe. The measure bans minors under 16 from public places 9 15 p m to 6 a m, with extended hours on summer and weekend nights, and restricts 16 to 19 year olds from 11 18 p m to 6 a m with summer exceptions.
The Corry Evening Journal lists George B. Semple as publisher and names Atntere Eaton Hasbrouck as manager with Bergman as foreman and Borde as production manager. Office in Corry, Pa handling second class mail at $1,800 yearly and 0.? per issue. street delivery at six cents weekly.
A letter from Richard W. Oudershirs of Market Opinion Research Company denounces George Sokolsky's critique of phone surveys as an insult to a respected profession. The piece recounts an encounter with a pollster and mocks the notion that marketing studies require high skill, while noting the nuisance of calls during meals and leisure.
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts a New York jewelers burglary case centered on Mr Arch ie a 43 year old widower and longtime employee suspected after multiple thefts. Detectives, including Edward Clancy, probe private and police leads, while Arch ie’s alibi frays as suspicions mount.
A dense listing of shows and movies across tonight. includes Mickey Mouse Club, Last of the Wild Horses, Okinawa, Death Valley Days, Wagon Train, Beverly Hillbillies, Perry Mason, Dick Van Dyke, The Beverly Hillbillies, Our Man Higgins, The Eleventh Hour, and multiple news programs with Huntley Brinkley Cronkite Cochran.
Hal Boyle profiles Shirley Annie Field, British actress and icon, noting her view that America is a land of symbols. Field, 24, discusses fame, independence, and discipline in show business, comparing herself to Marilyn Monroe and revealing her Irish roots, ambition, and personal fears while on a New York visit.
A woman in a mink coat opened her coat at a jewelry counter exposing rings and brooches. Clancy introduced her to the manager who watched as she produced a key made from wax. Archie returns to work after fear of remarriage.
Venango District of the Pennsylvania Nurse Association raises private nurse duty fees from 14 to 16 dollars for an eight hour shift effective December 1. Mrs. George Kresinske of Ol City leads the district at the state association convention in Philadelphia.
The Israeli Knesset adopted a resolution reiterating that Arab refugees should not be returned to Israeli territory. The move underscores ongoing debate over the refugee issue in the region.
Reports from the Solomons and South Pacific indicate heavy Allied pressure against Japanese forces as U.S. and Australian troops advance in New Guinea. Separately, Pennsylvania officials discuss postponing draft call dates amid a push for 18 and 19 year olds, while rescues recount Captain Goldie Rickenbacker’s recovery at sea.
Local cafeteria workers attended a county meeting at Cherry Creek. The Twentieth Century Club installed new officers with Mrs. Em arson TepPas of Erie as guest speaker. Numerous residents and families are noted for visits, moves, and travels including commitments to Jamestown and Holland Michigan.
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