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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
4
A Corry community week shows strong praise for elementary and secondary education efforts including new courses and the Back to School program during American Education Week. Parents and staff lauded the event with comments praising teaching staff and parent involvement, noting budget limits as a minor barrier.
The Langford Bugle from Langford South Dakota argues that global discourse tilts to Left and Right while neglecting a higher and lower dimension of perspective. It urges readers to refocus attention to broader moral and societal planes beyond partisan divides.
Allied dispatches say Fifth Army regained new hilltops in eastern Italy after two Nazi counterattacks near Venafro. In Europe, Russian troops pushed toward Gomel and Zhitomir as the drive to smash the Nazi center continues. Charles Lindberg dies at 71 from tetanus in Corry Hospital.
Paul Harvey narrates a Nashville Presbyterian pastor's view on nature and human inequality. The speech contrasts success and failure, wealth and waste, and the drive for superiority with liberty. It argues differences in pedigree health IQ and drive shape achievement and the pursuit of liberty as a favorable climate for ability and ambition.
Washington reports President Kennedy invited Sen. Morse to discuss the Morse amendment aimed at denying U.S. aid to military juntas. Morse defended executive power while US diplomats weigh a compromise on aid cuts, amid broader talk of a trade link with socialist nations and the political hurdles in expanding surplus sales.
A roundup from Corry notes a Swiss-born builder planning a 400000 Swiseatyle motel near Franklin and warns of risks from deer hunting sports. CHEER faces low funds until unexpected donations arrive. School budget early outreach, postmaster appointment delays, and dusk-to-dawn lights at Corry High School are discussed. Community items include Scouts contests, a pending daily paper launch, and an architecture sale as Grantham joins an Arlington firm.
Fragmentary page text shows Corry Evening Journal masthead with staff and advertising lines. Mentions publisher Lamble manager Williams and production roles joining a list of associates and agencies. Reproduction rights outline appears, with Associated Press designation and distribution notes.
The Air Force reports an unofficial ground takeoff record with a P10 altitude of 221 percent and a Starfighter piloted by Maj. Robert W. Smith reaching 118,860 feet, surpassing the official 113,890-foot Soviet mark. The record was announced yesterday.
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