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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1962
Page
4
Editorial urges patriotic action during Know Your America Week as the All-America Conference to Combat Communism promotes education and engagement. It cites L A Donaldson on defending America, opposing complacency, and the need to actively love and fight for the nation amid Cold War tensions.
The piece questions why a heated race to reach the moon drives competition. It ponders motives, pace, and national prestige behind space exploration, framing the scramble as a modern rat race.
Hall Boyle profiles director John Huston noting his restless outlook and humor. The piece recalls Huston’s varied career from actor to writer and producer, his Galway estate, and his philosophy of living in the present rather than dwelling on the past.
A Paul Harvey critique depicts Washington pressure on firms, noting government scrutiny and tax policy as coercive. It highlights Big Steel’s tax-return controversy, rising costs, and a Parkersburg demonstration as signs of expanding state power. The piece warns readers that inflation and red tape erode purchasing power and liberty.
George Sokolsky surveys the Soviet leadership splits after Stalin, Khrushchev’s fragiles ties with Mao and Castro, and the role of Stalinist factions in Albania and elsewhere. He warns the 20th Congress may shift power, risking civil conflict and new wars as factions vie for control.
Washington reports that in last week's three day engagement the Japanese lost about 28 ships destroyed and 10 damaged as the United States Navy scored a decisive victory in modern naval warfare.
A letter from Frank Macko, 23, written from a German prison camp, reaches his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Macko of A.D. 5. He was captured following a Dieppe raid by Commandos and U S Rangers in mid August. This is the first word from him since capture.
Tyrone Guthrie argues television has replaced theatre as the main drama provider and its offerings often degrade into trash due to audience taste and ease of assimilation. Lewis Friedman counters that overwork and busy schedules strip television drama to bare bones without genuine emotion.
The Business Mirror reports that individual investors increased market activity over the last three weeks, reversing pro crowd dominance. Analysts note the public bought near recoveries and sold near peaks, while pros held net purchases at the bottom.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher George W. Fulton city editor Allan Hasbrouck and production manager G T Sean Pe. It mentions rates for mail and carrier delivery and advertising deadlines.
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