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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1963
Page
4
The piece honors John F Kennedy detailing how history will judge him by his care for the people. It asserts historians will weigh his blueprint for the nation against his lunar goals and executive acts. It emphasizes care for the disenfranchised, the aged and sick, jobless, youth, and the untrained.
The state police knew about confiscated machines but Corry city police and other local forces were never told of a state attorney general ruling. Local officers had been auditing coin machines for taxes, risking penalties by missing illegal devices. Poor liaison left municipalities blamed for not enforcing the law while machines shifted from legal to illegal status without notice.
A 20 year old clipping recounts heavy RAF bombing of Berlin described as a sea of flames. Reports from Stockholm note even heavier attacks than the raid on Hamburg. In the Gilbert Islands, Marines expand operations as Japanese defenses fight back. Russian forces supposedly regain initiative near Kiev after nine days of brutal combat. Locally, Latén Hart’s death parts the Rodgers and Hart era, with business changes and social notes including a bazaar success and a car crash in Corry County. Time clips by. a fast, fleeting snapshot of war and community life.
A historic business agreement dated November 23 1922 closes a long negotiations with key figures including prominent local merchants and officials. The deal unites two firms under a new partnership, promising expanded services and community impact.
Paul Harvey argues against subsidies and expands the case for limited federal aid as urban renewal, TVA dams, and farm support feed a cycle of debt. Ogden Reid and Mayor James Tate defend loans and public works, while critics warn residents shoulder taxes for other cities. The piece critiques a nationwide reliance on government money and the resulting fiscal strain.
A broad Corry Chronicle page summarizes city planning and public works. Mentions sewer system costs, parking meter changes, city council minutes from 1869, and mixed opinions on government spending. Notes on local clubs, student activities, military service, firefighting awards, and hospital baby care plans.
Washington column traces senatorial probes into Baker and McClellan amid disclosures on the TEX fighter contract and General Dynamics Grumman ties. It links Lyndon Johnson to lobbyists, the Quorum Club, and backstage pressure affecting the $5.6 billion award, with figures like Rettaliata and Maguire involved in political fundraising and influence.
Police were called Thursday night to remove an injured deer blocking a highway two blocks south of Titusville city. The deer lay in the traffic lane cresting a hill with broken front legs, hindering movement as a man tried to stun it with a wrench. Officers intervened due to danger to bystanders and drivers.
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