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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
4
The Philadelphia Inquirer urges stronger action and funding for sex crime control. It argues insufficient money and lenient parole policies fail to protect victims, noting a rape occurs about every 17 hours in Philadelphia and calling for stern justice and rehab limits.
Twenty years ago London American 11th Army troops captured Naples. German forces retreat toward a new line south of Rome as Kiev battles rage on the Dnieper line with heavy artillery. Gasoline rationing cards gain an extra half gallon for motorists in Cony area. Hosiery salvage drives net 500 to 600 pounds. World Series pitchers Chandler and Hirst eyed for opening game. A fatal crash near Hare Creek road prompts local notices.
The Corry Journal details its corporate names and management including George Semple William Heaton and others, with address at 45 Fifth Avenue, Philadelphia, and BOTTINELL KIMBALL INC listed as advertising representative. It notes post office entry, mailing rates per year and per copy, and prior publication date details along with general reproduction rights restricted to local readers.
The piece discusses possible U.S. withdrawals from Germany and Korea, citing a large combat airlift to Germany as evidence. It contrasts troop reductions with defense spending, notes McNamara’s remarks on airlift capacity, and questions political messaging about space leadership and international goals.
Washington insiders clash over a proposed sale of surplus wheat to the Soviet Union with cabinet members and House committees weighing political risk and economic gain. A mix of Republicans support a cash sale while concerns linger about military and diplomatic consequences and impact on US farmers.
The only agency to seek aid might be a building contractors association if one exists. They may reprimand the builder but relief is doubtful. For immediate relief sue for breach of contract in court and recover damages. Consult an attorney for guidance.
Senator Anderson, still shaken by Senator Kefauver's death, called Governor Campbell to discuss re signing and potential successor naming. The governor urged rest and careful thought. The Treasury warns of possible dollar devaluation to curb gold drain as literature is prepared in case needed. Also mentioned are Patman's tax expose on Rockefeller foundations and Kennedy's blue ribbon grand jury to probe DC gambling.
A compact notice highlights daily reading enjoyment in the Corry Journal, signaling continued availability of engaging articles and features for residents. The feature emphasizes consistent publication and local interest content curated for daily consumption.
New York AP reports Anatole De Grunwald as the fair naked boy of cinema current trend. He achieved this after a film company spent $10 on a golden dew concept, illustrating his breakthrough and the evolving industry standards.
An eight year old boy named Philip Luckenbill had his left arm removed after doctors found gangrene from a farm accident. The limb was rejoined briefly but circulation failed and surgery required amputation for his safety. The incident began when a sleeve caught a corn picker on a farm near his father Clarence Luckenbill.
A sudden gust toppled a wooden farm that was used to hold concrete on a Lewistown by pass bridge project. Richard Yeater, 29, of Lewistown died at the scene. Dores L. McDonnell, 56, of Penrosboro West Virginia, died at Lewistown Hospital. Larry Slums, 18, of Three Springs RD 1, Huntindon County, was hospitalized with a fractured skull in fair condition. William Gregg, 42, Harrisonburg Virginia, was treated and released.
Hal Boyle recounts the film industry’s push to reuse Cleopatra stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in a new project The VLPs. De Grunwald says the plan aims for a global gross of 25 million dollars, with 16 million expected in the U.S. and 1 million paid to Miss Taylor. The article notes the pair’s insistence on script quality and the producer’s strategic maneuvering amid Hollywood interest. A separate brief reports a Pennsylvania freight train collision at Plus Stough near New Freedom, Pa, killing 44 year old Plus Stough with a fractured skull.
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