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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1960
Page
5
In a humorous slice of Americana Hal Boyle skewers office fund drives as volunteers and bosses blur lines between generosity and profit. The piece lampoons how colleagues trade small coins for a moment of social virtue while insiders skim for personal gain.
At the Cincinnati union convention Lewis, aged 80, plans an exit speech amid questions about attendee access. Kennedy arrives for campaigning as UMW President Kennedy declines planned visits or calls for him to address the delegates. The dispute over whether Kennedy will speak persists despite broad party endorsements.
Reportedly the United Mine Workers face internal split over endorsing Senator Kennedy as convention delegates lean toward the Democratic nominee while leaders job to secure support. The Labor Department flags provisional status for District 50 under new rules, with appointed officers retaining control for seven months unless special conditions apply.
Chevrolet promotes the Corvair line with more interior space and trunk capacity across sedans and wagons. The Lakewood Station Wagon offers cargo up to 68 cubic feet while the Greenbrier Sports Wagon provides up to 175.4 cubic feet of space. The ads emphasize fuel economy, budget pricing, and a rear engine with smooth independent suspension.
A letter advocates Waterhouse and Peiffer as living representation for Pennsylvania and Corry, urging Democrats to back Waterhouse and Republicans to back Peiffer to persuade cross-party voters. A second note laments waning Corry football spirit, urging fans to rekindle support for the Beavers and rally the team with school pride.
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