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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
4
An editorial notes Nanticoke bans student autos without special permission to curb risky driving near schools. It cites hazards from juvenile gangs and street racing, praising the move as a serious, necessary measure echoed by nearby communities.
The Vermont agriculture department reports a total livestock count of 383 213, challenging the old axiom that Vermont has more cows than people. The 1960 census cites about 390 000 residents, suggesting the myth is overstated.
The article argues Soviet leaders concede some profit sharing with workers and industries, signaling a partial move toward capitalism. It warns the change could mirror US concerns about taxation and incentives, potentially softening the economy as the profit motive adjusts.
A Missouri scientist suggests some animals suffer nervous breakdowns when tied to human association, noting that people can experience similar stress from social contact. The Washington Mo reports on these provocative ideas and their reception.
Cheyenne searches for a legal remedy to free a railroaded lawman. Janet Leigh guest stars on Ive Got a Secret with a mysterious secret. Rifleman features Lou Mallory and two girls in a saloon tale amid smallpox panic. Danny Thomas pursues humor abroad. Andy Griffith rounds out the evening with Aunt Bee away plot. Ben Casey story centers on a blind patient and a doctor’s help.
George Sokolsky argues the 1960 campaign has become a slugging match between Kennedy and Eisenhower though both share similar principles. He surveys Cuba’s rise, listing dates from 1956 to 1960, noting Castro’s Communist links, U.S. reactions, and global Cold War tensions shaping policy and rhetoric.
Reporter Jim Bishop depicts a crowded hospital corridor filled with visitors bearing flowers and fruit. Amid whispered greetings and urgent room numbers, nurses juggle patients and fragile moments as doctors arrive late amid whispered fears and fading strength.
Corry area notes feature Miss Patricia Ladd in Washington for a Citizenship Short Course, local 4H publicity plans, comments on sidewalk work and engineering, and idle gossip. Also covered are educators at an Erie teachers institute, local political barbs, a coat swap in South Center Street, and service members from Corry area entering Navy training or stationed abroad.
In Washington roosevelt signals Congress on farm and industry drafts as older soldiers may be released to munition work. Across New York and Erie, civil defense training progresses with Garrall and Putnam guiding refresher courses. Local sports note Charley Keefer’s 258 game, while a public rally and fund drives advance for Corry War Fund and municipal airport, with Polish refugee speaker Casmir Rysiowaki slated for a high school rally.
A clippings style summary notes Pennsylvania residents reported total personal income of 25.984 billion, more than Texas plus Oklahoma. The piece speculates on polls and a governor’s diary after November 6 ballots, discusses political fear of big government, and mentions public sentiment toward state and national leadership. It also covers fashion wig prices rising, stores planning hair hats, a Cortland area cosmetics effort, and Fraternal Order of Police views on retaining Col. Frank McCartney as police commissioner amid department maneuvering.
Charles F. Stuart fifty four year old magazine and feature editor for the James town Post Journal died of a heart attack Friday night while driving home from a high school football game in Fredonic. He was transporting eight students when the collapse occurred and his son John saved the wagon from overturning by grabbing the wheel. Stuart had previously served as city editor of the afternoon paper and later held various posts at papers in Oil City and Corry.
The Corry Evening Journal provides publishing details including staff roles and advertising representatives. It notes postal and pricing terms, carrier delivery, and display ad deadlines while crediting The Associated Press for local news and listing contact avenues for advertising inquiries.
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