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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1962
Page
4
An editorial criticizes pacifist demonstrations and famous figures, accusing them of aiding communism and weakening U S resolve. It cites Kennedy, Russell, Khrushchev and Castro, warns of foreign meddling, and declares there is no honor among thieves as global tensions rise.
A Birmingham Michigan paper suggests a congressman favors the Navy operating an atomic merchant ship built to showcase US peacetime tech. The idea faces skepticism, as messengers in battle dress may hinder clear communication of the message.
October 30 report notes Britain's desert forces advancing in Egypt while American troops are stationed in Liberia on the West African coast. It lists twenty four Corry men ordered to report for induction on November 11 and 7, naming Edward P. Johnson and others. A gas explosion near Nea treat temorbning injures multiple workers. Four decades highlight local events including leadership change at General Wholesale Company, a gunshot wound case, a fall injuries update, and local football injuries.
George Sokolsky argues Kennedy’s Cuban speech shows a frightened yet decisive leader. He praises the blockade, NATO and OAS unity, condemns UN critic Thant and Khrushchev’s moves, and urges relentless pressure to dismantle Cuban missile bases while warning of Berlin and American resolve.
Paul Harvey reflects on unity and duty as Americans confront a major global threat. He praises bipartisan resolve, warns against fear, and recalls Eisenhower’s D Day exhortation while urging continued courage to defend freedom at home and abroad.
A fragment notes the humility and sorrow common to this people, reflecting quiet resilience amid hardship as the town recalls a difficult period. The brief text emphasizes shared grief and communal endurance.
Television schedule fragments list multiple programs with hosts and guests. COMBAT A features at 8 30 pm in peril scenes. RED SKELTON and JANE POWELL perform at 4 30 pm. JACE BENNY with Darla Hood at 9 30 pm. UNTOUCHABLES with Dane Clark and Herschel Bernhardt at 10 pm. GARRY MOORE with Carol Burnett and a famed violinist. CLOSE UP on prison rehabilitation at 1 30 pm. TONIGHT with Emily Yancy Nancy Vanderhelde Enrico archery champs. LATE SHOW Buckskin Frontier with Richard Dix.
Erie water officials warn that the school district has long enjoyed free water, with 45 facilities metered but not billed. Water Bureau Chief Wallace DeArment says council must decide, citing potential waste as Stadium usage far exceeds Academy High School.
Opposition within the Congress party grows against Menon as Nehru seizes control of duties amid talk Nehru may dismiss his close ally. Nehru warns against war while Red China readies for conflict and boasts the world’s largest army. Two planeloads of rapid-fire weapons arrive amid escalating tensions.
In the South Seas the narrator leads six men toward a gleaming green islet. Thirty young dusky damsels greet the crew with grapes and pomegranates as they land, sharing food and cloths on the sands. The captain contemplates staying overnight and speaks with Sowhatee, the prettiest of the hostesses.
British and Canadian sources discuss military aid with Britain delivering weapons as a purchased order begins. Canada pledges support while France is asked but silent. Rhodesia’s Premier Roy Welensky criticizes the Commonwealth for not rushing to aid India against a potential Chinese invasion.
Hal Boyle relays a dream about Bo whatee and Sowhatee on a lonely island as natives plan a forest talk while a captain contemplates a romantic escape Then the narrator awakens to his wife Frances asking about his weeklong vacation back at Cataloochie Ranch in the Great Smoky Mountains with no media or contact. He asks what happened while away and what is new.
Technical troubles forced a one day postponement of a launch to place a geodetic satellite for more accurate Earth measurements. The shot was rescheduled for 3:30 a.m. tomorrow at Cape Canaveral Florida.
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