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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
4
Editorial ponders aging through quotes from Rabbi Sanford Seliyon and notes contrasts in age perception. It questions when age affects roles from academia to athletics and politics, urging the view that youth is bound to faith and fear, while maturity is marked by doubt and hope.
A garbled passage questions who should provide care for individuals, contrasting paternal and self reliance concepts. It references terms connected with government roles and taxation, framing a critique of state versus personal responsibility. The text appears from a periodical page with fragmented phrasing.
A September 5 20 years ago report outlines a drastic presidential order aimed at curbing runaway wage and price increases. Officials warned of broader labor and economic tensions as the nation faced potential spiraling costs and unrest, with mentions of Pearl Harbor fallout and wartime labor dynamics influencing policy debates.
A garbled note recalls a local event from four decades past. Fragmentary words point to a ceremony or gathering involving individuals named Renata and Lin Vet, with vague references to a venue and people in attendance. The exact details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented text mentioning meetings and names across multiple lines with unclear context. Potential references to individuals such as Wally Whsparutiuly and Lewin Mii De, plus scattered city or organization fragments. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent event, date, or location.
The column argues President Kennedy shifts toward moderate liberalism in selecting Justices, praising Felix Frankfurter's belief in law to protect individuals from tyranny and predicting Arthur Goldberg will share similar philosophy. It stresses law, contracts, and labor stability as guiding principles, urging protection of citizens against tyranny and support for a strong, principled judiciary.
Reporters recount Charlton Heston in Madrid asked about a menu item misheard as ailerons with rice. He and wife Lydia joke and joke about language, films, and Spain while noting Heston’s film work and family life in the area.
President Kennedy criticized Soviet and Cuban military aid, warning of gravest issues if buildup signals aggression. The report traces weeks of tension, noting Soviet arms, technicians, and possible Cuban defenses, with senators pressing for tougher action amid the Soviet Cuban pact.
Jamestown Macadamami Co employees rejected the International Union of Operating Engineers APL CIO in a representation election. Eight votes were against and three in favor, as reported by the National Labor Relations Board in Buffalo. The dispute followed a failed bid to name a bargaining agent and a strike ended August 24. The company employs 12 workers and had earlier withdrawn unfair labor practice charges based on picketing.
New York AP reports businessmen align with consumers in keeping to earlier economic projections despite stock market declines in May and June. August commerce data show planned spending at 37.2 billion dollars, up from last year and topping 1957 record, with long term expansion still expected despite government budget shifts and tax rule changes. Kentucky teacher Alic Lloyd, 4, dies in Pip pa Passes. founder of Caney Junior College in 1925 after decades of school work.
The Corry Journal details its daily publication, staff roles, and national advertising representation. It notes exclusive AP republication rights for local news and AP archives access across several major cities and office addresses.
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