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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
4
Editorial laments focus on Bible reading in schools and a Arizona ruling on standing for the National Anthem, arguing society ignores major issues like the H bomb space race and civil rights. It critiques secularism and suggests readers prefer light gossip over weighty policy debates. The piece criticizes political correctness and laments cultural shifts in commentary.
A reader questions when Protestant Bible reading in public schools became a symbol of Christianity. The letter argues that reading the Bible alone does not guarantee belief or practice and opposes removal of school Bible reading as unconstitutional. Signed by 4 M Gates.
Don Knotts, famed for nervy characters, has grown into a steadier presence on The Andy Griffith Show now in CBS’s third season. A West Virginia native, Knotts has earned three Emmys for his supporting role and dreams up fresh characters beyond his iconic nervous deputy persona. He recalls creating the deputy role with Andy Griffith when the show was in early development.
The Corry Evening Journal lists its offices and staff including publisher George A. Sample and city editor William Baloo in Clarion format. It details advertising, production, and management roles and notes multiple office locations in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as part of its organizational notes.
A radio commentator denounces U S foreign aid policies under Kennedy and today, attacking aid to Vietnam and Latin America while highlighting the burden on American taxpayers. He accuses officials of hypocrisy and contrasts abroad generosity with home scarcity, urging restraint.
Drew Pearson argues that differences between Turkey and Soviet allied states shape Western strategy. He notes Turkey’s extensive U S aid and military presence, contrasts Turkish urban life with socialist cities, and questions military rule’s impact on progress. He cites Romanian leader Gheorghiu-Dej on arms spending versus economic needs.
Overseas serviceman can file for divorce in the country where stationed and it may be recognized here if procedural safeguards are met. Spousal support depends on divorce type. absolute divorces end support obligations, separations hinge on terms. The New York excerpt critiques teacher duties and pay, noting age, degree expectations, and side jobs as issues.
Labor Day weekend saw 557 traffic deaths, a record for the holiday, surpassing 501 last year and matching Independence Day totals for four days. Nationwide toll for January through August reached 22,090, a yearly record, with California leading state fatalities.
James Crosby and family from Michigan visit Bear Lake relatives while Alec Perkins and Mary Barry of Ohio, the Burch family from California, and Autumn Price with Charlene join local gatherings. Bear Lake Labor Day parade proves a big success with the Bear Lake float winning first prize, Clyde Manwaring earning second, and Boy Scouts placing third. Joann Crosby crowned queen for the year.
Hal Boyle sketches a slice of Americana through overheard comments at a rural school setting. Parents discuss discipline, reputation, and local politics while a longtime teacher exits to retirement.
Crawford County Grand Jury heard the conclusion of testimony in charges against Titusville Councilman William J. Milliken. District attorney's office expected no bills to be returned until today. Milliken faces two counts of fraudulent conversion for city property use and for charging a tailpipe and clamps to the city. A charge involving city air spray and toilet bowl deodorant to a city employee was dropped.
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