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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
5
In Our Opinion This Is Peacetime Our view argues against the idea of peace amid global conflicts. The piece notes ongoing wars in Vietnam and Korea and unrest in Africa Asia and Europe. It cautions that nuclear tensions and political shifts threaten stability worldwide.
President Kennedy calls for swift passage of a tax cut amid pressure to curb the federal budget. He criticizes “credit card government” and urges against delaying the bill, while Republicans warn of compulsory spending cuts of up to 4 billion next year. Democrats hail the speech as aiding the bill’s fate in a tense vote.
Local newspaper masthead for the Corry Evening Journal lists editors and staff roles, advertising manager and printing details. It includes distribution offices in Detroit and Philadelphia, AP exclusive rights statement, and mail and carrier rates. The fragment ends with a display advertising deadline of 9 am.
Paul Harvey reflects on the allure of Hawaii and white flight era stereotypes, blending travelogue with social commentary. He contrasts idyllic island life with persistent segregationist limits, noting Doris Duke's influence and reflecting on Kennedy era civil rights pledges and the slow opening of housing to all races.
A young defendant, Walter Mista, was acquitted of murder charges after a Wednesday trial. The case involved the shooting of his father, a brother named Ronald, and other family members, with testimony noting insanity considerations and disputed intent.
Letter from Drew Pearson discusses two Ivins and a trip through Europe, noting Moscow circus ties and hopes to show Americans how Russians laugh. Mentions grandfather, travels from Swapone to Chanute, and a United States showing of a communist country tour with Americans invited to view.
In a reflective memoir segment, the narrator cites Pravda and Tayesthi branding his grandfather a warmonger and monopolist tool, while noting shifts in Soviet and Romanian press over decades. He recalls urging people-to-people friendship from 1946 onward, meeting Eisenhower, launching balloons near the Cechoslovak border, and the Summit in Geneva.
The Tionesta Joint School Board orders continued Bible readings in classrooms and opening exercises, with a 10 to 3 vote. Karl Bellfort cites a Supreme Court ruling, while the attorney general questions legality and notes no punitive action. Boehm warns teachers not to be bound by boards’ actions.
Corry Budge & Supply Company won the bid to supply 100 feet of guard rail for a new bridge, bidding $1,513. Another bid from Trott Chomiins Supply Corp. faced conflict, while Corry again secured a second contract to provide a new show plow for $1,475. Harborcreek supervisors considered terms, with the town offering potential purchase of the plow.
Unclear notes report a first winter set at Co Conelwa with a church Rev and others. Mentions include Elwin Going ForR Elwin F at Tuesday Club, Mr. Ful hy Olin, and attendees like Thomas Cl ner and Jose Bristol amid a display of slides and activations.
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