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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1961
Page
4
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A Washington Harrisburg debate on protecting citizens from atomic fallout reveals stark divisions. Wealthier groups push for costly protections while most people face harsh choices about safety and survival. The piece notes widespread uncertainty about who is responsible for shielding the public and calls for rethinking priorities to ensure broader protection beyond the affluent.
The four part series surveys how government spending and monetary policy shape the dollar's value. President Kennedy argues spending boosts growth and, with ample money supply, keeps rates low to spur home building and consumer buying, while critics warn such policies inflate the dollar and push prices higher. The debate centers on whether current and future measures will curb or fuel inflation and affect living costs.
The current fiscal year’s deficit is seen as necessary by the administration yet inflationary by critics of large government spending. They warn that spending will drain industrial capacity, raising prices, while Budget Director David E Bell argues that even if spending tops 100 billion dollars by 1956, output should grow enough to keep the budget at roughly 16 percent of total spending.
Police report a home made bomb discovered on a porch near a McKeesport home. The device was described as smelling of dynamite and found at the residence of Edward G. Darling, disclosed by his father in law Aaron Horvitz. Darling had a prior 1957 conviction for receiving stolen goods tied to a $16,829 jewel theft in Scarsdale, NY.
Yesterday's golf championship at Corry Country Club concluded with a 38-hole final won amid a large gallery trailing the two finalists along the route. The event highlighted local strength and the community's engagement with golf.
Washington argues over how to replace Dag Hammarskjold as UN secretary general. Russia pushes for three secretaries general or firing Hammarskjold, while the United States backs continuity and a single secretary general. Possible temporary by way of acting titles faces veto risks in the Security Council and General Assembly.
Erie School Board secretary manager Louis J. Tullio announced cafeterias lost about $24,000 in the 1960 46 school year. He will inspect cafeterias personally to remedy the situation and a report is due at the October 11 board meeting. Board members debated plate lunch sales and lunch ticket plans, while concerns about line times for students were raised.
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