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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
4
A reflective piece questions police powers amid the prolonged 73 day detention of an accused man in Brie. It contrasts American civil liberties with European police state history, critiques secrecy, and urges transparency from district attorneys and courts while leaving guilt to a jury. It cites the Willman case and notes the arrest dates and officials involved.
A New York AP column surveys mid century trends: more middle class wives work outside the home, rising older working women, and income brackets. It notes taller teens, teen pregnancies, longer male lifespans, and phrases on sincerity from Latin roots. Also mentions tuberculosis myths, a student joke, and elevator impatience.
Lebanon and Greensburg teams prize winners at the th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Blue Firemen’s Association. Liberty County teams tied for second as uniformed crews showcased apparatus and response displays amid a spirited civic event.
Jim Bishop surveys twentieth century thought on science and human limits. Hannah Arendt and Erwin Schrödinger are cited about mankind’s reach into outer space and submicroscopic worlds, noting ego, language gaps, and the shifting line between fact and belief as science expands.
Dispatches report Allied troops entering Naples amid bombardment as Britain and America wage air and sea campaigns. Congress debates draft, quotas loom, and local salvage drives push for wartime materials. Pieces touch on Einstein era critiques, future science, and a Pennsylvanian shell allotment for small game season amid war shortages.
Area residents anticipate a busy schedule as scientists at the Baron PA Rowsted Center in Cleveland report nightly and daily aerial conditions. The timetable lists multiple time windows with winds overhead and temperatures described as high in the southwest regions throughout the week.
Miss Roberta H. Hawk of Weldhank and Lawrence Mack of Stoneham narrowly escaped injury when their car stalled on a railroad crossing in Sheffield Saturday night. They attempted to push it clear but abandoned efforts as an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad Freight train approached. Police said the auto owned by Mack was demolished. No injuries or damage reported to the train or engineer.
A report notes several members of Congress keep relatives on the public payroll, with names and monthly sums ranging from about 132 to 999 dollars. It observes some relatives work at home while others may be unseen workers. The piece questions voter awareness and hints at possible future eliminations at the ballot box. It also covers Birmingham bombings and racial tension, contrasting with Atlanta’s long-standing Negro self‑defense and calls for reassessment of local race relations.
Corry Evening Journal lists offices on West South Street Corry Pa with staff roles and advertising reps. It notes Associated Press rights and subscription prices 18.00 yearly 10.00 in advance by mail and 0.50 per week by carrier. display deadline 9 am prior issue date.
The article blames Birmingham as a company town under steel moguls, noting attacks and strong anti external interference. It cites national shock at violence, and urges support for America’s Conscience Fund in Washington 20007 to rebuild and promote better human relations.
The text outlines that authors may write biographies of celebrities using life facts without heirs consent, but private papers and letters require family permission. It notes such private materials are personal property and publication needs estate approval.
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