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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1963

Page

3

Security Chief Quits Over Germans Working for Arabs

Israel’s longtime security head resigns amid a rift with Premier Ben Gurion over handling German rocket scientists in the United Arab Republic. Informed sources say Ben Gurion opposed dictating policy via the security chief, who masterminded the Eichmann kidnapping, with tensions rising after arrests of two alleged agents accused of plotting against a German missile scientist in UA arms plants. The Post notes Ben Gurion opposed attacks on West Germany over its nationals in UA facilities.

Seuwventumi Astaen Sector Israel David Ben- Gurion Gernan United Arab Republic Ben-Gu- Hon Adolf Eichmann Argentina Jerusalem Post Ben-Gurion U.A.R Post

Dem Chairman Attacks Plan to Cut Park Aid

ERIS-Otis B. Morse the State Democratic Chairman condemned Gov William W Scranton’s proposal to cut Presque Isle Park funding by 25 percent He called the move the rankest economy and warned of tourist revenue losses and deteriorating facilities He noted Peninsula visitors over the weekend reached 20925 with 15282 yesterday and 5043 on Saturday criticizing Scranton for changing his harbor dredging and highway promises.

Eris Otis B. Morse William W. Scranton Presque Isle Park Peninsula Presque Isle Scranton Morse

Reds Thwarted In Guatemala

Guatemalans faced a coup that mobilized both military and civilian ranks as the United States, while promoting democracy, watched with guarded silence. The event follows Ydigoras dictatorship and ties to regional moves including Costa Rican pledges to curb subversion and bolster economic growth.

C Ontinien Page Une US State Department Washington United States Alliance For Progress Ydigoras Guatemala Congress Kennedy Latin America

Caper Sparks Charges After Curfew Incident

City police warned Mrs. Miller that her daughter violated curfew after 11 p m on South Center Street and were to take her home. The Miller girl called her mother from the station and was allowed to return with the Hepler girl, raising questions of consent. State Police investigate and plan charges against Winchell or his passenger, identity not known.

Epunuen Aun Hepler Mrs. Miller Gil Will Fle Winchell

Mansfield Plans Fast Senate Pace For September Adjournment

Senator Mansfield outlined a tight three track plan to speed major Kennedy proposals to the Senate floor by late summer. He said the record will be judged by quality of legislation and named transit and youth employment bills, a wilderness measure, and nominations to head Satellite Communications as priorities. The speaker noted the House faces budget battles and routine bills ahead of Easter.

Mansfield Pdo Montana Senate Congress Kennedy New Satellite Communications Corporation Albert Gore D-Tenn House Interior Department Treasury Post Office

Driver Led Trooper in 140 MPH Chase Near Meadville

Ray mond Clifford Wenzel of Pittsburgh led Trooper Thomas Sanich on a seven mile pursuit reaching speeds up to 140 mph after spotting radar north of Meadville. Wenzel was clocked at 83 mph, rammed a car off the road, then halted in a dirt field before pleading guilty to speeding and reckless driving and paying $35 in fines.

Meadville Pittsburgh Raymond Clifford Wenzel Thomas Sanich Wenzel Banich Justice of the Peace Wesley Slleter

New York Presses End Strike With Unified Front

Long Island Star Journal notes suspension and return of publication on March 4 as the Post resumes. For 27 days papers printed 750,000 copies daily, surpassing normal circulation. The Mirror and Daily News trumpet the comeback with celebratory front pages and ads. Editorials urge improved labor management relations and warn no party wins a strike of this size.

Daily News Herald Tribune Robert F. Wagner The Times News and Mirror the Times

First Family Pays Visit To Gettysburg

President and Mrs Kennedy spent a sunny weekend at Gettysburg visiting the battlefield and the former president Dwight D. Eisenhower’s home nearby. The Kennedys, with Caroline and aides, toured the site, viewed Pickett’s Charge history, and flew from Gettysburg to Camp David.

Gettysburg Kennedy Batteground Ars Dwight D .the Treenhiners California Kennedys Caroline Paul Fay Catoctin Mountains Thurmont North American Pickett Camp David

Destroy Pony Hit By Passing Car

A pony belonging to Gerald Sterling of Hydetown was destroyed Saturday afternoon after being struck by a car. The pony’s leg was broken in the accident. Eyewitnesses said the incident occurred when one of the Sterling children was riding the pony near the road, the animal bolted onto the highway and threw the child before being euthanized in the John Sullivan barn.

aLvuaginus Gerald Steling Hydetown John Sullivan Sterling

Franklin Man Admits Staying In New Mexico

Franklin man Harold Leroy Brown 37 admitted killing Texas man Alvin Thoren 85 during an argument in a Carlsbad New Mexico motel room around February 21. He told FBI agents he moved Thoren’s body to West Palm Beach Florida and buried it in an Army foot locker. Murder charges to be filed in Carlsbad.

Albuquerque N. M Harold Leroy- Brown Franklin Texas FBI Brown Grants N.M Alvin Thoren Harlinzon Tex Carlsbad Thoren West Palm Beach Fla Hawkins

Boleropa Finishes Ahead in Jamaica Yacht Race

Boleropa led the Miuta Montego Bay yacht race amid heavy seas yesterday near Montego Bay Jamaica, taking a commanding early lead before the event concluded.

Montego Bay Jamaica Boleropa Miuta

Hal Boyle Americana: Verses on Liberty and Odd Facts

New York AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys lighthearted and reflective snippets from mailbag readers. He notes women’s argumentative edge, quirky state laws on pickle juice and elephant farming, and oddities about liberty, aging habits, and ancient quotes. The column blends humor with trivia.

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