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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
6
Sherman N. ., a 21 year old from New York, pled guilty to drunken driving after police spotted him erratic driving on West Smith Street. Judge E mer Evans fined him $100 and costs. A blood test showed a 0.24 content. A New Yorker, he was arrested in the Esso Hall parking lot.
In Plaine Jarres the neutralist premier urged restraint as clashes persisted between pro and anti centralist forces. The Pathet Lao led by Gen Sinkiho pressed border actions, while authorities pledged to watch for further fighting and uphold any agreed truce despite ongoing tensions.
Fire investigations in Berks County linked two separate blazes to property damage over 100000 dollars and left nine people homeless. A Furnace Hill store and four adjacent houses were destroyed injuring one, while a farm barn near Bally burned with silo and equipment damage. cattle were saved though the total loss nears thirty thousand dollars on that farm.
Fred Mudruver, a Dallas area hemophilia patient, returned home for Easter after months in Baylor Medical Center. He endured eight operations since January as doctors battled uncontrolled bleeding requiring large blood transfusions. Donations from classmates, prisoners, soldiers, and Dallas residents, aided by a blood bank exchange, finally stabilized his condition. he received over 38 pints of blood since October and left hospital with family by his side.
Fred Obl 59 director of special services for the television radio and audiovisual committee of the Presbyterian Church USA died Saturday in northern Laos. Widespread suspicion surrounds plan to eliminate neutralist forces as they seek to bottle up dissident groups. Prince Souvanna Phouma met with Kong Le Sinkapo and Col Deuiane as Rohe Le claimed the Pathet Lao intends to trap forces in the Plaine area north of Vientiane.
Philadelphia Bulletin executives Robert Taylor and Farl Selby were sentenced to five days in jail and fined 1000 dollars each for contempt after refusing to reveal information about sources tied to alleged wrongdoing at City Hall. Their jail terms were stayed, and they were released on bond pending appeal to the state Supreme Court. They refused to purge themselves, citing protection of sources under a 1937 law, while Judge Kelley allowed editing to protect identities except for John Pitzpatrick.
Adlai E. Stevenson told the Organization of American States that Cuba's freedom will be restored. He urged Latin American allies to prevent another Fidel Castro, noting the Kennedy administration favors long range economic and diplomatic pressure rather than a military assault.
Franklin Virginia with a population around seven thousand two hundred is cited as having fluoride levels in its water five times the U S Public Health Service maximum. FHA officials say they are forming a national policy on cosmetic brown tooth issues while Franklin officials seek reversal of a building permit denial.
President Kennedy enjoyed a light Easter cruise aboard a 92 foot presidential yacht. He joined family for Mass at his father’s home then took a 15 minute sail, receiving salt spray as PT boat skipper watches noted his skill. A twin hull catamaran then captivated his attention before docking.
The scene describes John F Kennedy in a tan windbreaker taking off his shoes and boarding a sailboat with Undersecretary of the Navy Paul Fay after a ladder was placed over the boat. A spectator asks for a ride as the craft glides past on close runs.
The Kennedy Malls steel producer, third in sheet steel output, said the boosts would affect less than half its production. Kaiser Steel Corp., ninth largest, announced no plans to raise prices. US Steel and other major producers offered comments while Mullestien declined.
A Pennsylvania State University analyst says overall business activity across the state has leveled off with a slow decline since last year. Ned Shilling of the Bureau of Business Research notes most sectors show little change, though steel is in a brief boom due to auto production and inventory growth. He expects activity to hold steady and likely improve over the coming months, with steel shipments and price movements cited.
Local bakery lists Danish pastries birthday cakes and a delivery option. Contact details include phone numbers 55 2192 and references to beverage distributor Belor Ale Sol. Page fragment provides limited context but indicates product offerings and delivery service.
Pleasant weekend weather drew thousands to Pennsylvania highways but proved deadly as nine people died in traffic accidents. The count followed 12 deaths the prior weekend and 21 the weekend before, despite lower overall traffic than the two preceding weeks.
Mass at St. Thomas Church for Mrs. Katharine Costello followed by a blessing service at the church. Interment planned at St. Thomas Cemetery with bearers Charles Costello Al Duke Michael Lynch George Downey and George and Michael Several. Out-of-town attendees included Thomas Costello of Reading Mrs James Bryant New York City Mrs Anne Lindquist Santa Monica Calif Mrs Mary Clark Mrs Robert Filson and daughter Christy all of New Bethlehem Pa and Charles Costello of Erle.
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