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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1963

Page

3

Riot at British Columbia prison holds guard hostage

More than 600 inmates in four maximum security wings rioted at N W Westminster British Columbia after a guard was taken hostage in an auditorium. Police and RCMP fire tear gas as 150 officers tried to quell the uprising now described as the largest in the prison’s history.

N&w Westminister B.C Fom Hall Hall Royal Canadian Mounted Police Lower British Columbia Guiards James Barry Fraser River Vancouver

Auto Makers Shouldn't Race Says AMC Chief at Conference

Roy Abernethy of American Motors Corp urged automakers to quit racing. Speaking at Carnegie Institute of Technology, he argued auto racing tests do not reflect real highway performance and that the cars are specialized models not available to the public.

Pirrsburgh Roy Abernethy American Motors Corp Carnegie Institute of Technology Abernethy

Yale Head Cancer Victim dies at 56 of cancer in New Haven

Yale University president Whitney Griswold, a 56 year old scholar and advocate of academic freedom, architecture, and higher pay for professors, died at his home after a battle with cancer. A Yale alumnus and former history professor, he led a major campus expansion and criticized McCarthyism and the defense education act disclaimer.

New Haven Joseph R. McCarthy Yale Congress God Man William F. Buckley Griswold Kingman Brewster Jr Harvard Law School

Armco Rescinds Steel Price Increase Amid Adjustments

Armco Steel Corp the nation's sixth largest producer rescinded its $4.50 per ton price hike on steel plates. A spokesman said the cut would make Armco's prices more competitive and noted reductions in hot and cold rolled sheets and enameling sheets to competitive levels. Other hikes remain in effect as the steel market adjusts to new prices. Republic Steel Corp of Cleveland had also cut several recent increases.

Sleseeremen Wav. Uy Armco Steel Corp Armco Republic Stee Corp Cleveland

Union City Livestock Sale Prices Reported

Thursday's sale lists hogs good and choice 14 to 15, sows 11 to 13, beef cows 14 to 164, canner and cutters 12 to 13, beef helfers 18 to 20, bills 18 to 20, veal calves 29 to 34, heavy and medium calves 20 to 27, lambs 18 to 20, reflecting price ranges across categories.

Union City

GM Leader Highest Paid In U S Auto Industry History

DETROIT AP Fredenc G Donner chairman of General Motors Corp earned 3791.475 last year making him the highest paid executive in U S auto history. Seven other GM directors and officers topped 300 000. Donner paid about 682 065 in federal taxes leaving 109 410 net. The prior GM peak was Harlowe Curtice at 776 400 in 1955. Donner's 3791.475 included 201 475 salary 442 500 bonus and 147 500 contingent credits.

Detroit Fredenc G. Donner General Motors Corp U.S Donner Harlowe Curtice Domner John Gordon

Twentieth Century Club Elects Officers In Clymer

CLYMER The Twentieth Century Club elected its officers for the coming year after Reciprocity Day at Tennesser Gas Company. Officers include Velda Resels as president, Mints Leters as vice president, Hei Fayvnk as secretary, Bertha Wassltik as assistant secretary, Esther Baker as correspondence secretary, Grace Spiteer as treasurer, Gertrude Dam COL librarian, and Elizabeth Erwes as trustee. Several local residents and guests attended events and weddings noted, with travel plans and visits to relatives across New York and beyond.

Clymer Twentieth Century Club Tennesser Gas Company Clit House Missent Ubdicers Velda Resels Mints [Leters Hei Fayvnk Bertha Wassltik Esther Baker Grace Spiteer Gertrude Dam Col Eligabett Erwes Earl Beckerink Roger Beckerik Key West Fla Clayton Hunter Portland Tenn Russell Lictus Harold TenHaken Slaughter Bruce Hoffman Holland, Mich Floyd Amink Dora Jack Amnink Trenton N. J Dale Amink New York City James Belman Arletta Dean and Brett New Brunswick Frances Dunnewald al Hart Oriskany, N. J Lillian Legters Leo McCann

Grid Bettors Face Senate Inquiry Over Bets

Washington AP reports Paul Hori of Green Bay and Alex Kiterad of Detroit risk Senate subpoenas after NFL betting probes. Senator John L McClellan notes possible compulsion to testify under oath as investigators flag bets placed by players on college and pro games over several years. The suspensions followed an NFL probe, with publicized bets allegedly undisclosed until now.

Washington Paul Hori Green Bay Alex Kiterad Detroit Ledeue Stirs Senate John L McClellan Dark Trestlwatine Te Nel Fallowind Organizttion Pete Rozelle Horning McClellan College Orames Avy

Hartwick student and others visit relatives in Pittsburgh

Dennis Hogenboom of Hartwick College spent spring vacations in Clymer. Doris Rushink of New York City spent the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Rushink. Mr and Mrs Otis Fardink and Mr and Mrs Henry Habink visited relatives in Pittsburgh over the weekend.

Lyle Pardink Deborah J. Henry VanLente Holland, Mich Marilyn Gravink Waterford Cant Doleo Gravink Evanston TV Wilam Gravink Gravink-Sullivan Clymer Central School Washington, D.C Chapstanes Gail Thompson Nettle Legter Tereasa Rhebergen Ruth Rhebergen James Gravink Gordon Holthouse Minford Hinsdale Larry Rhebergen Howard Rhebergen Nancy Mallory William Gravink Philip Gravink Arthur Goggin Diane Pia Dahl Denmark California West Coast Linda Gravink Waynesburg College Larry Habink Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Dennis Hogenboom Hartwick College Clymer Doris Rushink New York City Edward Rushink Otis Fardink Henry Habink

Locating the Trieste Deepest Ocean Dive

The Office of Naval Research notes that the Trieste descended to 45 500 feet near Guam, recording depth and hull details. The craft, 50 feet long with a 1 foot outside hull diameter, uses a floodable gondola housing cameras and equipment connected to a fuel-like external structure.

Office of Naval Research Guam Dallast Mills

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