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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1961
Page
2
Spot Line-O-Ads notes Women of Moost gather Thursday August 3 for a formal officers enrollment night at 7:30. Also lists hospital admissions discharges and local notices including beauty shop closure July 29 to August 9, and multiple business and social notices from Union City and surrounding areas.
Reported in harsh ciphered text, Soviet second man in space was claimed to be due within a week or ten days. The item mentions booster rocket activity and official preparation, with references toCriesa and Merinige of tities Hue, suggesting heightened space race expectations amid wariness.
A fragmented local notice discusses extending bar hours to 2 a.m. on Sundays in Lihue, citing regulatory debates and community impact. Names and places are garbled. the core point is ongoing discussion on late-night alcohol service.
Atlas missile model B completed its second successful test off Ascension Island, aiding designs for heavier payloads and greater range. The test gathered data on re entry heat, capsule recovery, and flight instrumentation, informing future deployment plans this year.
During a three day state visit by President Kwane Nkhi Mali to Ghani, FPXCHANGE Ambassadors and Ghana agreed on a framework to exchange technology and expertise. The talks concluded yesterday.
James Marlow analyzes Britain's drift toward joining the European Common Market and the broader idea of a United Europe. He traces the origins of coal and steel cooperation and talks through Britain's cautious stance, ENTA, and the potential move to a United States of Europe, driven by economic and geopolitical pressures.
Eight Cuban prisoners who sought U S ransom returned to a Cuban jail after traveling from Miami yesterday with four members of the Cuban exile tractor committee. The group aimed to press Fidel Castro to release prisoners a few at a time as tractors became available. The committee, formed after Tracts for Freedom negotiations near Detroit ended, offered 500 small tracts. Castro demanded more. Two negotiation team members stayed in the United States. Reinaldo Pico Aldeiro Colla remained behind seeking political asylum. On arrival, the other eight issued a statement criticizing Pico and Golfino before being returned to their cells.
Penn State and Jefferson Medical College study a program to cut the years of medical education by eliminating duplicate courses. President Erle A. Walker said the plan aims to save students time, potentially usable by September 1962 if both schools approve.
The Associated Press opened its Kuala Lumpur bureau in Malaya with A. J. McIntyre, a Singapore native who joined AP in 1947, heading the operation and handling collection and distribution of news from the Malayan capital.
In Greenville Pennsylvania AP a 69 year old Merver County minister died yesterday in Greenville Hospital just one day after he retired after 87 years in service Pastor Joseph C Kling smth had led St Johns Lutheran Church in Greenville since 1847 He also served as secretary of the Bethesda Orphan Home board in Meadville for more than 20 years He retired Sunday due to health reasons.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey pledges long-range welfare planning to counter calls for rapid domestic retrenchment while backing the New Frontiers program. He argues military buildup must not sacrifice domestic programs or long term living standards for the underdeveloped nations.
AP reports a new committee revisits site and financing for a Phillies stadium. Preference biased toward Center City, but Mayor Richardson Dibworth had favored a northeast site away from hotels. A nine member committee is named as the search resumes, with the only center city option near the Pennsylvania Railroad main station at 30th and Market streets.
Olivia de Havilland, after six years in France, has a daughter Gisele Galante who speaks French, a book titled My War With the French, and a new sense of identity. She balances wife and mother duties with acting, enjoying stability as wife to Pleyre Galatte, editor of Paris Match.
A would-be hijacker aboard a flight threatened captain Cleal and yelled take off or I’ll take over. Britt fired twice, was overpowered by three passengers including attorney J Mherk Hutchinson and Clifford Jackson, then restrained and hospitalized for observation. He claimed marital tensions and a bluff without a ticket. Olivia was in London for Light in the Piazza.
Olivia, born in Tokyo to a distinguished English family and educated in the United States, discusses her struggle with fame and identity. She pursued two paintings a year, sought roots in England, and faced a Warner Brothers contract crisis. She reflects on marriages, feuds, citizenship, and periodic leaves from France as her family maintains American citizenship for themselves and son Bee.
Doroth Heil Lawlor 38, executive with the United States Information Agency, dies from burns suffered in a hotel fire. She was chief of publications for the agency's European photo section.
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