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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
1
Tornado Toll and Barn Fire Raze Glenwood Zoo
Two killed and about 70 injured as a severe storm, officials say likely a tornado, struck Glassport and nearby towns with 90 mph winds. The Glenwood Zoo barn fire in Erie caused $17,500 in damage, with two Clydesdales saved and hydrants hampered firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassport
Bay
Pittsburgh
Kennedy Leaves Cape Cod After Relaxed Weekend
President Kennedy returned to Washington from a carefree Cape Cod weekend at Hyannisport Massachusetts. He had one scheduled appointment with Ambassador to Turkey Raymond A Hare. The Kennedy family presence was typical of summers here since his boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Cape Cod
Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Washington
Turkey
Raymond A. Hare
State allocates 400000 for Columbus Dam project
The Pennsylvania Legislature approved an extra 275000 from General State Authority funds to reach a total 400000 for the Columbus Dam. Senator Joseph Goldstein introduced the bill, with a meeting planned later this month or in September to finalize details with the Fish Commission directors. Earlier estimates had reached 600000, but authorities believe 400000 suffices. In separate news, medical pioneer Dr Clyde M McFall, 83, founder of UCLA Medical School, died in Inglewood California after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartisburg
Columbus
General State Authority
Joseph Goldstein
Warren
The
Fish Commission
Corry
Inglewood
Calif
Clyde M. McFall
Ucla Medical School
George Washington University
Penn Dems Attack GOP Over State Legislature Record
In Harrisburg the Democratic and Republican state chairmen clashed over the General Assembly’s achievements after a sine die session. Morse called the record bleak, dominated by a tax program and high sales tax, while Truax and Gov. Scranton praised the legislature for education, industrial development, civil service, and care for the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Olis B. Morse
Craig Truax
Gov. Scranton
Truax
United and Strong
Morse
Pennsylvania
Page Lve
Soviet Delegation Snub By Public At Hiroshima Conference
In Hiroshima, 14 Soviet delegates led a mass snub during Chao Pi chu's speech at the ninth world conference against nuclear bombs. They faced away from the speaker at the war memorial as the audience applauded the Chinese lines and Khrushchev hailed the treaty as a peaceful victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Japan
Hiroshima Peace Park
Yugoslavia
Chao Pi-chu
Moscow
Yuri Zhukov
Pravda
Communist Party
Chao
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bounce Photos Off Syncom II Test Links US Nigeria
New York report describes three news items and two photos bounced via Syncom 1 satellite in a test linking United States and Nigeria Africa. transmissions originated from Lakehurst New Jersey, 22023 miles above earth, received in Lagos. test used two U.S. wire services delivering about 2300 words each, at six words per minute, five minutes per transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Yanks and Korean Reds Exchange Fire Again
Week end traffic toll rises with three injured in two Centerville Corry area crashes. Richard J Heeter dr 17 and his mother Martha Heeter 80 suffered injuries after their car left Route 17 near Centerville and struck several posts. Heeter in Tidusville Hospital with nose fracture and body injuries. Trooper Miller estimates car damage at $2000 and hints at possible charges. In a second wreck Donna Hall 22 of Corry hurt when a car she rode rolled after being struck by Robert Reynolds 8, also Corry, and veered off Route 277 hitting Richard Smith 28’s car. Reynolds car damage $600 to $100 and Hall car $400. charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven Persis
Ponce
Centerville
Tidusville
Richard J Heeter
Martha Heeter
David Miller
Corry
Hester Aurse
Donna Hall
West
Washington Street
John Evanko
Hall
Route 277
Evankos
Robert Reynolds
Richard Smith
Tousville
Reynolds
Smith Auto
Evanko
Foot Thrown Through Window Kills Man on Japanese Train
A severed foot crashed through a window of a speeding Osaka to Tokyo express. One passenger died at scene, seven injured. A man around 22 allegedly leaped through the window, leaving sandals behind. Another train in opposite direction reportedly propelled the limb into a tax official, who died of a crushed liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Tokiko Ishikawa
Osaka
Shiryaburo Tanabe
Nuclear Ban Treaty Signed by United States Britain and USSR
MOSCOW the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty at the Kremlin. Secretary of State Dean Rusk British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko signed as Premier Khrushchev watched. Rusk called it a first step toward a secure peaceful world though not a complete ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
API
Thien States
Soviet Union
Prand Kremlin Palace
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Wareten
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tine Pyemer Khrushchev
Rusk
United States
Senate OK Of Nuclear Pact Is Quoted In Keating Hope
Washington AP Sen Kenneth B Keating predicts overwhelming Senate approval for the limited nuclear test ban treaty if Secretary of State Dean Rusk denies any under the table deals A two thirds vote is required President Kennedy said Moscow talks produced no other agreements Thurmond questioned trust in Khrushchev Hartman said no tricks but readiness to resume testing if the Soviets break the pact
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
Senate
Dean Rusk
Keating
New York
Rusk
U.S
Moscow
Tam
Kealing
Kennedy
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Khrushchev
Cuba
Southeast Asia
W. Averell Hartiman
NBC
United States
Ward scandal sparks renewed court action and fallout
London reports indicate further court action looms after the Stephen Ward suicide, as lawyers expect probes into witnesses Vicky Barrett and Ronna Ricardo Ad ctional scrutiny targets the trial’s handling of Ward who faced vice charges but was found guilty only on two counts. Public sympathy grows amid Ward’s death and links to Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice Davies, with Prime Minister Macmillan's government shaken and Profumo’s resignation looming. In St Louis, King Peter II of Yugoslavia received a warm welcome on a goodwill tour among Serbians in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ward
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice Davies
Vicky Barrett
Ronna Ricardo
Jobin Profimo
Keeler
Macmillan
Profumo
ST. Louis
Peter II of
Yugoslavia
Peter
U. S
13 Americans Repel Raid By Seven Enemies In Battle
Thirteen American soldiers fought off seven North Korean attackers near a DMZ outpost during an eight day clash on the Korean front. Casualties included two American deaths from shrapnel. North Korea denied UN charges, calling them fabrications, while the UN warned of potential consequences. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US First Cavalry Division
Karen
Koren
North
South Korea
North Korea
Armistice Commission
U.N. Command
Labor Secretary Hears Rail Factions in a Bid for Negotiations
Labor Secretary Wirtz summoned railroad management and unions to renew talks amid a looming nationwide rail strike threat. The labor department, pressing for a four year stalemate over jobs rules, plans a July rail troop if Congress acts or a settlement emerges. Reynolds said talks show serious intent, with Wirtz offering framework for hard bargaining and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington AP
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress Acta
Tabor Department
Wirtz
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
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