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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
6
A mother and daughter, Gertrude Washok and Donna Turk, pleaded guilty to shoplifting a $14.85 haul and were fined 26 plus costs after arraignment before Alderman Larry Fabrizi. Police from Daub Associates arrested them at 7 p.m.
About 111 youths turned out for physicals at Corry High with Head Coach Lou Hanna outlining preseason drills and expectations. Equipment for 90 players will be issued starting Monday evening, with seniors to sophomores outfitted first and freshmen Tuesday. First practice is Monday the 9th, with two-a-day sessions for two weeks, and the season opener against Warren set for Saturday at Sheen Athletic Field.
Poulstown Broadcasting Co seeks federal jurisdiction over alleged pirating of news items from the Pottstown Mercury. WPAZ argues only federal courts handle copyright acts and unfair competition, aiming to remove the case from state court to avoid multiple suits.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower sailed from Portsmouth aboard the destroyer Ghurka on a sentimental journey to Normandy beaches. The trip accompanies filming for next year’s 20th anniversary of the invasion. He earlier visited Southwick House, the wartime command HQ where the invasion order was issued.
Senator Abraham Ribicoff cited a Kennedy administration stance favoring restricted federal aid to church related schools. He referenced a July 3 letter from Education Commissioner Francis Keppel supporting federal aid to private education within constitutional means and clarified Kennedy opposes broad aid but supports targeted projects such as a chemistry laboratory. Mexico City diplomat Alfonzo de Rosenaweig Diaz dies at 77. former ambassador to Britain.
AP notes television rewards longevity and exposure, citing Burr Edwards and Jones. Henry Jones, a seasoned stage actor, will play the dean in ABCs Channing, with star billing and publicity shaping his career even after 500 TV roles. The piece discusses the tension between quantity and quality in TV storytelling and its impact on actors.
In the four years after 1950 he acted in about 200 television dramas, ranging from hayseed characters to killers. Channing may collide with CBS Danny Kaye and NBC Eleventh Hour on Wednesday nights as ABC schedules against rivals. Hugh Downs of NBC Today is composing long hair orchestra music for Wednesday, and developing a new audience participation show seeking network time.
The Labor Department reports moderate improvement across the country in July with gains in local labor markets. The Bureau of Employment Security notes Altoona as one of three areas showing improvement in the month.
Two unions representing about 81 000 GE workers in 72 plants opened three year contract talks with GE. The International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers demand a 4 percent annual wage rise and oppose a cost of living escalator clause dropped earlier. GE’s chief negotiator Phil D Moore urged no strike but warned domestic and foreign competition limits wage gains. Previous 1960 talks yielded a 7 percent increase over three years.
Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Union launched another unmanned Cosmos satellite, the 19th in the series begun on March 16, 1962. The mission aims to conduct scientific research from orbit.
A report notes a move from a group with 9 to 12 percent unemployment to a group with 6 to 9 percent joblessness, indicating a local change in labor conditions.
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