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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1963
Page
1
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President Kennedy prepared to bury his son Patrick in a Mass conducted by Cardinal Cushing at the archbishop residence in Boston. Mrs Kennedy remained at Otis Air Force Base hospital after a Caesarean birth. Patrick died 39 hours after birth from hyaline membrane disease. Only 13 relatives were invited to attend the services and the burial planned for Holyhood Cemetery.
Former Governor David L. Lawrence urged acceptance of the nuclear test ban treaty with the Soviet Union during a Young Democratic Clubs of Pennsylvania event in Erie. He framed the pact as a step toward world peace while criticizing Governor Scranton’s tax and civil service policies. The gathering opened Friday and continues through Sunday.
Ronald P. Haines, 31, of Maple Shade New Jersey, fled after witnessing a 58 year old man and his eight year old daughter crushed to death by a moving stair at Garten State Park. He described wandering in a daze for days. Police said Haines was the sole witness to the deaths of John Patrick Sweeney and his daughter Peggy.
Edward Joseph, 10, of McDonald was fatally injured when he leaped from a moving truck in Midway Washington County. He struck his head on the pavement and died at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh a few hours later, according to State Police.
Eric Corry of Warren was sentenced in Warren County Court to one to six months in jail on a burglary charge. Donald Huffman, of 1343 West Main Street, pleaded guilty to stealing $5 from a home and had already served 30 days awaiting sentencing. Huffman, on probation in Erie County after a prior theft conviction, must serve up to 23 additional months for probation violation and was ordered to pay court costs.
Plans for Monday's mass demonstration in downtown Pittsburgh against Duquesne Light Co intensify after 21 hours of talks failed to reach a policy of compensatory hiring. Negro leaders demand preference for qualified Negro applicants over whites, seeking exclusive Negro hiring until 500 jobs are held by Negroes.
Prince Rodolfo Borg hese, 85, a member of a renowned Roman noble family linked to Pope Paul V, died yesterday after a long illness. The death marks the loss of a noted Italian aristocrat with historic ties to the Vatican and Roman society.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met in Bonn with West German leaders to secure support for the nuclear test ban treaty after talks with Premier Khrushchev. West German concerns centered on guarantees the pact would not endanger West Berlin, with Adenauer and Schroder pressing for assurances before ratification.
In Naples Italy six American servicemen were rescued after their twin engine U S Navy reconnaissance plane ditched off the Amalfi coast during a thunderstorm. They were brought to Naples aboard the destroyer Barton and reported in excellent condition with no injuries. Names listed include Lt Cmdr Harold H Kelly pilot and Lt Wayne Mal Son co pilot.
Buffalo police probe a stabbing death after the nude body of 23 year old Neil Herd was found in an east side playground by a friend who planned to meet him there. Investigators provided few details as they pursued clues about the fatal incident.
Senator Estes Kefauver former presidential hopeful and long time Tennessee Democrat died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a heart attack. He had served nine years in the Senate and was completing his third six year term. The news was announced by his administrative aide and family. he was noted for civil rights support and national tax policy positions.
The Union City Municipal Authority declined the single bid for an off-street parking lot after reviewing it in a Thursday meeting. Officials postponed a final decision and plan to revisit the issue in spring, while Koontz Equipment Co. of Pittsburgh lingers with an on-street proposal awaiting council action.
Authority members, after reviewing the high bid, rejected the proposal for work behind the Union City National Bank and the Ben Franklin Store on Main Street. The project included planning, blacktopping, metering, razing two buildings, building a stone wall along French Creek, and installing a coin changing machine. Wesley Allen, Authority manager, said bids would be reissued in spring, possibly split into multiple contracts. The Authority oversees water and sewer systems and requires borough Council approval for projects.
Senator Wallace F. Bennett says the United States should promise asylum and jobs to Russian troops who defect in Cuba. He argues broadcasting the offer would raise the cost of Soviet occupation and maintaining their forces. In Mexico City, special envoy Bloyen Smodiaks meets to plan a Tito visit to Latin America, with dates hinted for late September or early October.
State PoliceCorry sub station investigated three traffic accidents yesterday with no injuries totaling 975 in damage. Frank Wroblewski 89 of Waterford hit a State Highway Department grader near Lowville. Robert Wade 24 of Waterford and Kenneth Zaborowsk i swiped on Route 97 near Union City. Gary Kiel 17 of Parrsview was struck by a car on Route 19 south of Waterford injuring none.
The Journal devotes page three to the Hews Temple work and its ranks. O Carlyle Brock of Erie, North America’s second ranking noble Shiner, and Carl Thorman of Union City as Potentate of Zom Zom Temple attend. A ceremonial at Corry Area School this afternoon will admit 69 candidates, but the event is not open to the public.
A revived Nurthan Arlene with winds near 100 mph at its center moved toward eastern Canada's maritime provinces. As of 9 am it was 650 miles south of Newfoundland and 400 miles east of Delaware, heading northeast at 50 mph, with gale winds extending up to 150 miles from the center. The Weather Bureau expected landfall unlikely in the U.S., though effects could reach coastal areas by Sunday morning if the storm maintains its course.
A baby girl less than a week old was found crying outside St. Patrick's Church by two worshipers, William Schack and Mrs. Julia Mazelko. She was taken to Hamot Hospital then to St. Joseph's Home for Children. Officers will compare the beads bearing the name DaValle with vital records to locate the parents. Footprints were taken to aid the investigation.
Dense clouds of chlorine gas from a railroad tank car leaked through a broken pipe in a crowded Northeast Philadelphia district, injuring more than 350 people including many unprotected firemen and police rescuers. The incident, second in two weeks, began around 1 35 p m near Wonder Chemical Co as a significant gas cloud moved with a mile long wind, hospitalizing hundreds and prompting mass evacuation while no fatalities were reported.
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