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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
2
Local hospital notice highlights Chevro dealerships and service spots, urging readers to contact the Spot Line O Ads for emergency repairs and vehicle care. The ad copy uses fragmented phrasing and emphasizes hospital timing and dealer availability.
Washington AP report notes informal GOP push by Indiana Rep. Charles Halleck backers to win 1964 presidential nomination. Halleck, 63, known nationally as House GOP leader and weekly radio star, is described as available for a fight if momentum grows.
Patria quotes a power struggle in Cuba among Fidel Castro Blas Roca and Che Guevara. Castro favors China while Roca pushes independence and Guevara aligns with the Russians. The paper notes a reception for Chinese visitors and a July 26 celebration opposed by the others.
South Korean opposition leaders charged that the arrest of former premier Song Yo chang was politically inspired. The critics condemned the move after a letter appeared amid the October election climate, as Gen Chung Hee Park pursues policy.
An advertising line notes local rates at 23 cents per line and states ads are accepted until noon on the day of publication. The fragment suggests a brief classified notice with basic submission timing.
Mr Hopkins 65 of Spartansburg died Saturday evening born June 20 1898 in Rome Township son of John and Floy Reynolds Hopkins. He married Kunz in 1930s who died 1957 and later Margaret Jensen survived by wife two sons Wayne and Lee one daughter Mrs Robert Johnson seven grandchildren a stepson Ivan Lawrence and stepdaughter Dorothy Straw. Funeral 1 p m tomorrow at H Richard Hays Spartansburg with Rev Ernest Hook burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
A Titusville youth Edward Callahan ran a red light and tried to outrun a police cruiser at 90 mph. His car crashed, rolled, and burst into flames before firefighters freed him. He was charged with speeding and failing to observe a traffic signal.
Calendar listing YMCA swim and activity sessions across multiple age groups and days with times, locations, and types of classes. Also notes the death and services for Robert Gray Allen former Pennsylvania Congressman.
James A. Hood, a 20 year old Gadsden Alabama student, withdrew from the University of Alabama after two months of summer enrollment. His attorney cited medical and physical strain, while university officials noted charges considered by trustees could bar fall admittance.
A Conneaut Lake Borough girl, 12, was injured when struck by a bicycle by a volunteer fireman en route to a fire at the Cow Shed east of Meadville. Kathleen Coulter was admitted to Meadville City Hospital with scalp, shoulder, and knee injuries and possible collarbone fracture. Meredith Webster, 20, of Conneaut Lake RD 2, was cited by state police from Meadville barracks.
Police say Vincent Lanza, 21, fired from a car at a porch striking 14 year old Serina Taylor in Jersey City. Investigators report he and another white man had earlier fired at Black youths in a rock throw contest. Taylor died at Jersey City Medical Center.
Police captured four men on burglary charges after residents reported noise. Larry Lopez, 33, was found trapped with his head under a slammed window. He was jailed yesterday on a second charge of drunkenness.
Dr. Charles Seymour aged 78, former Yale University president from 1937 to 1950 and noted historian, died yesterday in Chatham Massachusetts.
Reports from Moscow Formosa and Bangkok cover Soviet Chinese tensions and U S aid in Vietnam. Finnish leader Herta Kuusinen accuses China of seeking war. U S gives $850000 for a Dalat nuclear reactor. Chinese Nationalist pilot rescued in Formosa Strait. Bank of Canada raises lending rate. Red China extends stance on U S race tensions. Julie Gulliver linked to Dr Stephen Ward scandal. France protests in Bonn over unspecified issue.
A U S Army helicopter crew member was wounded and two others nicked by bullets when Communist ground fire hit two helicopters 140 miles southwest of Saigon. The incident occurred during troop lifts in a new operation as MNamara visited Bonn.
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