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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1962

Page

6

Voting registrations and local notices across several townships

Residents of Bloonfield, Sports and Romie townships could register on Wednesday in Spartansburg as part of Tall elections preparations. New voters could register and update addresses. Police cited Lawrence Morton for driving without a valid inspection sticker. A dealer’s license plate loss was reported by Ford Motors. Fox family members exhibited horses at a Pony Association show in Hydetown, with several wins. Hospital admission noted for Mrs Lake Hamilton for surgery. Park crowds returned to Erie’s Presque Isle with thousands visiting under variable skies. Various minor incidents included a missing plate, a tavern fight, a dog-vehicle accident, and a false plane crash report. Funeral held for Emma Josephine Domel in Warren. surplus food distribution planned in Corry. weather forecasts indicate cooler temps with scattered showers. multiple accidental injuries in Pennsylvania over the weekend.

Corry Woman Killed In Crash

Corry widow Mrs Maynard dies in a crash. Survivors include son James J. Maynard Sr. and sisters Ethel Apps Eva Mae Donaldson Edith Gibbons. Brothers Clifford Sharpe and Leonard Shampoe. Five grandchildren. Funeral details to be announced at Union City funeral home with visitation after 7 PM.

Corry Union City Maynard Charys Fremont Maynard James J. Maynard Sr Ethel Apps Eva Mae Donaldson Erie Edith Gibbons Wesleyville Clifford Sharpe Wattshire Leonard Shampoe Upton City

Not Much Left to Live For Man Takes Own Life

AP reports 51 year old Nerethy Edwards shot and killed himself after saying there is not much left to live for. Deputy Coroner Ernest Seinelder noted recent despondency and family strain. Edwards leaves behind a 5 year old son Penni and a 6 year old daughter Jeanette.

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Polish In U S Cheer Fellows In Bondage

U S Representative James E Van Zandt urged Americans of Polish descent to support Poland s liberty and oppose atheistic communism. Speaking at Polish Soldiers Day near Eddington he praised Polish Americans for keeping Poland’s national resolve alive and warned about Kennedy era policy on defense contracts and regional funds.

Eddington James E. van Zandt Poland US Senate van Zandt Philadelphia Uniontown Fayette County Kennedy Pennsylvania California Massachusetts

Radioactivity Swells in Japan After Russia Tests

The Meteorological Agency said Japan detected a record radioactivity level this month, with 76 micro-micro-curies per cubic meter in Osaka compared with 24 in Fukuoka last January. The readings are far below the 276 micro-micro-curies detected in Osaka after Russia’s November 8 nuclear blast linked to Gene Tunney’s homeland.

Central Meteorological Agency Osaka Japan Fukuoka Kyushu Russia

Kennedy Faces Delicate Campaign Tradeoffs for Democrats

President Kennedy may have to praise some party lawmakers while glossing over defections in campaigns for Senate and House seats. He could back allies on international crises but oppose Republicans like Dirksen whom he once allied with. Budget, Medicare, and health care loom as issues as Morse, Javits, and Smathers show mixed voting patterns affecting Democratic prospects.

Washington Kennedy Senate House New Frontiers Everett M. Dirksen Dlinois Dirksen Congress Berlin South Viet Nam Charles A. Halleck Indiana Jacob K. Javits New York Sen Thorp Jas H. Kuchel California Euchet George A. Smathers Dfla Smathers Arizona Carl Hayden Hayden Wayne Morse D-Ore

Appleton College Former President Barrows Dies During Golf Round

Dr Thomas Barrows aged 62, former president of Lawrence College in Appleton, Wisconsin, died Saturday of a heart attack while playing golf on the course.

Des Appleton Wis Thomas Barrows Lawrence College of

Ike Goesof On British Golf Course At Wentworth

Ike Eisenhower played golf on the Wentworth course in Sunningdale while on a European tour. He teamed with Sir James Gault against Adm. Harry Gosden and Freeman Gosden. He misplayed his partner's ball at the Isth hole, then recovered with a strong finish on the back nine. No scores were announced.

Sunningdale Bingland Dwight D. Eisenhower St James Gault Sir James U.S. Adm Smith Freeman Gosden Amos and Andy Gosden West Wentworth Golf Club Arnold Palmer America Ike Tke James

Chinese Ridicule London Charge On Reds Pact

In Formosa, Chinese Nationalists mocked a London Observer report that London and the Communists secretly agreed to make Formosa autonomous as Red China. Hong Kong experts doubted such a deal, noting indirect past approaches but no Nationalist interest.

London Taipei Formosa China Foreign Office London Observer Hong Kong

Soviet cosmonauts reach near moon in twin Vostok flight

The two cosmonauts, Popovich and Nikolayev, continued in orbit after launch, with medical and hygienic conditions reported normal. Both crews reported feeling fine as they completed each orbit in just over eight minutes, while observers gauge future satellite and space platform possibilities.

Fom Jsource Khrushchev Mick Tass Popovich Moon Nikolayev Gherman ‘Titov Vostok United States U.S Earth Bernard Lovell Britain Jodrell Bank London Moscow Johannesburg South Africa Baikonur Robert Citron Smithsonian Institution Krasny Kut Soviet Union Control Headquarters Vostok TV

Kennedy weighs tax cut options in 1962 economy

President Kennedy faces two risks with a potential tax cut. A cut now could anger Congress, deepen red ink, and be seen as a Kennedy defeat if the economy falters. If no cut is chosen, a weak year could hurt his leadership image. A 1963 package of cuts and reforms could offset lost revenue.

Washington Kennedy Tate Congress Steel Steelworkers Union White House

Lion Timba Returned to Cage After Lure of Meat

At Ross Park Zoo in Binghamton New York Timba a 19 year old male lion was confined to his cage after keeper Daniel Berina failed to lock a door Timba allegedly followed him into the animal building then was chased back into his cage by Park Commissioner Michael Bednar offering a chunk of meat through the bats The incident prompts closer supervision of Timba and improved door security

Binghamton Ross Park Zoo Timba Daniel Berina Berina Michael Bednar

Spaceflight broadcast from Vostok mission dialogue

The report notes Mil es higher than Vostok TI with orbital altitudes around 112 and 111 miles. Soviet television showed the spacemen’s faces as they manipulated log books and radioed a three way chat with Yuri Gagarin. Gagarin wished them well and promised a future meeting on Earth while Popovich and Nikolayev voiced encouragement and high spirits.

Vostok TI Path Yuri Gagarin Gagarin Popovich Nikolayev

Kennedy Seeks Tax Relief with Credits on TV

President Kennedy discusses tax policy on television, signaling limited benefits for some taxpayers while urging action on a bill to spur business investment through tax credits. He notes dissatisfaction with current growth despite July prosperity and ties proposals to revised depreciation guidelines.

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