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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
6
Wesleyville Borough Council plans a week of free parking by bagging meters and spelling Merry Christmas on bags to greet motorists. Mayor Schweitzer hopes workers do not abuse the perk.
ATLANIA AP The American Farm Bureau Federation ends its five day convention with directives to renew efforts to cut federal control and spending in farming. The group signals resolutions will pass with minimal change, targeting federal controls and tax cuts without budget offsets as Kennedy officials and allied groups push back. The 1963 farm policy clash may shift to on farm referendum over a new wheat control plan, shaping government role in agriculture.
A parked car was broken into in Chattanooga Tennessee as subfreezing conditions persisted. The report notes a precious cargo element as the motive but provides few details on suspects or value. Authorities are investigating unusual late night break in.
George E. Sokolsky 69, veteran columnist and anti Communism advocate, died in his Manhattan apartment after heart trouble diabetes and cancer. He wrote six days a week for a nationally syndicated column carried by The Journal and had a long career in radio lecturing and foreign reporting in Russia and China. Funeral services are incomplete.
James Marlow reviews how Kennedy and Khrushchev interpreted the no invasion pledge during the Cuban crisis amid exchanges in Moscow and Washington. The piece traces Oct 26 to Nov 20 notes on weapons removal, UN inspection, and the evolving U S commitment.
Tunnell's car sustained damage to the left front area estimated at $400. The Baldwin car was said by police to be a total loss. At 7 p.m. the Civil Defense alarm sounded from the fire station, sending CD men to East Main street to search for a local man who had gone deer hunting.
A wife alerted SD search crews that her husband was missing at home, prompting CD personnel to assemble a search plan. Moments later she called again to report his return, halting the search.
Rudolph Springling, 71, a retired mechanic, died yesterday of a heart attack while shoveling snow at his home in Fredonia. He was a resident of Dunkirk and leaves behind surviving relatives. The incident occurred during a heavy snowstorm that swept through the area.
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