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17 Dec 1962
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1962
Page
1
Governors in Controversy Over Reserves
Harrisburg AP report outlines a federal plan to reorganize the U S Army Reserve and National Guard with involvement from David L. Lawrence of Pennsylvania and Michael DiSalle of Ohio. Maj Gen J Calvin Frank asserts the 79th Division was cut in part due to DiSalle influence, while Pennsylvania leaders steer military matters to State Adjutant General Malcolm Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisborg
U.S. Army Reserve
National Guard
Goys
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Michael DiSalle
Ohio
J. Calvin Frank
Harrisburg
7Th Infantry Division
79Th
DiSalle
West Virginia
Frank
Lawrence
76Th
Maryland
Delaware
Malcolm Hay
Hay
Pennsylvania National Guard
Hay Frank
Umit
83Rd
Penn State Football Team Visits White House Before Gator Bowl
President Kennedy greeted 48 Penn State football players coaches and staff at the White House then spoke outside his office. He recalled shared football roots with coach Engle and noted past Harlow connections from Western Maryland Harvard and Kennedy’s earlier football career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
JFK
Washington
Kennedy
Florida
Jacksonville
White House
Engle
Western Maryland
Dick Harlow
Harlow
Harvard
Mother of Six Slain in Fayetteville. Husband Arrested
State Police said Mary Heare, 25, was shot in her Fayetteville home by a rifle. Her daughter Dianne, 13, found the body in a bedroom. Victor Heare, 37, the husband who was at the home, was arrested shortly after the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Chambersburg
Mary Heare
Dianne
Hear
Trial of Reds Goes to Jury
Washington AP reports the American Communist party trial is headed to a jury after closing statements. Judge Alexander Holtzoff indicated the jury would decide if the party fulfilled the law by registering as a Soviet agent. Only one witness, Will Lissner of the New York Times, testified for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtzoff
John J. Abt
Joseph Forer
Abt
Forer
Will Lissner
New York Times
Lissner
Hall
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
Benjamin J. Davis
One Plus One Equals One Hearing
A hearing was held at 7 pm on two assault and battery charges filed within 24 hours by a local woman against her estranged husband, Franklin Delano Babcock. He had earlier punched, glassed, and assaulted his wife at 109 Fifth Avenue, Phoenix Hotel, prompting warrants. he was later released to await the hearing. The city reports two additional warrants on the same charges, and notes Babcock has 14 prior arrests for drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and related offenses, mostly with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Delano Babcock
Babcock
Car Carrying Child To Doctor Crashes Into Pole
A father rushing his sick child to a Titusville physician lost control on an icy Spartansboro Titusville road and crashed into a utility pole. The car skidded into a ditch and rested in a field two miles north of Titusville. The child was later diagnosed with strep throat. both father and infant were unharmed. Police had no report on the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KK. W
Avattausuurs
Titusville
Spartansboro
Perkins
Corry
Explorer XVI joins U S satellites in space mission
A new U S satellite Explorer XVI lifted from Wallops Island Va reaches an orbit from 466 to 733 miles. Its telemetry and experiments operate satisfactorily as it aims to study meteoroids and protect space assets. Mariner 2 continues its Venus flyby and reports as it heads toward the sun after a 109 day journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Mariner 2
Earth
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Venus
Italy Rejects Soviet Disarmament Demand at Talks
In Geneva AP reports Italy rejects the Soviet call for abolition of all foreign bases as a first step in disarmament. Italian delegate Cavalletti backs gradual base reductions within a Western plan while noting no major shift in the East West balance. Poland’s Lachs urged discussion of neutralization and demilitarization of central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Italy
Logie
Francesco ‘Cavalletti
Cavalletti
Soviet Union
Poland
Manfred Lachs
Adam Repackt
Central
Europe
Teacher Stabs Self to Death in Bucks County Home
Charles Baker, 53, a Neshaminy Junior High social studies instructor for 20 years, stabbed himself to death in his New Town home, reportedly despondent over class discipline. His wife Thelma Baker found the body. a note was left, Deputy Coroner John Black said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
avBossre Authy Oya
Charles Baker
Thelma
Newtown
Bucks County
Baker
Neshaminy
John Black
Kennedy and Rockefeller Set for 1964 Presidential Clash
President Kennedy pits his bid against Nelson Rockefeller in New York as a chief 1964 contest. Economically they clash on unemployment and personal income yet share some views on national issues. Both men frame New York as a pivotal battleground with debates continuing in political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Economic Club
ING
Boli Ucians
The
National Association of Manuffacturers
Rockefeller
Kenney
Macmillan and Kennedy to discuss Skybolt missile crisis
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flies to the Bahamas to meet President Kennedy and reassess East West relations amid U S calls for a multinational nuclear deterrent and controversy over the Skybolt missile. Asia tensions and disarmament options feature in talks with U S officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Bahamas
Kennedy
Wwe
Two Nabbed After Break At Alcatraz
Two bank robbers escaped Alcatraz by sawing through a kitchen window and were recaptured after harsh conditions in the bay. John Paul Scott reached the shore but appeared dead from hypothermia. Carl Dee Parker swam about 100 yards to a rock then waited until spotted. Parker and Scott were returned to the island. authorities link the two to a second Alcatraz breakout that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
John Paul Scott
Leitchfield
Army
Letterman General Hospital
Scott
Carl Dee Parker
Canton
Ohio
Parker
Olin Blackwell
John
Clarence Anglin
Frank Morris
Deer Hunting Season Ends in Pennsylvania One-Day Harvest Forecast
The State Game Commission expects a deer harvest of 25 000 to 30 000 does in Pennsylvania as the one-day hunt closes at 1 pm today. Last year's day yielded 16 208 due to an ice storm. Weather affected turnout across north central northwest and southwest regions, but the buck season closed with winds and overall harvest likely near last year’s 27 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Associated Press
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Ila
Young skater drowned after ice breaks on Lancaster creek
Richard H. Pouirmann, year old, fell through thin ice on Conestown Creek near Route 23 in Lancaster and was swept under. Two companions, James McGarrity 11 and Patrick 10, also fell in during a rescue attempt. James was saved by a bystander, Patrick by others, as searchers ended work at dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Conestown Creek
Richard H. Pouirmann
Eden Maio
Bride
Fuhrman
James McGarritys
Patrick
James
Kennedy reviews two years in office on TV
President Kennedy discusses his first two years in the White House in an hour long interview titled After Two Years A Conversation with the President. The program airs on CBS ABC and NBC at 6 30 pm BST and 4 80 pm. He returns to the White House after a weekend in New York and meets with the National Security Council executive committee and Secretary of State Dean Rusk who reports on NATO talks in Paris. Rusk says the US must push NATO allies to contribute more conventional forces to Europe defense. Kennedy also met with Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara to review NATO plans and Skybolt missile issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
BST
National Broadcasting Co
Wewane House
New York
Sander Vanocur
NBC
Willam H. Lawrence
ABC
George Herman
CBS
National Security Council
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Rusk
United States
NATO
Europe
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
London
Weather Seasonable Across U. S.
The Associated Press reports generally dry and seasonable weather across most of the nation with wet spots in the West and Northeast. Light snow affects mountains while some regions see below freezing readings and a few record highs in the Great Plains and Southeast reaching the 70s in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Thiftor
Beltras
Wong
Pacific
Rockies
California
Shaw
Great Lakes
Midwest
Atlantic Ocean
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
Great Plains
North Platte
Neb
Concordia
Kaw
Fargo
N.D
A. Awakmer
Tend
Florida
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Reader's Digest to Pay $10,000 for Clues in Bank Robbery Case
The Digest will award $10,000 to Mrs. Alice Majchrowicz whose tips helped locate Bobby Randell Wilcoxson. The reward follows leads from Albert F. Nussbaum’s mother in law that aided authorities in Wilcoxson’s capture and his captive, and notes the magazine’s daily promise to pay for information guiding arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Turnoar
Albert F. Nussbaum
FBI
Reader's Digest
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson
Alice Majchrowica
Nussbaum
Wilcoxson
Majchrowicz
Reader’s Digest
Bobby Wilcoxson
FBT
Erandchild
Secret Kennedy Barnett plan to enroll Meredith at Ole Miss
Look magazine reports Gov. Ross Barnett and U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy discussed a plan to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. The scheme involved armed marshals at the gate and a staged standoff before Meredith could register, aiming to avoid bloodshed during the 1962 riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Look Magazine
Barnett
Kennedy
Meredith
Ole Miss
Look
Mlt
Paul Johnson
U. Marshal
James McShane
McShane
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Tnis
Couple Adopts Nine More Kids in Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyers of Charlotte adopt nine siblings aged 2 to 13 after learning of their parents’ death and custody by Catholic Charities. The Meyers, already with two adopted children and two of their own, seek a larger family and plan to raise all 13 together in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate Lake
Minn
Meyers
Baler
Tax Meers
Celanese Corp
Paul Bryan
St. Gabriels Roman Catholic Church
Charlotte
Father Bryon
Catholic Charities
St. Cloud
Minn Meyers
Clamp Ten Day Ban On Shipping Florida Fruit
The Florida fruit embargo by the Morkin Circus Commission blocks fresh citrus shipments for 10 days to avert damaged fruit from last week’s record cold. The first ban runs until 6 p.m. December 27, after which a 14 day ban on frost-damaged fruit begins through 6 p.m. January 10, with state inspected fruit allowed to pass during the second embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HaneiaKy
Flor
Itu
Morkin Circus Commission
Florida
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Britain
France
Jdnder
North Atlantic
Mui
Tnity
W & Peak
Havana
Calis
Cuba
Ite
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Bob Kennedy
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