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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
1
The readable fragments reference bids and cash transactions, with mentions of a 11 P.M. time and a Robert who collected items. The text is incomplete but suggests a bidding or tendering context and a payment flow related to a project.
In Havana 1,113 Bay of Pigs inmates may be freed for food and medicines rather than cash. U S negotiator James B Donovan, aided by Cuban officials and relatives, led talks with Fidel Castro as donors assemble antibiotics, milk, and baby foods near Miami for potential exchange.
Corry Area High School will host The Return of Ye Older Grads Day on Friday to connect current seniors with CAHS alumni now in college. Alumni will share college life insights, discuss studying, costs, dating, and planning programs, and speak during a two way information session at noon and in classes.
Police logged three youth related incidents in twenty four hours. A 17 year old, Thomas Kuss, was placed in George Junior Republic after burglary work and released pending further action. Two brothers were briefly detained after curfew violations, father cited, welfare officials reviewing. A 12 year old boy, Terry Upperman, was bitten by a dog near East Pleasant and East streets and treated by a physician. efforts to locate the dog and owner continued.
The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci arrived aboard the SS France in New York guarded by soldiers Secret Service agents and police after White House spokesman Pierre Salinger said it would receive protection similar to that afforded President Kennedy.
In Villa de Voto penitentiary a riot escalated when 400 inmates seized hostages and battled guards. Ten guards died and 4 were critically injured as gunfire and mass breakout attempts unfolded over 15 hours before the crisis subsided at dawn.
A London University study interviewed 200 couples about living together and marriage plans. Seventy couples cohabited with 35 planning marriage later, many citing cheaper arrangements and separate government grants. Some would marry if a baby resulted, while others reject Christian marriage as meaningful.
JFK and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan opened formal meetings in Nassau Bahamas amid Congo crisis concerns and Skybolt missile dispute. Reports said an eight man U S military mission led by Lt Gen Louis W Truman would survey Congo needs for UN forces with potential for broader American involvement.
Elmer F. Smith Jr., 32, of Mead Avenue escaped injury yesterday afternoon when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Claveice R. Drayer, 63, of Union City on the Union City Titusville road south of Union City. Total damage was about 100 dollars as police investigate signals and turns.
Heavyweight fighter Eddie Machen was ordered confined to a state hospital as an acute schizophrenic needing treatment and dangerous to himself and others. A Superior Court hearing granted an indefinite commitment until his mental health improves. He was not present at the hearing after reportedly going berserk at Napa State Hospital earlier.
Mediator Gilbert J. Seldin urged May or Ralph Lochat to meet yesterday to revive contract negotiations in the one day old strike against the city. Talks broke off Monday night between Plain Dealer and Press & News representatives and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild. The union sought separate bargaining, which management refused.
The article notes U.S. concern over Brazil's inflation and political strains as Attorney General Brevill Brevard? Kennedy meets President Goulart in Brasilia. It cites talks with Adhemar de Barros Juscelino Kubitschek and Ambassador Lincoln Gordon as Washington seeks stability.
In Dunkirk, Sylvia Ball files for divorce from William F Ball amid a bank cash heist mystery. Ball, a 57 year old assistant cashier at Chautauqua National Bank, vanished with 50000 dollars in October. FBI launched a 17 state alert but no trace found. Residents wonder if he fled to Canada Mexico Brazil or is dead.
James Mullooly a 41 year old accountant was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting Taylor Gay 56 at New York Hudson Manhattan Railroad terminal last June 11 Mullooly testified he felt responsible for his sister and believed the relationship between Gay and Miss Mullooly was more than platonic An all male jury deliberated about 12 hours before the verdict which carries a maximum 20 years to life sentence.
A violent sandstorm reduced visibility and blocked twenty three ships in the Suez Canal near Port Said, halting traffic and delaying passage through the waterway yesterday.
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