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26 Dec 1961
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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 26, 1961
Page
1
JFK Returns To Job After Christmas Palm Beach Visit
President Kennedy resumes official duties in Palm Beach while doctors assess his back. Dr. Preston Wade travels to examine him alongside Dr. Janet Travell as three advisers prepare for the State of the Union budget year. The family enjoyed a cheerful Christmas with Caroline and John as they spent the holiday at Col. Paul’s oceanfront home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach Fla
Kennedy
Preston Wade
New York
Wade
Janet Travel
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Salinger
Joseph P. Kennedy
Aml
Col
Michael Paul
Caroline
Johnnv
State Digs Out From Storm Set For More
Pennsylvania residents battled more bitter cold and heavy snow as two storm systems lingered. Temperatures 25 to 35 degrees with brisk winds yielded drifting snow and icy roads, while seven highway deaths were linked to the storm. Slight relief from sun in most areas followed a difficult Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warrisburg
Brookville
Williamsport
Scranton
Allentown
Philipsburg
Philadelphia
Bradford
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Erie
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Street Department
Pennsylvania
Fatal slaying near Hal land tied to Arkansas youth
Sheriff Clyde Orton says James Buddy Williams, 34, an ex convict, admitted involvement in the public safety slaying of an Arkansas youth. The youth's girlfriend Frank Craigh, 19, of Blytheville Ark, and Brenda Joyce Raines, 17, of Holland Mo, were found dead on a country road near Halland Saturday. Miss Raines had been hurt and defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vible
Clyde Orton
James
Buddy) Williams
Arkansas
Frank Craigh
Blytheville
Ark
Brenda Joyce Raines
Holland
Halland
Miss Raines
State Highway Fatalities Set New Record
A pre Christmas snowstorm across Pennsylvania boosted holiday death tolls. Accidental deaths reached 82 over the counting period, with 25 traffic fatalities, the highest weekend total this year and above the prior high of 21 on Thanksgiving. Road conditions and reduced crews made for hazardous travel during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fes
Pennsylvania
Hazadous
Bomb Threat Unfounded Plane Continues Trip
A Hastert Air Lines passenger plane from Syracuse New York to Nashville Tennessee was grounded at Friendship International Airport after a bomb threat. Airport police searched the aircraft for about two hours as 66 passengers disembarked. Chief agent JE Baker confirmed the tip came from the line’s Washington office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hastert Air Lines
Friendship International Airport
JE Baker
Washington
Syracuse
N. Y
Nashville
Tenn
Tragedy Buries Joy As Holiday Week Ends In Corry
Corry amid a sea of tragedy over a long weekend with police noting few calls yet area roads plagued by crashes. A two car collision at Wayre and Snyder Circle left Clyde Miller 27 of 80 Snyder Circle with a damaged car and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Youngsville
Titusville
Meadville
Franklin
Oi City
Erie
Pennsylvania
Clyde Miller
Snyder Circle
Wayre Sive
Miller
Congo Soldiers Join UN Force More To Come
Congo soldiers join the United Nations force at Kamin base in Katanga Province with over 900 more Congolese slated to serve under the UN flag. They will guard the base and conduct reconnaissances alongside Indian, Swedish, Norwegian, and Canadian troops, while not engaging in offensive actions. Officials say Tshombe’s government fears UN presence could push central forces to reoccupy Katanga, as Katanga legislators prepare to join the national legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teopoldvinie
Congo Sap
Biwe Berets
United Nations
Kamin
U.N. Congo
Udler
UN Flac
Kamina
U.N
Katanga
Moise Tshomo
Tshombe
Premer Cyrille Adoula
Leopoldvile
Bere i
Thief Steals 102 Dollars From Hotel Corry Lobby
Hotel Corry desk clerk Mrs. Virginia Mackey reported a sneak thief took 102 dollars from the lobby cash drawer while she aided a bar party. She left the drawer open about 20 minutes and found the loss upon returning. Guests heard no door activity during the period. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
Virginia Mackey
West Pleasant Street
Mackey
U. S. Steel Corp
Leroy H. Berrier
Keesport
Berrice
U 8. Steel
Ambridge
Boy Hunter Killed Near Oklahoma City
George Hazelwood a 14 year old from Warminster Pennsylvania was killed accidentally while hunting near Oklahoma City. His brother Larry aged 15 was with him and they were visiting their grandfather. Their father served in the Air Force and the Hazelwood family were visiting local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
George Hazelwood
Warminster
Larry
Air Force
Chester A. Hazelwood
Five Granddaughters Orphaned After Christmas Crash
Five Campman grandchildren age 19 to 1 remain in fair condition after a Sunday wagon collision that killed their parents and two others near Warren New York. Mrs Kathleen Smith and Lloyd Palmer, both 45 and 47, died in the crash. The older Campman couple hosted a family dinner before the fatal trip, and state police say Mrs Smiths car veered left into the oncoming wagon. The injured children are Judy Rita Mona Sandra and Janet with hospital care ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Walter M. Campman
Phillip Campman
R.D. 1
Falcomer
N.Y
U. S.A
Lloyd Palmer
Kathleen Smith
Irvine
Campman
Young Campman
Fami
Falconer
Smith
Palmer
Highway Death Toll Exceeds Holiday Estimates
The Associated Press reports holiday traffic deaths surpassed pre holiday forecasts. The National Safety Council had estimated around 60 to 70 deaths during the 74 hour period from 6 p.m Friday to midnight Monday. By mid period officials raised the estimate to 500 plus deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ure Counell
Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 512 Deaths
The latest tally shows 512 people killed in highway crashes during the 78 hour Christmas period ending at midnight December 11. Fires claimed 2 victims and 4 died in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 78 deaths in the three day span, the highest since 1955. The period saw many icy, packed highways increasing hazard as states report higher tolls than a non holiday weekend survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Sid Wen
Associated Press
Bishop And Sokolsky On Editorial Page
The Journal adds Sidney Sokolsky and Jim Bishop to its editorial page for today and tomorrow. Sokolsky, renowned for global analyses, joins Bishop, a famed reporter and evocative writer, whose word pictures accompany his reporting. Readers are urged to follow their thoughtful columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Sidney Sokolsky
Jim Bishop
Sokolsky
Christ
Lincoln
Bishop and
Sakolsky
Shellfish Scrutiny Highlights Erie County Probe
Erie County Health Department probes imported shellfish after a federal listing dispute. Inspectors, led by sanitarians, checked 85 Corry area establishments for Japanese oysters and clams, with two handling unapproved shellfish sources. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Erie County Health Department
Erie County
Wimil
State of Pennsylvania Public Health Service
Pennylvania
Pennsylvania
James Granain
Corry
el County
Helen
Onnce Sanitarians
Pair Of Fractured Wrists Dim Yule Birthday Events
Nine year old David Wale son of Mr and Mrs Robert Walle of 302 East Street suffered fractures to both wrists when a toboggan ride on East Pleasant Street ended in a ditch Sunday afternoon He was initially treated at home and then rushed to a hospital for care and later discharged to celebrate Christmas at home His sister was mentioned as JSX in the report and the incident occurred while he rode the toboggan alone near a designated area, with medical staff noting the injury as a bilateral wrist fracture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wale
Robert Walle
East Street
East Pleasant Street
Family Escapes Red Tyranny Across Curtain Frontier
A Czech family of six, a father, mother, and four children aged 1 to 11, fled east of the frontier to reach safety. They are reported as the first group in months to escape Communist Czech territory, crossing into a safer zone after evading near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trin Curtain
Czechostogaan Jf
West Berlin Christmas Peace Appeals Amid Cold War Fear
Av Associates Press reports West and East Berlin leaders appeal for peace during Christmas amid fear of renewed tension. Kennedy promises steadfast walls and unity while Berliners face barbed wire and snow. Queen Elizabeth and Pope John XXII warn of gravity as faith and resolve shape global reaction. Palestinians and pilgrims flood Jerusalem churches as news coverage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av Associates
Wailil
Kennedy
Ronlinye
West Berlin
Willy Bisuidt
Krunedy
Berlin
Elizabeth 1
British Commonwealth
Ansiety
Jobs Xxiie
Jerusalem
Jealous Man Slays Couple in Webster Webster
In Webster, Pennsylvania, George Shultz is held on murder charges for shooting Steve Evich, 62, and his wife Mary Evich, 46, on Christmas Day. Police say jealousy over an affair led to the killings in their second floor Webster apartment. Their son Robert, 18, discovered the bodies with an uncle. Evich worked at Page Steel Works in Monessen. Shultz was a bulldozer operator at a coal plant in West Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonora
George Shultz
Webster
Poller
Shultz
Ernest C. Moore
Shulty
Steve Evich
Mary
Evich
Evichs
Plastics Co Asks CAIDC Loan To Expand Plant
The Erie County Plastics Corp in Corry seeks a 8300,000 CAIDC loan for a 3,000 square foot addition and 40 percent more floor space to expand after adding 50 local workers in a year. The plan aims to smooth workflow and store high bulk items, including refrigerator panels for GE Louisville. CAIDC has exhausted funds and may seek new financing avenues to cover the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Plastics Corp
Corry and
Corry Rollerway
Corry City
Spittmiley
Erie County Plastics
General Electric
Louisville
CAIDG
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Bishop and Sokolsky
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U.S
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