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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1962

Page

3

Hoffa Attacks Judge and Prosecutor After Hung Nashville Trial

Detroit AP Hoffa blasts Judge Miller and Attorney General Kennedy after a Nashville 42 day Taft Hartley trial ends in a hung jury. He accuses prosecutors of vicious tactics and alleges attempts to move the case to Miami. He also cites rumors of jury tampering and criticizes the judge’s handling.

Detroit James R. Hoffa Nashville Hoffa William Miller Atty Gen. Roberts Ken St Nedy Ven Marshall Wwj-Tv Owen Brennan Teamsters Michigan Commercial Carriers, Inc Miller James Neal Justice Department Kennedy Miami Tampa Ptime

Safecrackers Net $27,000 in Christmas Burglary

Philadelphia police say two crimes over the holidays yielded more than 27 thousand dollars. A safe at Mrs. Smith's Pie Co. was opened for over 15 thousand, plus 12 thousand in jewels and 250 in cash and travelers checks taken from Mrs. Gay Gordon, widow of a former common pleas judge. Also, New York fashion columnist Tobe Coller Davis, about 70, died in a hospital yesterday. her weekly column Tobe Says was syndicated by the Herald Tribune.

Philadelphia New York Tobe Coller Davis The New York Herald Tribune Tobe Herald Tribune

We'll Show McNamara Army National Guard recruiting drive

The Army National Guard plans a broad recruiting push to reach 400000 members, aiming to overcome Secretary Robert S McNamara's skepticism. Officials say a faster reorganization plan could be discussed with the Pentagon and governors, including reshaping four low priority divisions into brigades and updating Guard and Reserve structures.

Washington Army National Guard McNamara Robert S. McNamara Army Guard Congress Defense Department Army Pentagon Army- McNamara Uder Way Ard

Voters Defy Parties in 1962 Pennsylvania Elections

In 1962 Pennsylvania voters split from party labels and backed individuals over party lines, delivering William W. Scranton a gubernatorial win by about 470,000 votes. Republicans gained both legislature houses and key statewide offices, while Democrats carried two statewide posts. Party factions flared before the vote, but voters chose on a candidate-by-candidate basis, reshaping the party landscape.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Aia William W. Scranton Raymond P. Shafer Erie County Samuel Roberts Supreme Court GOP Joseph Clark Genevieve Blatt Lawrence Richardson Dilworth Philadelphia William J. Green Philadelphia Democratic Organization Danoris Democratic State Executive Committee Dilworth Allegeny County Scranton Southwest

Warren Austin Dies At 85

Warren R. Austin, longtime U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and former senator, died at his Burlington Vermont home. A Republican turned internationalist, he aided U.S. policy on Korea and China, led the UN mission, and was praised by President Truman for his public service. He was born in Highgate Vermont and trained as a lawyer before entering politics.

Burlington Warren R. Austin Ben U.S League of Nations United Nations Austin Franklin D. Roosevelt Senate Harry S. Truman Henry Cabot Lodge USN China Korea U.N Red China Jacob A. Malik Security Council Truman Independence Highgate University of Vermont Mildred Marie Lucas Warren Jr Col Edward Lu U.S. Army

Three Men Arrested In $140 Robbery Case

In Ravenna Ohio three men are arrested in connection with a 140 dollar armed robbery of a Freedom Pennsylvania grocery store. Robert J Lenigan 32 and Albert R Sheetz 32 from Pittsburgh admitted the robbery. Charles L Graves 50 of Wolter Ohio was held for investigation. A sawed off shotgun was found in Graves car and Lenigan and Sheetz were later detained.

Ravenna Ohio Freedom Ohio Turnpike Patrol Robert J. Lenigan Albert R. Sheetz Pittsburgh Charles L. Graves Woteter Turnpike Graves Akron Lenigan Shreta Brady's Leap Warren Streetsboro

More Cubans Flock To U S

The report notes a mass departure of Cuban families allowed by Fidel Castro in exchange for 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. The deal, valued at 53 million dollars in medicines and food, aims to ease Cuba’s political regime, with Manuel Artime and Jamies B. Donovan discussing return plans and potential earlier releases of other Americans.

Cuba Fidel Castro Holt Manuel Artime Miami Courades Artime Jamies B. Donovan New York Feor Havana Donovan Castro United States

Invasion veterans reunite as exile group frees captain

In Havana officers of the African Pilot said relatives of prisoners were chosen to board at 10 a.m. with the ship's ransom voyage to Cuba and return. The mission involves an $11 million drug and baby food payment and a 400 foot vessel with a 20 year log. Christmas Mass at Gesu Church in Miami drew the exile community.

Havana Port Everglades Cours Cuba Miami Homestead Air Force Base Tomas Macho Gesu Roman Catholic Church

Drowned Youth in Police Chase by Chester River

Chester police pursued two youths during an early morning burglary on the Chester River. Edward Green, 19, of Chester, drowned after diving into the river. Timothy Haskell, 18, of Philadelphia, was arrested for burglary and held without bail.

Chester Edward Green Green Timothy Haskell Philadelphia Haskell Jareeny

Two Men Die In Christmas Eve Machine Accident

CLEARFIELD Pa Two workers Boyd Stevens and Eugene Adams were killed instantly when dragged into a clay cutting machine at Harbison-Walker Refractories No 2 plant as they cleaned the gear before closing for the night. A coworker heard the machine start and the men scream. The firm operates three Clearfield plants.

Clearpisld Clearfield Boyd Stevens Eugene Adams Philipsburg No. 2 Harbison-Walker Refractories Co Charfield

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