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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 28, 1963
Page
1
Fragmented local notice on debt and town binding
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Johnson and Erhard Meet Over East West Ties in Texas
President Johnson and West German chancellor Ludwig Erhard begin talks at Bergstrom Air Force Base near Austin and at the Johnson ranch to discuss East West relations with the Soviet Union. Bonn signals openness to talks but resists Soviet proposals like a nonaggression pact and military observation posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Soviet Union
Erhard
LBJ
John F. Kennedy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Johnson Ranch
U.S
Bonn
Moscow
Komrade Adenauer
Adenauer
Kremlin
United States
Germany
Outgoing DA Scaritti Considered Unique Witness in Willman Case
The John H. Willman murder trial may feature Richard V. Scarpitti, the district attorney who investigated the case, as a witness for DA-elect Edward H. Carney. Legal sources say calling a former DA to testify on findings would be proper, and Scarpitti’s status as former DA could influence both sides. Scarpitti was in office when Willman, 26, was charged last September with the 1960 strangulation murder of Mrs. Laura Mutch, 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Willman
Richard V. Scarpitti
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Scarpitti
Willman
Laura Muteh
Savings, Loan Pays $84,000 To Savers
Corry Savings and Loan declares 64,000 in dividends to 2,800 stockholders as the first full year at a four percent rate. Checks will be mailed next Monday evening with most recipients receiving them Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Savings Ind. Loan
Homer Bulard
Home Loan Institution
Sayers
Bulard
Savings and Loan
S&l
Nuclear Sub Joins U. S. Fleet at Mare Island
The 7,500-ton nuclear powered submarine Woodrow Wilson joined the U S fleet yesterday at Mare Island shipyard. Navy officials said very few points on earth are beyond its reach as its missiles provide a global range. Chief Justice Earl Warren spoke at the commissioning ceremony affirming its role to guarantee peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whan Amouriyery Gee
Woodrow Wilson
Earl Warren
Mare Island Shipyard
Record Snow Build Pushes Corry to 80 Inch Benchmark
Corry area faces a record snowfall this month with about 80 inches already measured and more on the way. Last year only 8 inches fell by this point. Snow has dominated the period from early December with three to four inches recent, followed by intermittent snowfall and frigid temperatures. Roads remain slick and hazardous, with police urging only essential travel as blowing snow and freezing temps persist. Forecasters predict cloudy skies, colder temps, and snow squalls tonight into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Noted psychologist dies at 63 in New Jersey
Dr. William A. Kelly a renowned psychologist and Fordham University School of Education graduate studies director in New York died yesterday in Nutley New Jersey at age 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
N.J
William A. Kelly
Fordham University School of Education
New York
Burglary Probe In Corry Near Solution Say Police
City police investigate a break in at Johnson Brothers farm implement store on First Avenue. Entry appears through a steel casement window with a broken pane near an inside latch. An open register and a peony left to protect against theft are noted, with officials hinting at a near breakthrough on at least one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Johnson
Johnson Brothers Farm Implement Store
First Avenue
Union City Editor Good Following Leg Amputation
Union City editor Hex Williams of the Union City Times is in good condition at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie after yesterday's leg amputation. Williams, a veteran newspaperman, had circulatory issues and had undergone Cleveland Clinic surgeries in June and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hex Williams
Union City Times
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Williams
Cleveland Clinic
St. Vincent's
World Wide Birth Control Could Change Family Plans
Cleveland AP report quotes Dr. J Bourgeois-Pichat, director of France's National Institute of Demographic Studies, predicting worldwide contraception could alter marriage and family notions. He warns births might follow fashion, causing fluctuations in education and employment impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
J. Bourgeois-Pichat
France
National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
I. American Association For the Advancement of Science
Clarion Slayer Leaps From Jail After Murder Fire
Robert K. Mats of Fisher, 26, accused of fatally shooting his friend George Avery, 24, and setting the home ablaze, fractured his back leaping from a second story jail tier. He was listed in satisfactory condition. motive remains unclear as investigators await statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Robert K. Matsof Fisher
Clarion County
Matson
Clarion Community Hospital
George Avéy
Fisher
William Helmintoller
Corry
Eugene Daugherty
Avery
Editorial Picks Stir Controversy On Foreign Aid Vote
Inside Today on the page two items spark debate with Drew Pearson criticizing Congress for failing to return to Washington to vote on the foreign aid bill. Paul Harvey joins in, voicing sharp impressions on leaders and policy as readers are urged to judge and react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washingtn
Paul Harvey
Khensbehev
Snow Ordinance Conflict Returns To City Council
City Council faces a repeating problem as a snow waste dispute and dog licensing loopholes test a new street rule. The ordinance bans snow in streets but loopholes allow dog owners to evade fines by registering pets under children’s names. Officials fear enforcement issues when residents exploit the loophole and foresee more evasion at the next licensing period. The Streets Department argues police enforcement is required, while officers warn the measure may collapse with spring melt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il City
Curt Clark
Council
Fire Department
Mess Council
Deborah Loew Divorced From Arthur M M Loew Jr
Deborah J. Loew obtained final divorce in Superior Court from Arthur M M Loew Jr. She is 29, widow of Tyrone Power, and the couple wed in 1959. They have a son, Gerald, age three. The interlocutory decree was issued December 18, 1962, on grounds of cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Loew
Los Angeles
Deborah J. Loew
Superior Court
Arthur M.M. Loew Jr
Loew
Fim
Tyrone Power
Loews
Gerald
Kane Newspaper Raises Price To Ten Cents
Kane Pennsylvania AP reports the Kane Republican will raise the price of a single issue from seven to ten cents starting January 1. The increase reflects higher costs and expenses cited by an official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Kane Republican
1963 Closing With Cold Blast
Subzero conditions spread across the Midwest and Northeast as 1963 nears its final weekend. International Falls hit 22 below, Hibbing 10 below, with New York and New England logging below zero readings. Snow and rain affected parts of the West, while a cold front extended from the Dakotas to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
International Falls
Hibbing
New York
New England
Lebanon
Nel
Burlinton
Mortford
Turkish Threat Of Invasion Vexes Cyprus
Nicosia reports a tense dawn with three unidentified jets over the city after a night of rumors of a Turkish invasion. Warships were near northern Cyprus as Cyprus and UN officials pressed for calm while Kyprianou accused Turkey of nerve warfare and denied territorial waters were violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Nicosia
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
Frazer Wilkins
Denis Cleary
Cyprus Charges Turkey With Jeopardizing Cease-Fire
At a U N Security Council meeting Cyprus accused Turkey of jeopardizing the cease-fire with gunboat diplomacy. Turkey denied the charge as the council adjourned without action or a date for another session. Cypriot delegate Zenon Kassides claimed Turkish warships terrorized Greek Cypriots. He said vessels may have changed course after his request for an emergency session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Spyros
Kyprianou
U.N. Security Council
New York
Turkey
United Nations, N
Mediterranean
Jenation Security Council
Zenon
Kassides
Security Council
Cyprus independence and guarantor powers debate
The Associated Press notes Cyprus won independence from Britain three years ago and Britain Greece and Turkey remain guarantors of the island's treaty. Greek Cypriots say the constitution is inefficient and needs amendment while minority Turkish Cypriots argue changes would erode safeguards designed to protect their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Associated Press
Britain
Islnd
Greece
Turkey
Turkey denies invasion aims as Cyprus flare up cools
Adnan Kural the Turkish chief delegate told the council that Ankara has no invasion plans and Turkish warships were merely passing between ports. He cited limited military presence as Greece and Turkey reaffirm a ceasefire agreed on Christmas Eve after days of sporadic clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adnan Kural
Mediterranean
Turkey
Cyprus
Grece
Hold 2 Youths In Warren Bomb Scare
Warren Borough police have detained two teenage suspects, aged 14 and 15, in a flurry of bomb scare calls. The youths admitted making a false fire alarm and were linked to threats targeting Myers Laboratories, Sylvania, United Refining, and Levine son Brothers Department Store. A male voice warned of a bomb at Myers Laboratories and hung up after promising a 12 o'clock blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mike Evan
Ivo
Evan
Myers Laboratories
Sylvania
United Refining Company
Levineson Brothers Department Store
Six First Avenue Merchants Sponsor New Year's Baby Derby
Six First Avenue merchants will donate New Year gifts for a baby derby at Corry Memorial Hospital in 1964. The contest starts at midnight on December 31, with the first baby to utter a New Year’s cry winning the prizes. Prizes are displayed in Root Furniture Store window. participants include Bormstorf and Stitch Ramble Sales, Johnson Brothers, the Corner Cupboard, Wallace Garage, and Rossbacher Insurance Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jns Corry Memorial Hospital
First Avenue
Root Furniture
Cone
Bormstorf
and Stitch"Ramblersales
Johnson Brothers
Corner Cupboard
Wallace Garage
Rossbacher Insurance Service
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