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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
6
Mrs William Lilley of Union City remained in good condition at Union City Memorial Hospital with rib fractures and internal injuries after a car her husband drove spun on an icy highway and struck a snowbank. Rescue workers freed her after about 45 minutes. Police continue to investigate.
A plan to host Manolo from Spain as part of the American Field Service exchange program includes a reception tomorrow evening from 9:30 to 10:00 in the Clymer community building. Pia Dahl from Denmark will spend March 3 to 10 in Tonawanda attending school. The local AFS chapter seeks host families for next year, with applications due February 15 to New York. contact Mrs. Robert Pereus in Findley Lake or Andrew Hilton in Clymer for details.
The Columbus Hoy Scout troop 19 held its annual banquet at Columbus Community Church with 84 attendees including guests and friends. Wes Augustine, scout executive from Warren, spoke on Scouting and presented the scout charter to Merle VanCise, as Norbert Wodell urged the group after a Europe travelogue.
An 18 year old student remained in critical condition after a street brawl in South Philadelphia yesterday. A second teen was injured but not seriously. Police dispersed a separate melee in North Philadelphia before injuries occurred. The injured and other details were being sought by authorities.
Cloudy and wet conditions sweep the nation with the Avante storm tapering off along the Southeast coast. Snow and sleet fall in the Middle Mississippi Valley while heavy ice jams form on the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers threatening towns like Townsend and Custer. Trains rerouted and roads remain closed as flood waters ease in parts of the Northwest.
A son was born Tuesday at Chion City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Neil McClenahan of Johns Street Union City A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Bidwell of Johnson Street Union City A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gordon Berg of Waltsbure Union City
The Westfield board voted Tuesday night to buy a 1000-gallon pumping engine tanker for 25,922 dollars from American-LaFrance Co., El Mira. Joy bidder held the lowest bid with a 750-gallon booster tank and free way radio. A higher bid came from Seagrave Corp. Columbus, Ohio.
Defense Secretary McNamara and analyst John Hughes described reconnaissance findings on Soviet troops and weapons in Cuba. They said about 17,000 Soviets remain, with 5,000 in four motorized tank units, and noted equipment linked to battlefields is being moved back to the Soviet Union.
The President, with Congressman Everett and Gen Power, outlined plans to boost NIH research on air pollution and health. He warned doctors and dentists are underproducing, projecting one family physician for 2,000 people by 1970, and called for Hill Burton Act renewal with broader hospital modernization and nursing home funding.
A general message on aging is expected next week as Congress faces renewed consideration of a health program. A spokesman indicated the aging plan would be part of the next general message. Separately, reconnaissance photos noted Soviet MiGs being fitted with seven mile range air to air missiles, observed by a low level surveillance plane on November 10.
Two masked gunmen robbed the First National Bank of Red Ton’s Queen Street branch near York Pa just before closing. They herded three tellers into a vault and escaped with $30064 in cash from drawers. The alarm failed to sound outward, and staff were freed after hours.
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