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08 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
1
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City Planning and Zoning Commission meets with Erie County planner Christopher Capotis to define an enforcement officer role. Discussions focus on enforcing subdivision codes and building regulations, while a $5,000 salary item remains in the 1962 budget as talks continue.
Cape Canaveral reports the Tiros IV weather satellite launched on a Thor Delta rocket at 7:44 a.m. The craft carried two television cameras to transmit earth cloud images, aiding forecasts for upcoming orbital flights and global weather observation. The mission followed minor rocket issues and aimed to improve storm and cloud cover tracking for future operations.
U S Coast Guard plane spotted actress Jayne Mansfield her husband Mickey Hargitay and friend Jack Drury on Rose Island in the Bahamas. A fishing boat named Blades picked up the trio and headed to Nassau. The missing group had failed to return from a day of water skiing near Fort Lauderdale.
YMCA enrollment campaign workers plan a kickoff Monday night with goal of 400 members. Frank Sturgis will head the effort with Douglas Rozelle as cochairman and Paul Orner Fred Marsh as majors. The drive runs through February 2 with a victory dinner and annual meeting to follow. D Armour Alllstrom will speak about the campaign’s role, noting 1961 hosted over 70 000 youths.
AP reports nearly 300 Army reservists were discharged at Fort Lewis after being called up by mistake. The group mainly consisted of “fliers” who had joined active duty last fall to bolster the 32nd Division and other Wisconsin National Guard units to full strength.
Arthur Bali doy of Wat sonville California died at home aging beyond his years. Doctors diagnosed progeria at age five, noting heavy arteries and a frail build. Weighing little, he appeared aged and had a heart condition. His body was sent to Stanford University Research Center.
Gov. Farris Bryant, famed aviation enthusiast, piloted an F104B Starfighter reaching speeds near 1200 miles per hour at Elgin Air Force Base in Florida. The achievement marks his entry into the record book for high speed flight during a public demonstration yesterday.
Last night the EMCA campaign group gathered with campaign chairman Frank Sturgis to review last minute plans for the enrollment drive. Majors Paul Orner and Fred Mardh, cochairman Douglas Rozelle, and other officials looked over details ahead of the Monday kickoff dinner for workers and guests.
Trooper Paul Sita, 28, was injured when his cruiser crashed head on with a car driven by Geraldine Williamson as she turned left onto Route 8 near Riceville Corners while entering a parking area. Williamson and passenger William Greer were treated for injuries. Sita sustained a fractured kneecap but was listed in good condition.
Police report a dog pack damaged a Corry cocker spaniel leading to its destruction. Four dogs with collars and licenses chewed on Barton's pet at his barn and fled when approached by officers. A neighboring resident said her cat was also attacked and stray dogs were seen in the area. A stray was struck by a car and euthanized.
Local merchants announce two day Dollar Days event in Corry sponsored by the Corry Chamber of Commerce Retail Division. Twenty four participating stores will display pennants to identify them as part of the sale offering sensational specials to shoppers tomorrow and Saturday.
A veteran wire man for Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. was electrocuted yesterday at a PP&L sub station in South Harrisburg. James E. Welliver, 30, of Bigdrival near Hazleton, was burned when he touched a 12 000 volt switch while working on equipment.
Erie Dairy Institute and Pennsylvania Milk Commission unveil price increases for milk and Vitamin D products in Erie and northern Crawford Counties. Home delivered quart prices rise to 28 cents for Vitamin D and plain milk plus two cents for homogenized milk. gallon home delivery to 1.02 with 96 cents in stores. Deposits of 35 cents per jug required.
Xenia Ohio officials plan steps to correct a city ordinance that for three days of paid leave would apply to any employee who proved the employee had died. The ordinance, passed last fall and effective since November 12, requires proper proof of death.
Two crewmen escaped a blaze on a towboat named the Pebble about 60 feet offshore on the Monongahela River. Bill Mabe and Steve Hyizda swam to safety as Brownsville fire crews doused the fire. Damages were heavy with no official estimate and cause unknown.
A Senate bill introduced in Harrisburg proposes allocating $9,000 to cover funeral expenses and grave stone markers for 29 Pennsylvania Army recruits killed in a plane crash last November.
President Kennedy said he would push Congress for federal aid to public schools while refusing to support parochial schools. He defended a three year 2.1 billion plan for public school construction and teachers salaries and urged action. He maintained no change in his stance toward church school aid unless the Supreme Court rules otherwise.
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