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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1963
Page
1
Californians Hammered By Vicious Storm
Southern California endured a 300 day drought of storms before a ferocious system with thunder lightning and heavy rain and snow. Five traffic deaths occurred on rain slick roads and freeways while inches of rain flooded intersections and blocked arteries. Beach erosion plus mud and debris damaged sites in Los Angeles area with evacuations and hotel housing for some families. northern California saw two fatalities. Snow blanketed mountains including Big Bear and Baldy bringing seasonal cheer to winter sports fans as coastal rain eased. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Venice
Tn Glendale
Red Cross
San Francisco
Ott
Baldy
Big Bear Lake
Burglar Steals 1540 From Ficcards Service Station
Alfred Ficcard reports a break-in at Ficcards Atlantic Service Station at North Center and Smith, where $1540 in cash was taken. Police say a rear window was broken to access the cash register. the owner opened at 7:40 am after closing at 11 pm. No other items reported missing.
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Ficcards Atlantic
North Center
Smith Streets
Alfred Ficcard
Harley Drake
Piccard
Drake
Asian Flu Sweeps U S Across Eastern Seaboard
Washington reports a wave of Asian flu spreading from the Eastern Seaboard inland to Kansas. Public Health Service notes pneumonia influenza deaths exceeding epidemic levels for four weeks in 109 cities, with elderly, chronically ill, and pregnant women most at risk. Confirmed cases in Maryland Kansas Illinois North Carolina and D C. suspected in Vermont Maine Delaware Virginia South Carolina Georgia.
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Washington
Kansas
Public Health Service
Maryland
Ilinois
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Vermont
Maine
Delaware
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Area Man Jailed After Crash Injures Passenger
Corry State Police said a late afternoon crash on the Union City Waterford road left a passenger, Edward Vogt, injured slightly and the driver, Robert Fish, jailed on driving while intoxicated charges. Fish pled not guilty and was held on $500 bond for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Ace
Dent
Corry
Robert L. Fish
Waterford
Union City
Edward M. Vogt
Erie
Columbus
Dennis Crowell
West Smith Street
Lyle Bisbee
Crowell Auto
Bisbee
Man Dies of Injuries in Bedford Crash
Bedford County man Harry England aged 80 of Breezewood died from injuries after being struck by a car. He passed away in Bedford County Memorial Hospital Sunday following the Monday crash in Breezewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Harry England
Breezewood
Bedford County
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Rohrer Gets County Roads Chief Job
Rohrer named county superintendent of highways in Erie County replacing William J. Pope who retires February 21. Pope says he will take it easy after 20 plus years, with a salary of about 8,650 and 220 employees in the highway department. Rohrer is a salesman for concrete and asphalt firms. he and his wife have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wosepn 14
Konrer
Millcreek
William J. Pope
Erie
Pope
Rohrer
Erie County
Teen admits 48 thefts in Pittsburgh
A 13 year old boy from Pittsburgh Northside confessed to 48 thefts over the past six months. Police said the youth admitted 31 individual misdeeds, 15 thefts from autos, and two thefts from cash registers. He identified four accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Rebel Regime Holds Sway in Iraq Despite Threat
BeiraIy Lebanon AP reports Iraq's rebel regime battles Communist holdouts in Baghdad and Basra while retaining control. They displayed the fallen Premier Abdel Karim Kassem to prove his death. Reports say Communists freed 1,500 prisoners in Basra Prison as government forces move to Basra to combat them. Baghdad residents report light to heavy gunfire in populated areas and raids on houses. The new National Guard is involved in fighting alongside Iraqi troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiray
Lebanon
Iraq
Baghdad
Basra
Abdel Karim Kassem Reall
Colt
Gani
Tehran
Kuwait
National Guard
Abdel Keri Mustafa
Mustafa
Abdul Salem Mohammed Aref
Baghdad Radio Sanounead
Hughes Must Appear In Court Or Lose $115 Million
In Los Angeles AP says Howard Hughes is ordered to testify in a federal deposition in Trans World Airlines’ $115 million lawsuit but may refuse. A default judgment could follow if he does not appear, amid a long court battle over TWA control and Hughes Tool Co. stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Trans World Airlines
Hughes Too! Co
TWA
Howard Robard Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Tool
Eastern
Inwa
Manacenunt
Reds Camp Divided Over Yugoslavia Bloc
Soviet and Chinese communists clash over Yugoslavia policy as Moscow seeks a world conference prelude while Peking condemns deviation from Moscow’s line. Pravda urges precede any talks with reaffirmation of the Moscow declaration and stance against Tito revisionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Yugoslavia
Tokyo
Red Ghinn
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Peking People’s Daily
Voice
Chinese Communist Party
Khrush Shev
Mao Tze-tung
Peking
Red
People's Daily
Moscow
Red Powers
Tito
Khrushchev
Tita
Mao
Communist Party
Orgat Pravda
Sonday
Kennedy Fitness Feats Highlight New Frontier Weekend
Washington AP reports a vigorous weekend as President Kennedy walked with the First Lady and Atty. Gen. Kennedy logging long hikes and a 30 mile trek. Ethel Kennedy reveals twins unlikely this June, while Joan Kennedy disputes the president’s back condition and parenting pace. The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt era fitness ties and plans for Marines to take belt tests, with Rockfeller sharpening differences with Kennedy on domestic and foreign policy ahead of a possible 1964 bid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Ethel
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Joan
Look Magalaine
John
Theodore Roosevelt
Robelt
Camp Lejeune
White House
Press Corps
Robert Kennedy
Thurmont
New York
Uptown
Manhattan
Kennedys
Lee Radziwill
Park Avenue
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Awink
Jatso
Rockefeller
House
Capitol Hill
Chicago
Britain
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
Republicahe
John G Tower
R-Tex
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
State Department
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Four Killed As Car Rams Tree On U S 21 Curve
A car at high speed left U S 21 at a curve and crashed into a tree killing four of six occupants and injuring the other two. Victims include Pratt Williams 24 and Carol Joan Williams 22 of Akron area. Carle Mae Williams 65, believed Pratt's mother. Arthur Pakoy 32 and Delores 29 with daughter Michelle 1. Delores and Michelle were taken to Guernsey Memorial Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambiage
Umovari
U.S. 21
Ohio Highway Patrol
Pratt Williams
Carol Joan
Carle Mae Willams
Arthur Pavkoy
Akron Area
Paykov
Delores
Michelle
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Helicopter Crash Kills Six in Test Flight
A Japanese navy helicopter burst into flames and crashed into a hangar during a test flight near Tokyo. Six of the seven aboard were killed and the seventh was seriously burned, according to the Defense Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Defense Agency
Just Stopped To Help Out Hit By Car
Mercer: William A. Prosser 51 of Greenville was struck while aiding a driver after a one car crash three miles north of Greenville. Prosser was taken to Greenville Hospital with hand and hip injuries. Earl Thompson 24 of Sharon drove the skidding car and was treated. a hit run driver unseen struck Prosser after he left his vehicle. Thompson released after neck treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Greenville
Prosser
Earl Thompson
Sharon
U N
Thompson
Mystery of Marine Sulphur Queen disappearance deepens
The Sulphur Queen tanker with 39 crew remains missing near Cuba as authorities probe hijacking or drifting into Cuban waters. Six search planes comb the Southeast Atlantic from Cape Hatteras to Fort Pierce while Coast Guard cutters join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Cuban
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Fort Pierce
Fla
Coast Guard
Sweeteum
Lsst
Jacsonville
Sundey
Cubs
Havana
U.S. State Department
Lins
Jef Beaumont
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
YMCA Offers List of Leisure Time Courses
The Corry YMCA lists adult classes starting next Monday through April 12. Courses include Advanced art with William Jones for $10 members $15 non members, Ceramics with George Gould at $2.50, Chess with Robert Marsh, Conversational French with Mrs Elmer Ortner $5 members $7 50 non members, and Golf led by Dr John Mohr and John Rudolph with $5 members $7 50 non members. Continuous enrollment with material fees and outside practice noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William Jones
George Gould
Robert Marsh
Elmer Ortner
John Mohr
John Rudolph
Diemer Cafeteria Changes Hands After 12 Years
Diemer's Cafeteria on First Avenue was sold Saturday to Mrs. Lillian Clark. Clark, formerly with Jim Rose Steak House and Reed's Steak House, will operate the restaurant with 12 years of prior management. The deal through Dodd Real Estate includes stock, fixtures, and equipment. Clark plans to retain current hours for a few weeks before expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diemer
Diemer's
Virginia Diemer
Lillian Clark
First Avenue
Jim Rose Steak House
Reed's Steak House
Dodd Real Estate Agency
Six U S Advisers Wounded in Saigon Demonstration
An accident during a demonstration at a training camp near Saigon on Saturday wounded six American military advisers and about 60 Vietnamese trainees. Officials said the injuries were minor and not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Eight Children Die In Weekend Ice Drownings
A weekend wave of ice tragedies across New York and Pennsylvania claims eight young lives in three separate drownings. In Erie a Zyelsold boy fell through Presque Isle Bay ice. in Babylon four sisters aged 10 and younger were swept away. in Philadelphia twins Daniel and Stephen Graziano and Sidney Taylor, ages 7 to 8, perished after plunging through lake ice. Local search efforts recovered bodies as investigators reviewed foul play in Curry case. Hospital reports confirm the Curry boy died after ice broke near an industrial outlet. others were recovered by fire and police divers after lengthy shore-to-water searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Toho ‘Curry
Philadelphia
Ol- Bearch
Daniel
Stephen Graz
Ean
Sidney Taylor
Langenfulder Lake
Bisidl Township
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Firestone Park
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County Roads
Rocky
Kennedy Clan
Atlantic City
N. J
Prank G. Sevtang
YMCA
Industria
Raymond Zeigler
Po Bee
Biche Curry
Chadwick
Warne
Park Baptist Sunday
Joseph Grassana
Raymond Taylor
Babylon
Esterday
Bea
Paul Barnard
Lorraine Carritany Ai
Babyion
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