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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1963
Page
6
Paragraf and Stephen Spencer of Pennsylvania State University will speak at this week’s adult agriculture class at Cony Area High School. Instructor Richart Parver said the topic is Managed Milking and Milking Machine Care, with the class starting at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Tass charges the United States will restart underground nuclear blasts hindering Geneva talks on a全面 test ban. The Soviet statement blames US policy for undermining the UN resolution and jeopardizing the 18 nation committee's work as Kuznetsov arrives in Geneva for informal talks with Foster before Tuesday’s formal opening.
Quincy Massachusetts John D MacKay Republican Massachusetts state senator from 1921 to 1950 died at Quincy City Hospital at age 90 after illness since January 3 He was born in Cape Breton Nova Scotia and first settled in Emporium Pennsylvania
A sweeping storm pelted California with rain and snow as far east as the Plains and Rockies. Western areas faced heavy precipitation while the Mojave region and Albuquerque corridor saw hazardous driving and road closures. Strong winds and near blizzard conditions were reported in northeast New Mexico as frigid temperatures spread from the northern Plains.
The Kennedys dine at a French restaurant and walk five blocks along Park Avenue then return to Washington. Mrs Kennedy wears high heels on damp grass as they stroll near the White House. Temperatures stay in the high 30s during the excursion.
Gene C. Miller of Greensburg was killed when an Altar ran off Route 819 and plunged down an embankment. Miller, 21, was found pinned beneath the car and died at the scene. Coroner Stephen D. Yaney of Westmoreland County announced the fatality.
The clipped notes list school menus across multiple districts with meals including meat dishes, vegetables, breads, puddings, and milk. A stray sentence describes a bareheaded man in a hat waving to pedestrians as cars honked.
William McChesney Martin Jr. is kept as head of the Federal Reserve, a move seen as stabilizing amid Kennedy plans for economic growth. The Fed and Treasury will shape borrowing, money supply, and market stability while aiming to curb inflation and prevent excessive dollar outflows. Martin’s cautious stance reassures investors wary of rising deficits and inflation pressures as fiscal policy seeks expansion.
Whitford H. Shelton, 77, professor emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh, died Saturday of a heart attack in Rockville Maryland. He joined Pitt in 1912 and served as head of the modern languages department from 1940 to 1952. Born in Mt Pleasant Iowa.
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