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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
Jan 16, 1963
Page
1
Scranton Faces Early Political Test as Gov Begins Term
William Warren Scranton began Pennsylvania’s governorship amid Senate Democratic resistance to confirming several cabinet nominees. Twelve other nominees were confirmed, while two thirds Senate approval was required for action. Protestors cheered on inauguration day as Lt. Gov. Shafer took oath, with 12,000 attendees at the Farm Show Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
William Warren Scranton
Pennylvania
Senate Democrats
Scranton
Senate Republicans
Senate
Mines and Mineral Industries
State Senate
Raymond P. Shafer
Meadville
Farm Show Arena
John
Say Short Circuit May Be Cause Of Plane Disaster
The Civil Aeronautics Board concluded a probable short circuit in the rudder control system caused the March 1 1962 American Airlines Boeing 707 crash that killed 95 aboard after takeoff from Idlewild Airport bound for Los Angeles. A yaw damper malfunction severed wires, creating a false rudder signal and a hard left roll. An 11 year old East German boy escaped to West Berlin amid gunfire at the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
American Airlines
Jamaics Bay
Los Angeles
New York
Idlewild
First Lady Joins In Inaugural Ball Festivities
Susan Scranton the 17 year old daughter of Governor Wil lam Scranton danced the twist at the inaugural ball as her father directed the orchestra and Mary Scranton joined in polka and waltzes with the governor. The event drew about 5 000 guests at the Zemba Mosque where the governor led the Charleston. Susan danced with Mike Dawson and Jett Graham as she requested songs including Stranger in Paradise. Continued on Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Susan Scranton
Pennsylvania
Willam Scranton
Mary Scranton
Scranton
Zemba
Mike Dawson
Waverly
Jett Graham
Clark's Green
Susan
Stranger In Paradise
Young Dawson
Page Five
Scranton Family Opposes Dad’s Presidential Dream
In Harrisburg the Scranton children react to their father William Warren Scranton's oath as Pennsylvania’s 103rd governor. Pete, age one, says he would rather visit the White House only if dad wants it, while Susan and Bill Jr. oppose the idea. The piece notes political speculation about Scranton’s presidential timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pete Scranton
White House
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Pete
William Warren Scranton
Susan
Bill Jr
Joe Scranton
Aid
Retail Gasoline Prices To Be Raised In Pa
Three major oil refiners Sinclair Atlantic and Bunol announced increases in wholesale gasoline to dealers with suggested retail prices rising to 29 cents in the east and 30 cents in the west. Bunol will push from 26.9 to 29.9 cents, while Atlantic missed the target at 29.9 in the east and 30.9 in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sinclair
Atlantic
Bun’ Ol
Sin of Sald
Binelale
Tantic
Pennsylvania
Plan Annual Meeting of Retailers in Corry
The Retail Division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual organizational meeting on January 30 at the Hotel Corry. Officers and three directors will be elected from a slate prepared by the nominating committee, with floor nominations allowed. The meeting will also set the 1963 promotion calendar. The first event is Dollar Days on February 14 15 and 16. Stewart Long said retailers will be contacted about attendance. After the business portion, Thomas Bundy Erie County Industrial Development director will speak on the importance of active development for the community and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Thomas Bundy
Erie County
Ill Patient Hugh Gattskill Weakens at Middlesex Hospital
Doctors at Middlesex Hospital reported Hugh Gattskill's condition deteriorated after a virus infection affected the membranes around his heart and lungs. The 56 year old labor party reader, previously not responding to treatment, remained in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gattskill
Rtling
London
Labor Party
Hugh Gattskill
Middlesex Hospital
Galtskil
Khrushchev Warns China and West over Nuclear War
In East Berlin Khrushchev warned Red Chinese and Western powers that communism cannot win in a nuclear war. He argued the world would face utter destruction with 40 000 atomic warheads and urged peace as the prime socialist task. He called for West Berlin to be a free city under UN protection and noted foreign troops would remain for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Khrushchev
Peking
Communist Party
Thritshghey
United States
France
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
United Nations
Three Die As Cars Race In Haverford Township
In HAVERTOWN Pennsylvania a one car crash early this morning killed Sylvia Abbott Ardmore Mary Lou Mumford Collinadale and injured William Kanouse Clifton Heights all in critical condition. Police say the car whipped from control struck a parked car hitting a pole and a tree Kanouse was driver and trouble getting details from him Mumford was pinned in the wreck and had to be extricated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havertown
Haverford Township
Sylvia Abbott
Ardmore
Mary Lou Mumford
Collinadale
James 1
Clifton Helehts
Haverford Hospital
William Kanouse
Clifton Heights
Kanouse
Katanga Seccession Talks Prompt U N Military Buildup
United Nations forces in Katanga intensified their military posture awaiting Motse Tshombe’s next move after he signaled willingness to end his 24 year secession. The Congo central government accepted his amnesty demand. Indian troops near Kolweri faced gun mortar fire with one wounded, 72 miles from Tshombe’s stronghold. U Thant welcomed Tshombe’s cooperation while a white officer defected to Northern Rhodesia. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Motse Tshombe
Tshombe
Congo
Kolweri
Kazan
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
New York
Leopoldville
Bolwez
Rhodesia
Obsolete Books Scanned At Corry Library
The Corry Public Library begins a week long project to sort hundreds of outdated unshelved titles dating to the 1800s. Benjamin Weintraub assists librarian Ruth Myers and assistant T Allan May in evaluating which volumes should be replaced due to outdated or misleading content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public Library
Benjamin Weintraub
Weintraub
Ruth Myers
T. Allan May
Cony
Tor
Name Committees Local Legislative Action Program Ready For 1963
The Cory Chamber of Commerce forms the Organ of the Legislative Action Committee with subcommittees led by Ray Weber Thomas Russell and John Wilson on Legislation Dallas Smiley A Bruce Smith and Lloyd 5 on Tax Revision Curt is J A Reale Curtis on Federal Controls and David Altatts Joseph Spitz chairs Local Affairs Carl Rives James F Hammond. Subcommittees will study legislation, with Ivile Ward pushing for government restraint. Tax Revision aims to curb backdoor spending and health care costs. Labor legislation covers monopoly power unemployment compensation and federal wage fixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory Chamber of Commerce
Ronald Willmar
Chaurmin
Dallas Smiley
A. Bruce Smith
Lloyd 5
Earch — Frank
J. A. Reale
Aid
Tocal Altatts
Joseph Spitz
Carl Rives
James F. Hammond
Bereislative Action Group
Whiich
Revieon
Costs Soar Florida Freeze Felt All Over
The Florida December freeze wrecked about a third of the state's citrus crop and drove orange prices up as much as 100 percent in places. Dockworker strikes along Atlantic and Gulf coasts add to shortages, with relief unlikely until new crops mature next fall. Trade sources note Florida’s loss heavily influences the national fruit and vegetable budgets and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Citrus prices soar as cold snaps hit Florida and California
Florida and California suffer supply cuts from freezing weather, raising prices on orange juice and citrus goods. Supermarkets report higher prices and shortages across 12 ounce and 6 ounce cans, with managers noting widespread increases in produce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Corry
Manger
Sreda
Rodrok
Eleven More Constellation Crewmen Hurt
Eleven crewmen of the carrier Constellation were injured when a steel arresting cable snapped during landing tests off San Diego. Commander H. Matthews, Coronado, landed at Miramar after the mishap. Two other sailors, Eugene Williams and Gordon Bucknam, were among the injured. The ship has a history of fatal accidents, with 46 dead and 20 injured previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Constellation
Jose
Comdr
HS. Matthews
Coronado
Matthews
Miramar Naval Air Station
Avianibn
Eugene Williams
Earby Navnal
Gordon
D. Bucknam
Grand Island
Navy
Jsip
New York
Girl Scouts Rally For Bloodmobile Drive In Corry Area
Corry and Conelway Girl Scout troops stage a two phase poster contest to boost blood donations ahead of a Bloodmobile visit on January 26. 148 girls participate with eight troops and prizes for top posters and best donor collection. The event includes a February 2 party and a judging panel from Erie and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Conelway
Thomas Stroup
The
Red Cross
Stroup
Priddy
Wriht
Hiem Jocal
Otter
Ile
Nelie Wadsworth
Erie
A Stroup
Wie
Trucker Dies in Fiery Crash on Fremony Bypass
An unidentified truck driver died in a fiery crash near the Fremony Bypass after his vehicle burst into flames following impact with a truck owned by Roy Garner. Marvin W. Plunnebecker, 34, of Toledo, sustained cuts and bruises and was treated at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlu
Fremony
Nick
Roy Garner
iCahot
Marvin W. Plunnebecker
Toledo
Brukes
Site Niptial Hospital
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Teltow Canal
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Nikita
Roth Myers
Benjamin Weintrath
Girl Scouts
Bloodmobile
Trucker
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