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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
6
Reports note France under de Gaulle may recognize Red China soon with a gradual program from trade and culture toward full diplomatic ties. U S officials say the plan would not please America as timing rumors swirl about an accelerated approach.
Dr. Arthur A. Desjardins, 79, longtime Mayo Clinic official, died in Damaraiscotta Maine. His career included senior hospital posts and contributions to medical administration. The obituary notes his leadership and service in the medical community.
John Since, then 14, of Glassport, received a 55000 settlement in Allegheny County Common Pleas court after losing his right hand in a July 1958 aerial bomb explosion. The injury occurred when he picked up the device after a Fourth of July display in Renziehaus Park McKeesport. His parents Joseph and Mary Simce sued Joseph R. Zambelli trading as Falzzoni Fireworks Co. of New Castle and the city of McKeesport.
The Baltimore archdiocese official Catholic Review calls on priests to stop smoking. The editor says Catholics should examine their morality and protect children from smoking where possible.
New York report shows rising cigar and pipe sales after the US surgeon general's smoke risk memo. Industry spokesmen cite a 60 percent rise in pipe, cigar and tobacco sales with demand surging for pipes and orders racing in. Stocks of cigar makers also climb as observers note uncertain permanence of the shift.
A United Airlines Viscount flight from Pittsburgh to Buffalo aborted takeoff and landed safely when the pilot detected a drop in hydraulic pressure. The number of passengers aboard was not released as authorities investigated the malfunction.
Boston AP reports Harvard researchers Dr. Edward P. Radford and Dr. Wilma Hunt, both non smokers, warn of a radioactive element in smoke. They identify polonium as entering lungs via cigarettes and urge further study and tobacco with reduced polonium, noting filters may not remove it.
Rossiter continued the conspiracy case involving three defendants Josephae 138 Edward McBride 23 and Pearline Carr 26 in a 360 armed robbery of a Union City man. McBride and Carr posted 500 bond each while Field remains jailed on a guilty plea to armed robbery. Field allegedly aided by receiving loot at knifepoint and helping transport cash.
A Minuteman missile launched from an underground pit at Cape Kennedy completed a 5,000t mile flight aimed at assessing warhead performance. The Air Force reported the rocket struck a target in the South Atlantic Ocean.
Hal Boyle surveys teenage life and parental remarks in a collage of quips and scenes. The item ends with a brief obituary note: Mrs Annette Casciotti of Whitehall dies at 106 with funeral plans in Pittsburgh area.
Charles O Finley was ordered by the American League to remain in Kansas City. He vowed to keep fighting the move of the Athletics to Louisville, disputing league authority and planning possible court action. The league ordered him to sign a Kansas City lease by Feb 1 or face expulsion.
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