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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1962

Page

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New Low Cost Medical Plan For Aged Announced By Blue Shield

CHICAGO AP A new low cost medical and surgical insurance plan for the aged was announced by Blue Shield and the American Medical Association. The plan would provide benefits for all persons over 65 for as low as 8 a month, subject to approval and coordination by 67 Blue Shield affiliates and local medical groups. The AMA urged state medical societies to cooperate fully to implement the plan promptly.

Chicago Blue Shield American Medical Associaon AMA American Hospital Association Blue Cross Association Kennedy AHA Blue Cross

Sparta Youth 19 Held For Court In Assault Case

In Titusville Alderman’s hearing, 19 year old IYLUSVILUS Dame Neal Cox of Spartansburg was bound over to Crawford County grand jury for aggravated assault and battery alleged from last summer at Canadohta Lake. He remains jailed, facing further charges including corrupting morals of a minor, rape, burglary and larceny related to a Spartansburg area burglary.

Iylusvilus Dame Neal Cox A. D Spartansburg Crawford County Grand Jury Titusville Allen Love Cox Canadohta Lake Crawford County Mearsville Spartamsburg Rexford Still Sporting Goods Spartenshurt

Unrest and Junta Takeover Shocks Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic forms a four civilian military junta amid martial law and curfew as troops patrol Santo Domingo. Huberto Bogcert heads the civilian wing while Sy Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria holds real power. Reported clashes leave casualties as censorship and elections plans loom. The Kennedy administration signals opposition to strongman rule and possible sanctions.

Associated Press Dominican Republic Santo Domingo Huberto Bogcert Trujillo Armed Forces Sy Pedro Rodriguez Echayar Washington, State Department Rodriguez Echayarria Kennedy Rodriguez Echavarria Bogaert State Council

Charges Pending In 2 Car Crash Near Center Ville

State Police said two drivers Willard E Walters 18 of Tionesta and Arvin Edwards 64 of Titusville face charges after a two car crash in Rome Township about three miles northeast of Center Ville. Edwards car was parked roadside and Walters could not avoid hitting it. Edwards car damage estimated 360 dollars and Walters 125.

Edwards

U S Aims For Moon Mission Next Week

Cape Canaveral experts outline Ranger 3 to make a one hour flight to the moon to capture close up pictures and place an instrument package on the surface. The plan includes an Atlas Agena B booster and potential five satellite launches this week.

Cape Canaveral Fla United States John H. Glenndr Navy National Aeronautics and Space Administration Iaw Naba Moon Space Agency Mali

Enforcement Officer Duties Still Matter For Discussion

The City Planning and Zoning Commission, meeting at the high school, debated enforcement of subdivision regulations zoning ordinances and mechanical codes. It noted Millcreek township lacks such codes and city council has not adopted or rejected the commission's recommendations, while discussions continue on appointing an enforcement officer.

City Planning and Zoning Commission Commission Millcreek

Eastern U S Shivering From Long Cold Spell

A mid January cold wave grips the eastern half of the nation with heavy snow in eastern Colorado and parts of Kansas Missouri and Nebraska. Subzero readings persist in Minnesota and New England while Texas and Florida show a milder 60s in the south and southeast.

We Associated Press Central Plains Colorado Kansas Nebraska Missouri Rockies Great Lakes Oregon North Central Region North Central Plains Mississippi Valley New England Minnesota Bemidji Minneapolis Midwest New York State South Georgia Alabama Carolinas Tennessee Arkansas Texas Gulf Coast Lousiana Mississippi Texas Gulf Coast Florida Miami

Payroll Clerk Killed After Fall at John Wood Co

A one-year-old payroll clerk though a misprint Emme Lightfoot of Conshohocken Pa fell down steps at the John Wood Co heating equipment firm yesterday and was killed. She had worked twenty years for the company.

Tensions ease as tanks pull back from Berlin Wall

U S Army began withdrawing tanks from the Friedrichstrasse crossing while Soviet forces did the same during the night. The removal follows a week of near standoff firepower with no shots fired. Officials note reduced military posture and a regrouping near Tempelhof Airport as both sides retreat from the wall area.

Berlin U.S Berlin Wall Friedrichstrasse East Berlin Soviet Union Temnof

New Continent-Destroying Weapon Proposed by GE Expert

Space scientist Dandridge M. Cole of General Electric описes a post-1970 weapon using a Nova rocket to deploy hydrogen bombs on an asteroid. The plan aims to alter the asteroid’s orbit so it could strike Earth, posing a dependent catastrophe and maskable attack.

Washington Earth Mers The American Astronautical Society Cole

Kennedy proposes record peacetime budget of 92.8 billion

President Kennedy unveils the first federal budget of his term totaling about 92.8 billion dollars with a projected 483 million surplus. The plan calls for higher outlays across defense space and economic aid, plus postal rate increases to support the deficit and a new farm bill.

Washington Kennedy Congress Capito Hill Jslence Research Berlin Major Eco

Kinzua Dam Funding Approved in Kennedy Budget

President Kennedy's budget recommends continuing construction of the Allegheny River reservoir at Kinzua with a July 1 start. The current year appropriation stands at $15 million, with total Pennsylvania area projects now up to about $55 million.

Allegheny River Kingua Kennedy Pennsylvania

Titusville Man Held After Road Check Near Spartansburg

Harley E. Wagner of Titusville was stopped in a road check two miles south of Spartansburg. His license was revoked after a hit and run and lacking proof of financial responsibility. He pled guilty at Centerville, must post $500 bond, and was jailed in Meadville awaiting the next court term.

Corry 1 Titusville Crawford County Meadville Harley E. Wagner Spartansburg Wagner Walter Domke Centerville

Man Burns to Death in North Philadelphia Living Room

An 80 year old retired city employee Harry Vogel died after a cigarette set a chair on fire as he sat in a stuffed chair in his North Philadelphia home. Five men were named in the incident.

Philadelphia Harry Vogel

Youth Admits Shooting Pal Accidentally

State Police investigation traced the accidental gun discharge to John Bemis and four youths. Foster, wounded in the lower back, abdomen and possibly bowel, was questioned alongside Melvin Carnicke and John Edward Foster. Hospital condition listed as poor. no charges expected if recovery continues.

Dack Milan Almer West Main Street Foster John Bemis Cor Ty Melvin Carnicke Mott Street John Edward Foster East South Street Bemis Corry Memorial Hospital

Britain and Guatemala to open talks in April

Britain and Guatemala will begin formal discussions in April over Guatemala's claim to British Honduras, moving toward a diplomatic resolution of the territorial dispute.

Britain Guatemala British Honduras

How Tax Dollar Spending Will Go This Year

Kennedy's fiscal 1963 budget allocates 63 cents to national security space and foreign aid, 10 cents to interest on debt, 6 cents to veterans, 6 to farm programs, 6 to health and welfare, 9 to all other. Revenue sources show 53 cents from income tax, 28 from corporate taxes, 11 from excise sales taxes, 8 from other sources.

Wentsgton Kennedy

Corry Memorial Hospital to Open Cafeteria February 1

Hospital directors report the new cafeteria will be in operation February 1 as installation nears completion. They also elected Robert Pitcavage to fill an unexpired term, and discussed a regional hospital equipment purchasing exchange to reduce duplication and save costs. The January patient report shows 267 patients, 1,231 days of care, an average daily census of 40, with 38 births and several surgeries.

Corry Memorial Hospital Josebrt Pitcavage Mana Jager Raymond Norman Edinger Pennsylvania New York Tabmonth

Rocket Plane Hits Five Times Speed Of Sound Test Flight

Edwads ain rUdCE base Calif AP reports pilot Neil Armstrong flew the rocket plane 9 175 miles an hour with throttle open a fraction as a new control statnt tested at 194 000 feet about 25 miles. The X15 has reached over four times the speed of sound in record attempts.

Edwaheds Ain Rudce Calif Neil Armatrong

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