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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
2
Event announcement for a Saturday gathering at Moose Home featuring Ray and the Happy Beans with Cousin Bob. Dance styles include round square and polka. Location details unclear but date and time provided.
A list of residents and their rural routes appears, including Mrs. Alvin Hawley R. D. 1 Waterford Mrs. Donald Weed 24 Fourth Avenue Union City Harry Webster R. D. 1 Union Jesse Clark R. D. 3 Union Mrs. Ethelyn Johnson R. D. 3 Otto Allen R. D. 1 Union City Kenneth Ethridge R. D. 1 Waterford in the notice.
Fort Lauderdale News recollection quotes President Kennedy after the failed invasion. He says air cover was planned but canceled by his order to avoid a lie from U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. Editors dispute details while Kennedy admits talk of air strikes but assigns most blame to the operation's failure.
A fund for families of 37 coal miners killed in a blast grew by 4736 dollars from a boxing show headlined by Cassius Clay and Charley Powell. The 10 percent share of a 47,980 dollar net came from last night’s Civic Arena event with 11,238 in attendance and a gross of 55,782 dollars as Clay scored a third round knockout.
The Labor Department reports 6.8 million non agricultural job placements via state and federal employment offices in 1962, a peacetime record. Agricultural placements fell 3.4 percent from 8 million in 1961 to 8.5 million in 1962 due to mechanization.
President Kennedy rejected de Gaulle's assertion that the United States cannot defend Western Europe with nuclear weapons. He said the alliance remains strong, announced a task force to propose a NATO nuclear force, and named Livingston Merchant to lead with Gerard C. Smith and Rear Admiral John M. Lee assisting.
The event honored retirees at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post on West Washington street last evening. Toastmaster was E. F. Pain, general manager, and the photo shows attendees with Shawn here and others left to right.
Sidewalk comments celebrate simple pleasures from bank apologies over clerical errors to family moments. The column lists tiny pleasures like removing shoes at home, reading poems, children catching fireflies, vacation dawns, and no family deaths in decades as the real joys that define human experience.
In Kansas City Missouri a hit and run crashed through a street barricade killing Jesse Francis Blankinship 35. Two other workers were injured but in satisfactory condition. A fourth man chased the driver and stopped the car a block away.
Gov Harrisburg met yesterday with a delegation from the Legislative Correspondents Association to discuss news policies of his administration. He said a formal statement would be issued later, possibly today.
A vintage advised note explains that short trips injure cars, especially in winter. It cites the myth of the little old lady driver and warns mechanics see the damage from cold engine start. Frequent oil changes and regular driving are recommended to prevent engine wear.
Three traffic incidents near Corry and Spartansburg left drivers unhurt. Bernard H Ross's tow truck was hit by David Harvey at Corry Cutting Road as Harvey sped away. damages about 200 and 50 dollars. A second crash near Spartansburg involved Crawford Sallee and Everett Miller with 450 dollars total damage and no injuries. A Beaverdam collision between a Tricking Co semi hauler and a pickup driven by Robert First caused no injuries.
Talmage Coates Hughes 75 a nationally known architect and owner editor of Michigan National Architect magazine died yesterday in Detroit.
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