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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
6
Lawrence A. Vanderhout of 15 Ensex piréet died of heart attack this morning at the Raymond division plant. Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements and obituary. Police handled many dog reports and a minor car crash amid winter weather. Real estate transfers recorded. council appointment announced. church and school notices follow.
Deputy Foreign Minister Edward Heath pressed for a quick decision on Britain's Common Market bid while Christian Herter left for Geneva trade talks. West German leader Ludwig Erhard warned that Europe faces a crisis with political consequences as France remains wary and Adenauer aims for unity with France.
Philadelphia Chief Justice Bell called a 14 day transit strike intolerable as 4,000 strikers and the Philadelphia Transportation Co. faced court action seeking a temporary receiver. City officials argued for rapid return to service amid a deep cold spell and public hardship.
A sergeant and a corporal from the East German army escaped to West Berlin during the night. They crossed through barbed wire border fortifications in the northern part of the city carrying their weapons, according to West Berlin police.
Secretary Dean Rusk said Adenauer will not have to choose between two aims and the United States must push for a unified European community. The French West German alliance embodies diplomatic, military, and cultural ties in a treaty signed last week.
The AP notes NBC CBS and ABC programs assessing the Soviet Union from Stalin to Khrushchev, lauding and faulting the first Death of Stalin episode, and a Christie style seance murder. Tedford Harris Cann, Medal of Honor recipient, dies at Port Chester.
Science unveils a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks piles and relieves itch and pain without surgery. Reduction occurs during use, with patients reporting piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment named Preparation 1 in drugstores.
Four people were injured in a head on collision seven miles south of North Kingsville involving a chartered Niagara University basketball team bus. Roy G. Douglas, 29, of Cleveland, was reported in critical condition at Brown Memorial Hospital. Niagara beat Youngstown University 82 65.
A windy day spawns a string of three chain-reaction crashes near Corry leaving three drivers uninjured. Lorna Foster and Duane Jones collide first, then Jones hits Foster’s car. total damage to the three cars reaches 950 dollars.
A pair of stock car and sprint car races ended in fatalities this Sunday. Jim Norwood, 24, of Hialeah, Florida, died when his car vaulted a wall in West Palm Beach. M. D. Sefton, 27, of Ontario, California, was killed after his car hit a fence and overturned during warmups in Phoenix, Arizona. Hank Henry, 35, of San Diego, California, was severely burned when his car caught fire after flipping four times in Phoenix. Henry was hospitalized with third degree burns and hand injuries.
Agnes Puckly and her husband Frank were hurt when their car rammed the Scott's Crossing bridge after being blinded by an oncoming vehicle. Agnes suffered lip and chin cuts. Frank was hospitalized with facial and head lacerations. Vehicle damage listed at 300 dollars.
Lindsey Cu wles and John B Jack Atwood funeral services announced with calling hours at Bracken Funeral Home before services. Lindsey burial at Pine Grove Cemetery and Atwood burial planned for later date at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may visit Tuesday and Wednesday. services Thursday for Atwood.
Patricia Karavas of Pittsburgh and Jack B. Collage of Pleasantville saw their plans halted as Karavas was hospitalized for a hepatitis recurrence. The Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church wedding was set for yesterday but postponed with 400 guests notified. Both are Avalon High School teachers and Waynesburg College alumni. Collage studies at Duquesne University.
A truck driver in Macon estimates $25,000 worth of quality beef was stolen by motorists following a rollover on U S 5 60 yesterday.
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