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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
3
Frantic notes describe a youth event with posters and a meeting at a local hall. The fragment mentions Toohey, a band of children, and plans for a banquet, with an auto incident near Tower Hill and a police report about an injury or fatality.
Brussels AP report on Britain's bid to join the six nation Common Market being blocked by France. Kennedy administration intervention and U R EU tensions noted as ministers meet behind closed doors. West German officials say no progress as talks resume with a study group possible.
Rep. Jules Milo proposes stretching the January 31 deadline for driver license renewals. The Revenue Secretary said the department hopes to issue all teenags by Thursday midnight, but a manpower shortage hampered efforts.
A stubborn arson sparked blazes in Pittsburgh and Latrobe causing about 1.5 million in losses and destroying 11 structures. In Titusville an elderly man was killed and fires affected St Vincent College and nearby buildings. Firefighters battled sub-zero conditions, multiple alarms, and widespread damage across several sites.
Two 15 year old girls confessed to making two false bomb threats at Cornwall Lake Area Junior Setilor High School on January 1. They were released to their parents after custody by Bink Poller. One girl lived near Conneaut take and the other at Harmons burg. The calls came from a pay phone inside the school and led to evacuations of more than 600 students. State police searched the building for hours. Potential penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail or both.
Dr. Sam Sheppard, serving a life sentence for his wife’s murder, became engaged last week to German divorcee Ariane Tebbenjohanns after email courtship and a meeting at Marion Ohio. Tebbenjohanns plans to testify at his Ohio Pardon and Parole hearing in Columbus as part of his commutation petition.
A brutal cold snap buries Pennsylvania in subzero readings with Philadelphia at five below for a date all time low, St. Marys 26 below and Philipsburg 25 below. Transit strikes worsen misery as ice encrusted streets choke traffic. one fatal crash occurs near Uniontown as others are critically injured. Temperatures expected to moderate by Wednesday with overnight lows recorded in Allentown Wilkes Barre and Harrisburg.
David Brinkley spent part of last summer in five of the world s smuttiest countries. His filmed report featuring witty commentary aired Monday night in Brinkley s Our MaIs Series.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 11 a.m. for Mrs Sadie Thomas at the Bricken Funeral Home with Rev Walter Gilliand officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were several relatives including Thomas and Decker families from Unfair City and New Jersey residents from Springfield and Concord.
Rep. George A. Goodling warns of a growing trend in humorous records and cartoons about the President. He argues the presidency deserves dignity and cautions constituents about the cultural impact in Scranton area readings noted as unofficially 24 below.
Television critic notes Brinkley the tour host analyzed Monaco Andorra and San Marino as tourist economies. He mocks Monaco informing style and highlights smuggling reportage in Andorra with a daylight mountain crossing. The column lists recommended late shows Jack Benny Garry Moore.
The State Sanitary Water Board ordered Silvis Farms Inc to stop discharging untreated industrial waste into Wyman Run Westmoreland County and to immediately begin building a sewage treatment facility near its Hempfield Township plant. A prior order had set July 1 for compliance but an extension was sought.
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