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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
1
Governors Clash Over 1964 Election At Gettysburg Meet
At Hershey and Gettysburg the 54th annual governors conference mixed politics and history. Eisenhower greeted Dixie state leaders while they toasted his 49th wedding anniversary with a silver tea service as discussions shifted to the 1964 presidential race and state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Enhower
Gettysburg
New Hampshire
Wes
Settysburg
Pennsylvania
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Dixie
Hershey
Pes Byal
Celief
York
X Rays Show Extent Of Fall Injuries
Walthes 19 of West Frederick street suffered a splintered vertebra from a 25 foot fall while applying shingles. He also had a sprained wrist and a badly bruised foot. He lives at 107 West Predevick street and is expected to be hospitalized for one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames
Walthes
West Frederick Street
Thilings
West Predevick Street
Escape Death In 350-Foot Gorge Plunge Near Wintergreen Park
Three youths and a gorge guard escaped fatal injury after a 350 foot fall in the Wintergreen Park gorge. Virgil Hunt suffered deep scalp cuts and a fractured hand, while Aobert Shabashern and the other boy were in fair condition at St. Vincent's and Hamet hospitals respectively. Rescue workers hauled them to safety as state police described the cliff as nearly 40 feet sheer. The incident ended without fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintergreen Park
Aobert Shabashern
RoowsVelt
Lawrence Park
Schlosser
Vincent A
Mondello
Roosevelt
L. J
Wilbur E
Dimore
Add
Willard Tolson
Erie
Belle Valley Hose Co
Posci
Hunt
Olson
Dilmore
Ison
Huot
Some Approve Some Don t Pulpiteers Preach On Courts No Prayer Rule
A mixed response followed the Supreme Court ruling banning official prayers in public schools. Sermons in Washington DC and Los Angeles praised or criticized the decision, with church leaders arguing it would curb or threaten religion in education. Page Two continues coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Valle
Supreme Court Hledtsisn
Do Richard Sneed
First List
Los Angeles
Richard Cariinal Cushing
Gloucester
Mass
Soblen Out Of Danger After Death by Own Action
Runaway spy Dr. Robert A. Soblen, jailed for life for spying for the Soviet Union, attempted suicide aboard an El Al jet returning him to a U.S. prison. He slashed his wrist and stabbed his abdomen, lost two pints of blood, but was reported out of danger at Hillingdon Hospital as doctors consider no operation necessary. Soblen, Lithuanian-born, faced deportation from Israel and was escorted by a U.S. marshal when the plane diverted to London. He forfeited $100,000 bail after losing an appeal related to the spying case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert A. Soblen
New York
Israel
Hillingdon Hospital
Soblen
el al Airlines
English Channel
Hillingdon ‘Hospital
Scotland Yard
Home Office
Britain
United States
Peainst
Ince Wien
Pivey
Erie Motorist Charged With Drunk Driving After Route 97 Crash
A 50 year old Erie motorist, Wayne A. Mottern, was charged with driving while intoxicated after a two car crash on Route 97, about a mile south of Waterford, injuring none, with Mottern pled not guilty and released on 500 bail. Corry State Police noted total damage around 210 dollars. Other incidents included a Route 47 crash near Waterford where Gerhard Liedtke attempted to overtake and hit Richard Wontenay’s car, sending it off the road and into a fence, with Wontenay treated for a cut arm. a truck on a hill in Union City stalled and spilled fuel, causing minor damage. A brief note also mentions a new missile division of a Forge Space Technology Center in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Waterford
Corry
Wayne A. Mottern
Wanda Raymound
RD. 6
Meadville
Mottern
Justice of the Peace
Floydt Marsh
R. D
Gerhard
Liedtke
Richard J. Wontenay
Uniott City
Aruahromae Wuek
Heo
Wonténay
Uv Union City Memorial Hospital
Lan Eyuning
George Emerson
Kennedy Latin American swing fuels Alliance for Progress surge
The Kennedy visit to Mexico City drew massive crowds applauding the Alliance for Progress while stressing peaceful, people centered aid in Latin America. The weekend showcased strong U S goodwill toward Venezuela, Colombia and Mexico with no protests or disorder reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Latin America
Mexico City
Mexico
Alliance For Progress
America
United States
Venezuela
Colombia
Mexica
U.S
Four City Traffic Violators Cited by Police
Over the weekend city police cited ten individuals for speed and stop light violations. Among those named were William Deane, owner of 746 E Main Street, and Jon Jensen, 24, of Columbus R D 1, cited for speeds of 70 and 95 mph respectively on East Columbus Avenue. A Wattsburgh arrest at 4:15 a m. cited failure to stop at a light at Center and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
West Columbis Avenue
Mead Avenue
Willam
Deane
Main Street
Jon Jensen
Columbus
Wattsburgh
Waifie Nehkat Center
Wastington Streets
Breakout at San Quentin Death Row Captures Attention
Desperate inmates stage a violent escape attempt at San Quentin, overpowering guards with improvised tools and seizing hostages. Kardell and Chavez lead the bid, wounding officers as they flee, later retaking a sergeant and forcing a tense standoff. Police continue pursuit, with the outcome uncertain as of updating pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Pelann
Teld
Atheer
Ipst
Aerphan
Amis Jusbol Excape Font Death Row
Freedon
Sui Roy
Kardell
Deatrick
Ion Bar
Sallian
Timate
Chavez
Jislas
Finverell
Gill
Senate Debates Health Care Plan for Aged and Social Security
The Senate begins debate on a bipartisan proposal to create a Social Security style health program for the aged, with optimism for swift passage despite Fourth of July break. Support from some Republicans cited, while some Democrats oppose financing. House actions include an atomic energy bill and a day of votes before the holiday, with a companion extension measure moving in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hinbert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Sperson
Man ‘Bouter
Terai
So‘oia! Security Financi
Sinh
Means Committee
House
House Sauuday
Kennedy
Clinton P
Anderson
D-N-M
Hiness Closes Scout Camp at Harvey Lake
The state Health Department closed the Wikemond Girl Scout Camp at Harvey Lake due to suspected contamination after two wells supplying drinking water failed tests. About 2,000 Girl Scouts were slated to attend this summer, but authorities reported no evidence of food poisoning or illness among campers. The closure follows incidents over Thursday and Friday prompting investigators to inspect the camp facilities and water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Oncat
State Department of Health
Thas
Wikemond
Harvey Lake
Cheekii
Harvey's Lake
Ribicoff to Quit Cabinet and Seek Senate Run
Hartford AP reports Wel Fare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff plans to resign from Kennedy’s cabinet within two weeks, aiming to clear the way for a full Senate bid as a Democratic candidate from Connecticut. He expects to leave on or before July 13, facing a challenge from U S Kowalski in the primary. In Scranton, widow of Massillon editor dies at home in Dinmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Ap—Welfare
Abraham A. Ribh Iia
Kennedy
Ribicoff
U.S
Uekeh
Connecticut
Bibicolf
Senate
U. S
Frank Kowalski
Ribbcon
Miss Pennsylvania Crystal Leigh Martin Crowned in West Chester
West Chester reports Crystal Leigh Martin, a Milton native who competed as Miss Susquehanna Valley, began television preparations after officials selected her as Miss Pennsylvania. She plans appearances across the state before competing in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in September. A hometown parade is set for Tuesday to welcome her, and she anticipates further travel to East Rochester for stock duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Burone
Pretty Crystale
Leigh Martii
Pennsylvania
Cry
Rochaster
Pasorry
Treta Wernt
Pho
Woman Arrested After Car Ride Assault Over Marriage
In Portland New York a 19 year old Fredonia woman Dolores Cash was arrested on second degree assault after forcing her roommate Donne Zostatres 7 and Miss Zosburgs fiance Eugene Richardson 33 of Elyria Ohio to drive for a discussion of a proposed marriage. A rifle was involved when Zosburg allegedly grabbed and discharged it in the back seat before Richardson subdued Cash. Cash was jailed in Chautauqua County awaiting grand jury action after waiving preliminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dolores Cash
Donne Zostatres
Miss Zosburg
Eugene Richardson
Elyria
Miss Cash
Richardson
Tubbs
Zosburg
Joe Thay
Miss. Cash
Brocton
Donald Ferguson
Robert Edwards
John Sirianno
William Waite
Kim Newberry
Chautauqua County
Scouts Plan Week Long Camp Encampment at Area Camp
Beekwith, scoutmaster, announced that about 200 Boy Scouts from Eric and Cra are to attend a week long encampment at the Washington Trail Coun is came Seqtoyah area camp. The group sails this Sunday and returns Saturday July 1th. Three boys from Tent Troop 80 have been selected for the honor. Parents are urged to attend the camp briefing and ensure proper reservations and health check forms are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Jon
Washington Trail
Coun
Seqtoyah
Newell
Beckwith
Eric
Cra
Beckyath
Weire
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