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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1962

Page

6

Oil city police charged in multiple cases and far broader hunting concerns

Paragraphed notes report Paragraf Philias A Dugreiner facing four charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and related allegations of falsifying poll records and sleeping on duty. A separate charge involved pilfering gasoline from a police cruiser. The piece also covers hunting safety concerns, a UPI drive, a Titusville attorney’s death, and a string of local incidents including a vehicle crash and police ticketing in multiple counties.

Philias A. Dugreiner Duceiney Tecate Lounge Order of Police Tt Greiner Pasoline Alli

Education TV drive chairman named in Erie area

Dr William EL Rodemoxer assistant superintendent of Erie area schools and former Carry Area superintendent was named temporary chairman of the advisory and task force for creating a nonprofit to run an education television station. A Vermont trip fundraiser car wash is planned by Girl Scouts. Local injuries reported include a boy with a heel laceration and a man with a hand cut from a mower. A rabid fox found near Jamestown prompts vaccination urge. a dog quarantine may follow if cases rise. Carry firefighters responded to a car fire on East Main Street. the vehicle belonged to William B. King Sr. of Jacksonville. A property exchange between Charles J Kirch and Elwin Kirch is recorded in county records.

William EL “Rodemoxer Erie ‘Counks’ Schools Carry Area Schools Spava Mayeseria Nomprofit Corporation Clifford TenHuisen Clymer Garive Pyd Tinance Pleaniols Corry Memorial Ty Oy Aleaty Hospital Eire Hees Richard 10 Wilbur Meerdik North Clymer Corry Jamestown Chautauqua County Health Officers Association Ashville East Main Street Maple Avenué William B. King, Sr Jacksonvilé Gooding Amusement Co

Car truck collision claims life of Stanley Karahee

Horace County reports a fatal car truck crash Tuesday leaving Stanley B. Karahee dead yesterday at Troy State Maternal Hospital after his wife was hospitalized and later released. A private funeral was held in Sugar Grove for infant Stephanie Elaine Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs Sydney Bal. She was born at Jamestown General Hospital Sunday and died Monday. Survivors include grandparents Mr and Mrs Allan May of West Columbus Avenue. Temperatures will be near or below normal with a slight warm-up tomorrow. Showers are expected chiefly in the southern portion Monday with possible showers again Wednesday.

Cowpeant Stanley B._Karahee Troy Ohiq Mamanal Hospital Sugar Grove Stephanie Elaine Barrett Sydnney Jamestown General Allan May Columbus Avenue Dy OH Ray Harris SunTeAse Burg Flos Dooher Pete Torrey WSCS H&e. Weidner Tris Methodist Opas Straite St. Vincent's Hospital Erie

Jamestown hires panel to oversee new bus system plan

Jamestown Mayor William D. Whitehead appoints a temporary committee to supervise the new municipal bus service. The city intends to purchase at least nine new buses for the transportation system, with potential for more later.

Jamestown William D. Whitehead Sbus Ayram The Clity

Postpone Pacific Test Delays High Altitude Nuke Blast

Honolulu reports the United States delayed a high altitude nuclear test at Johnston Island by 24 hours amid previous launch and tracking problems. Officials offered no firm cause, unofficial sources cited technical difficulties, and residents of Hawaii observed a distant, cloudy sky view as the attempt was postponed.

Honolulu United States Johnston Island Thor Vohiston Hawaii Pacific Chrisimas Island Thortiday Sanne

Nobel Prize Winning Author Dies in Oxford

Nobel laureate William Faulkner, famed for Yoknapatawpha County and a Nobel Prize in 1950, died at 64 in Oxford after a heart attack. He lived near University of Virginia as lecturer in American literature, leaving behind a vast linked body of work including The Reivers. His sister Dorothy Oldham and daughter Mrs. Paul D. Summers Jr. of Charlottesville were mentioned in the reports.

Oxford Nobel Areror Faulkner University ofNirginia Dorothy Oldham Paul D. Summers Jr Charlottesville Mniselt Than Iis University Tawny Ists

Suit Against Capone Show Prompts Defamatory Broadcast Ruling

Edward T Simpson sued ABC Television, Theaters Inc., and Crosley Broadcasting Co. over a 1934 Untouchables episode portraying Al Capone and a guard aiding an escape. The court ruled the case should be tried before a jury, citing defamation broadcast terms and improper portrayal of Capone’s transfer to Alcatraz.

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Pennsylvania budget shows a $16.6 million surplus

A 1962 gubernatorial era tax study committee and budget figures reveal a state surplus of $16.6 million. Officials list lapsed appropriations totaling $20 million for the past budget year, with $34 million from the Department of Public Welfare and $4.2 million tied to schools. Officials say the medical care for the aged program is not affected.

Page Uer Ae David Kurtzman David Baldwin John P. Robin Robi Thomas Kennedy United Mine Workers Joseph S.martin Altoona Pennsylvania League of Cities David J. McDonald United Steelworkers James M.ames Pennsylvania Railroad Harry Boyer Afl-Cio G Richard Erying State Chamber of Commerce Frank W. Anderson Wilkes- Barre American Telephone and Telegraph Co Department of Public Welfare Kurtsman Kurtzman Baldwin Lota

Algerian crisis deepens as Arab League mediates in Oran fight

Algeria's Arab League envoy flies from Cairo to push a mediation between rival Nationalist leaders Ben Bella and Ben Khedda. Ben Bella seeks power while Ben Khedda, backed by the military, insists on his authority. Oran violence leaves at least 69 dead and 100 wounded as factions clash amid a growing threat of civil war.

Algiers Algeria Arab League Cairo Oran El-Medani Youssef ‘Ben Yate Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Bella Yallery Ben Khedda Medan Nasser United Arab Republic Abdel Khaled Hassouna League Mgeria Morocco

Local Community Notices From Spartansburg Area

Community notices list missionary visits by Glen Graber family and others to Spartansburg homes, speaking engagements at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church, and a water safety workshop at Burgess Park Pool hosted by the Titusville Red Cross in cooperation with Universal Cyclops. Also reported are church picnics at Our Lady of Victory Church, a birthday celebration for Miss Mary Dooher, a Methodist Church social open to the public, and multiple visiting families from Erie, Hartburg, and Orlando.

Spartansburg Glen Graber Tamily Formosa Jare Davices IncBme Binnie Kathey Marc Barbara Boythe Graber Famlyes Raymond Strake Graber Christian and Missionary Aliance Serrier-A&e-Group Titusville American Red Cross Wnwater-society Burgess Park Pool Universal Cyclops Union Hall Monroe Spring Streets Charles Kola Alsa Jpnine Milforeek Mike Csop Erie Our Lady of Victory Church Main Beach Lake Park Mary Dooher Dooher Harry Norton Fish Flats Mary Bill Norton Jim + Brink Brink Robert Foley Kathleen Karlee Donald Orlando Fla Harold Dorn Harold Tubbs George Adelman Hart

McNamara orders review of overseas military spending

Secretary Robert McNamara, frustrated by slow progress, orders a comprehensive review of all overseas military purchases to determine how much can be shifted to the United States. The move targets foreign steel purchases by the Navy amid claims foreign mills offered lower bids, risking a billion-dollar cut from roughly three billion spent abroad.

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Final Holiday Death Toll at 146 in Independence period

AP reports 146 traffic deaths during an 80 hour Independence Day holiday period, a postwar record. The 80-hour toll from 6 pm Tuesday to midnight Wednesday reached 255 including boating fatalities, with 11 additional boating deaths noted.

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