09 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1962
Page
1
Fragmented OCR item mentions property including beds TV sets chairs lamps and a lounge area. Incomplete text references a street address 962 and state or city context, with scattered phrases about estate, interest, and potential sale or transfer. No clear dates or definitive action.
Premier Youssef Ben Khedda seeks reconciliation with rebellious deputy Ahmed Ben Bella after army factions seize Oran and western Algeria. Ministers travel to Rabat to negotiate looser ties with France and closer links to the Communist bloc as Ben Bella is hailed as independence hero by troops crossing from Morocco.
The Thal s Association Club on West Street voted at a special meeting to liquidate and strip assets including the building furniture equipment and the insurance fund created in 1934. Officials will consult legal counsel on how liquidation affects accumulated monies while management explores new revenue after slot machines left Pennsylvania.
New York based Stock Exchange names William D. Nolan as vice president in charge of operations and H Vernon Lee Jr as secretary and director of membership services. Nolan, 62, will oversee floor and office operation rules while Lee, 53, will manage admissions, testing of registered representatives, and a new membership services program.
President Kennedy called for expanded school fitness programs after a survey showed one quarter of U S children cannot pass a simple physical test. He cited progress in schools with organized PE and urged fall plans to boost health and vigor for all students based on Wilkinson’s youth fitness report.
Washington aims to push two top Kennedy priorities this week as Congress weighs a $4.7 billion foreign aid package and Senate backed health care for the aged. The House faces a tough fight in Ways and Means over aid while debate limits loom on the health care measure. A separate item notes designer George Watson Barrett, 78, died in New York Friday.
A car failing to negotiate a curve left the vehicle off Schramling road north of Columbus, striking the home of David Way and damaging it about seven thousand dollars. The driver, Robert L. Hill, reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and sustained a shoulder injury and bruising. Hill was treated at Corty Memorial Hospital and released. Police indicated charges likely to be filed. the total car damage was around two thousand dollars and the house loss estimated at nine thousand dollars.
Continental Airlines turbo prop Viscount caught fire and crashed three minutes after leaving Amarillo airport. The 16 passengers and 3 crew members escaped minutes before explosions. Captain Lawrence Walls and First Officer E C Gorman realized trouble quickly. Hostess Linda Howard guided passengers calmly along the aisle. Continued on Page Two.
City police are expected to set a date soon for the arraignment of Joseph Allen, 97, of Snyder Circle, in the stabbing of Glenn W. Bernard, 95, of Jackson, Mich. Bernard, who is in Hamiet Hospital in Erle, underwent emergency surgery and is improving. Allen has a history of mental illness and is held in the Erie County jail.
The Jazz King concert in Moscow drew a sellout crowd despite band tensions over pay. Reports say about 180000 people across cities including Kiev and Leningrad heard the performance with strong Soviet audience applause. Authorities feared a loss of control but the show succeeded and welcomed by both Americans and Soviets.
A nuclear warhead test via a Thor missile exploded high above Johnston Island 74 miles northeast, with vast communications blackout in the Pacific and Honolulu affected. Officials called the blast a decisive third try, noting cloud cover hindered viewing but the fireball and colored glare were seen across the Hawaiian chain.
Washington dispatch reports intraparty fights within the Republican camp as leaders urge unity before November. Gov Wesley Powell of New Hampshire attacks Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York over the presidential race while tensions rise over funding and the All Republican Conference. Senatorial hopeful Jacob Javits defends the conference amid clashes with Goldwater and party leaders, signaling ongoing strategic maneuvering ahead of key dates.
The United States detonated an altitude nuclear device over the Pacific prompting immediate denunciation from the Soviet Union and criticism from Britain. Distant witnesses in Fiji and Auckland reported vivid sky displays as the blast occurred near Johnston Island, about 2,000 miles southwest of Hawaii, triggering communications blackouts and widespread alarm while world leaders opened talks on general disarmament and peace.
Soviet press reacts to Kennedy’s July 4 address criticizing U S European interdependence proposal. Pravda editorial by Observer denounces the plan while the party presses for policy alignment and warns of escalating tensions amid a wary diplomatic climate.
A sudden phone call draws John Schuermig indoors while his infant daughter Beverly is left alone in the yard. The tragedy unfolds as the baby drowns, leaving neighbors and authorities to investigate the sequence of events and guardianship concerns.
The Atomic Energy Commission plans a twice delayed plutonium test blast at the Nevada site tomorrow weather permitting. This is the third detonation in the current sequence and will occur a few feet above the ground with an explosive yield of 20,000.
Sir Winston Churchill remained in Middlesex Hospital for a quiet night as he recovers from illness. Medical staff report steady improvement and no complications. The former prime minister continues to receive careful monitoring in London.
An AP correspondent describes a rock spit near Formosa used as a potential target in a conflict with Red China. The position hosts gun emplacements. Nationalist Chinese troops guard a tip off Huangchi Peninsula, with Loyan Bay as a possible Communist amphibious staging area and nearby offshore islands Kao Teng Matsu and others. Fresh water comes from springs. artillery support could be extended from nearby Peikangtang and Matai.
Chaos and praise mix as 2 000 delegates from 101 countries gather in Moscow for a world peace congress. Pravda portrays Khrushchev as dispelling anti disarmament propaganda while Mao Tse tung and Chinese delegates vow Soviet support should Formosa raise the alarm.
Lottie Rafter died March 11 leaving an estate valued at 137,900 per inventory filed in Erie County. Will probate submission occurred March 1. Document notes assets and settlement actions noted in registry filings.
New York report says Louis Ritten, a prominent Jewish jurist who wrote in Yiddish and English and translated Molnar, passed away. He collaborated with Hutiear ian and Hinges writer Jed Saturday, marking a notable literary and legal career.
A car struck a farm tractor two miles north of Corry on Blymer Road around 1 am. Fay Querteveld, 57, of Corry, was treated at City Memorial Hospital for facial and chest injuries, possible spinal damage, after the incident involving Mrs. Jarnuss Allgmmpted to overtake the tractor when it veered into the path of her car. Corry State Police report the tractor rammed the vehicle, with both machines sustaining damage.
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