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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1962
Page
2
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Washington reports say U S officials believe Russia remains far from a combat ready antimissile system. They note radar discrimination problems and that current Russian radar likely tops 100000 feet, with no confirmed operational warhead. Kennedy said tests aimed at defenses, but data remains uncertain. Defense sources await high altitude test results and public release.
Westport New York AP reports at Camp Dudley on Lake Champlain, affiliated with the YMCA, campers sent home postcards revealing cheerful mischief and the vibe of a long standing boys camp season aimed at bonding and outdoor activities.
The list records admissions and discharges including Mrs. Stanley Jaworski and family members in Cory RD 4 and 3, Cory. Mrs. Grace Arnink, 24 West Park Place. Edward Smth, 15, in Cory. and others such as Miss Kataver Spartans, Leon Proctor, and William Sykes in McKeesport, Union City, and nearby locales.
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Edwards will be held at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Thursday at 2 p m. Interment will be in Panama Union Cemetery, Panama. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
Jules Eckert Goodman, age 85, famed playwright whose 1916 Broadway hit The Man Who Came Back ran eight years, died yesterday in Peekskill. Born in Gervais, Oregon, he was also a magazine writer, editor, and critic.
West Berlin authorities report hundreds of East Germans laboring day and night to fortify the concrete and iron barrier. Police say at least 550 at work in the sun with more in plants and supply lines, as guards watch and dysfunctions mingle with rumors of aims to stop escapes, boost morale, or deter future attempts.
New York corporate lawyer and economics professor Dr Royal Wilbur France, 78, died yesterday after a heart operation. Known for defending leftist figures and causes, his career spanned law and academia. He faced scrutiny for his political associations and taught at a university before his death.
Washington reports Secretary of State Rusk arranged a new U S Soviet exploratory talk on Berlin. A meeting with Anatoly Dobrynin was set for late tomorrow as Khrushchev proposed withdrawal of Allied troops from West Berlin with UN led forces replacing them. The plan aims to signal US stance while Geneva talks on Laos proceed.
Franklin area superintendent Dr Hawbert says he will seek another administrative post due to salary dissatisfaction. He notes neighboring districts offer higher pay and that Temple University has requested his name for placement lists, while the Franklin board plans no immediate salary change.
Mrs. George Betty Laight of Chicago died last night at St Josephs Hospital after a brief illness. She was the daughter of James and Margaret Walters of Cony. Survived by her husband George and one son James of Chicago, with one grandchild. Funeral at Klainer Fines Home in Chicago. Absent or unclear details follow as obituary mentions.
$700,000 in paintings stolen from the private Q'Haya Art Gallery in London's Tashinnatle Masha district. Thieves forced a car door to gain entry. The Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington remains missing, a landmark theft in London’s art crime wave.
Thirteen paintings were stolen in recent months including a Renoir and two Picassos. Twelve works vanished in May and eleven were recovered within a week, leaving one still missing.
An American Air Force crewman was struck by a Communist bullet during a night training mission over South Vietnam. The unnamed airman was not seriously injured, after the shot appeared to come from the ground. In a separate report, government forces near the southern Viet Nam front killed 18 enemy fighters in a large operation Tuesday.
General Francisco Franco reshuffles his cabinet and designates Captain General Augustin Munoz Grandes as first vice president and de facto successor. The move signals a push toward political and economic reform and possibly an earlier move toward restoring the monarchy. Grandés long service includes leading the Blue Division in World War II and guiding defense coordination under Franco.
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A mountain climber died after a fall on a route in Grand Teton National Park yesterday. The incident occurred on a peak in the Middle Teton area as other climbers were injured. Officials notified relatives as they investigated the accident and it is not yet clear how the fall happened.
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