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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

Page

3

Erie Schools Given 90 Days to Install Fire Enclosures

Erie School District must comply with state orders within 90 days to build fire enclosures at seven schools including East and Academy High, Wilson, Roosevelt, Wayne, Lincoln, and Perry Elementary. Superintendent Tulio plans an appeal and staggered funding over several years to cover costs up to about $18,000 per enclosure.

Erie — Erie Louis J. Tullip State Industrial Board Harrisburg Henner Tullio East Academy Wilson and Roosevelt Wayne Lincoln Perry Garfield Marshal Penn Jones Thasking Tul- Vio Donald Wissner Pittsburgh Department of Labor and Industry Erie Wissner Joseph S. “Luke” Crawford

Pre-Y Swim Lessons Planned by Corry YMCA

Corry YMCA announces a two week pre-Y swim course for children aged 6 7 and 8 led by Sterling Wees with separate boys and girls schedules. Two Monday Wednesday Friday sessions for girls and Tuesday Thursday Saturday for boys start at 10 am with a six child cap per class. Members pay 6 non members 10. Registration urged to ensure safe water instruction.

Corry Wees

Kennedy Faces Sixth and Seventh Crises in Key 1963 Tense Episodes

In June 1963 Kennedy confronted George Wallace defiance at the University of Alabama and federalized the National Guard. Earlier, Khrushchev backed away from missile confrontation as war fears rose. The era also saw looming nationwide railroad strikes testing leadership.

Kennedy Khrushchev Alabama George C. Wallace Barnet U.S University of Alabama Wallace Presidential Board Supreme Court

Kennedy's Seven Crises Shape Early White House Tenure

The narrative reviews President Kennedy's first seven crises, from the Cuba invasion and Berlin wall stance to the steel price conflict and the Mississippi integration showdown. It highlights how civil rights actions rose in urgency post 1954 ruling and notes Khrushchev's Cuba missiles as the peak challenge. The piece contrasts wins and losses, implying a long path to full resolutions.

Washington Kennedy White House Supreme Court Cuba Fidel Castro Khrushchev East Berlin Russia American Steel Industry Ross Barnett Mississippi Barnett U.S. Lourt James Meredith University of Mississippi U.S Meredith

Warden Dismisses Prison Work Plan at Erie County Facility

Erie prison officials debated housing prisoners at the county hospital for up to five days for work detail. Warden Bruce Berdie indicated the plan impractical as most inmates were confined for brief terms and would be returned the same day, prompting a further county discussion.

Erie Bruce Berdie En County Prison Board Enmunty Hospital Team Hospital Arthur O. Bruschman Brugckman John R Coates Winirman Reeder Ant Beieckman Wraulsht Reeder

Rites Held for John A Wozniak at St Elizabeth Church

The Requiem Mass for John A Worn iak was said at St Elizabeth's Church this morning with Rev Cyril Kronz celebrating. Bearers were Valentius Sarnicki George Kielar Frank Kuss Frank Sander Steve Jankowski and Joseph Nakoski. A family prayer service followed at Bracken Funeral Home attended by many Corry area friends and relatives.

John A. Wozniak John A. Worniak St. Elizabeth’s Church Cyril Kronz Valentius Sarnicki George Kielar Frank Kuss Frank Sander Steve Jankowski Joseph Nakoski Bracken Funeral Home Corry

OWL SCARE CUTS POWER FOR 4000 IN LUNSEAUT AREA

An Ash county outage hit about 4000 residents in Pierpont Monroe Lenox and Jefferson Townships and Jefferson Village when an owl caused a line failure. Power returned by 4 01 p m after switching to backup lines except in Pierpont Monroe south of Consteani where lines remained down. A dead owl and a mouse were found near fallen lines on Route Pherpout. cause remains under investigation.

Lunseaut Unio Ashtabula Pierpont Monroe Lenox Jefferson Jefferson Village Consteani Cleveland Electric Joseph Anmidon Assistipt Foreman Ut

Kennedy slows rail layoffs and union strike warning

Kennedy brokered a pause in layoffs affecting about 40 000 railroad firemen and 25 000 other workers. Unions threaten immediate strikes. Action halted until at least July 2 with plans to seek congressional measures to avert any strike.

Kennedy

South Carolina Integration Delayed in Park Access Decision

A judge enjoins the State Forestry Commission to halt park discrimination and delays integration of state parks for 60 days. Lincoln Jenkins, attorney for the Negro plaintiffs, says the ruling is generally satisfactory though immediate park integration would have been preferred. The state runs two dozen parks with 141 white and seven Negro facilities.

Contec Seuss al Lo St. Francis de Sales High School Powatan Washidue Mantin Yulings Miss Monteith University Slory Tate Cater Martin State Forestry Commission Lincoln Jenkins Columbia

Race Leader Selection in Scranton Hints at Interim Pacing

Reports say Neds looksme seeks a temporary Nar is Pacing commissioner as a top choice remains unavailable. Gov. Weilesslag and Sheppard of Hanover discussed a short term replacement in a secrecy guarded meeting at the governor's office.

Sheppard Scraton Steppart

Democratic gridlock halts Renato reappointment vote

The document notes Democrats in the Renato caucus refused to lend a single vote for his reappointment on at least two occasions since last April 22, causing stalemate in the confirmation process.

Renato

Sought In Killing Of Fe Man 90

State Police questioned a 20 year old tenant in the fatal shooting of 90 year old Nicholas Garver owner of a farm on the western edge of Lancaster County Garver was found dead last night on the farm Garver had been shot with a shotgun in the chest and left hand at close range Police said Garver owned several farms in the area nearby Dauphin County line was referenced in the report

Lamad Lesteari Harmer Nicholas Garver Garver Lancaster County Jacob Betz Mido Dauphay County

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