14 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a registered consul Ted and a claim on an estate leading to Ania. Details are incomplete. no clear dates places or organizations readable.
Federal government files an antitrust suit against MCA Inc, the Los Angeles based producer and talent agency. Philadelphia reports three more damage suits against General Electric Schenectady Westinghouse Pittsburgh and LTE Circuit Breaker Co Philadelphia. Suits allege conspiracy to violate antitrust laws with damages to be amended later.
Gov. Rockefeller designated nine more counties as disaster areas amid persistent drought impacting New York agriculture. Western parts likely thunder showers. scattered showers possible eastern half weekend. The disaster designation follows St. Lawrence County earlier, with farmers awaiting drought relief and grazing, feed grain, and hay programs under the Soil Bank.
President Kennedy announced Anthonye Fe Celebreate of Cleveland as the new secretary of health education and welfare. The aide said Celebreate will take the post after Senate confirmation, succeeding Abraham Ribicoff who resigned Thursday to seek the Democratic nomination for Connecticut's Senate seat.
Brazil's new prime minister Francisco Brochado da Rocha wins approval for cabinet in a 100-63 vote, signaling tentative end to 17 days of government paralysis. He vows to seek broad executive powers within five days amid soaring inflation, food riots, and calls for land reform.
Washington AP reports that a top spokesman for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce questions whether President Kennedy understands free enterprise and worries about government steering. The official notes calls for predictable conditions and asks which direction the economy will take tomorrow. He cites Kennedy's Yale address and a steel dispute as context while urging dialogue between business and the White House.
Larry Stanton, 17, of Fredonia, died from injuries after a Brocton auto crash that claimed four long passengers. The accident, near Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk, also left Robert Dobbin's brother Kenneth 19 and Charles Stanton 19 in fair condition. The vehicle was driven by 22 year old Robert Dobbin of Brocton.
Joseph Aller of Snyder Circle faces arraignment this afternoon before Alderman Norbert Bachomner for stabbing Glenn Wade Bernard in Meerhoff's Spaghetti Shoppe on East Main Street Friday July 6. Bernard, 36 of Jackson Michigan, was taken to Hamet Hospital Erie and has recovered. The Gooding Amusement Co carnival winds up tonight in Corry. Tiess, just returned from California, was taken to Erie County jail after being held in the city jail.
Recounts how Reginald A. Wike met Lucille Hackenberger after a misdated blind date at Vic Hollywood bowling alley. He proposed New Year’s Day 1954, but repeated delays prevented their wedding, though the couple remained hopeful amid financial help and affection during seven years of courtship.
London reports that Prime Minister Macmillan faces pressure after a cabinet shakeup as opposition voices demand an immediate general election. Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell calls the action a political massacre and urges resignation, while Liberals and others push for electoral action before the fall of 1903. Rumors swirl around cabinet successors and a possible broader government reshuffle.
In El Paso and Austin reports, Billie Sol Estes, 97, labeled the boy wonder who built a multimillion-dollar fertilizer, grain storage and cotton allotment empire, faced a court ruling that no satisfactory plan exists for continued operation of his assets. Three associates pleaded guilty to counts tied to a $22 million fraud involving hydrous ammonia schemes, while Estes and the others await sentencing and potential fines. The federal probe, Senate hearings, and receivership loom as Estes’ empire unravels and asset shortfalls surface.
A special meeting of the Country Club membership will vote on two major projects. Members decide whether to approve paving a new road at about 7500 dollars and install a large water main at 2800, plus paying 4800 for club improvements. Officials cite water shortages affecting greens and support improving the course with a road similar to a neighboring project. The township may provide financial cooperation. Earlier, members rejected a swimming pool and interim 18 hole expansion.
A 12 year old Bear Lake boy, Dale Brenoel, sustained critical injuries after being shot amid mistaken groundskeeping at Hamot Reels Erie. State Police report the gun discharged accidentally by 11 year old John Fe Pimmes from Gibson. Hunter Eluer Hmeht, 31, of Youngsville, was charged as the case centers on a single bullet passing foot, shoulder and head. Coroner Stuart Holmes ruled accidental. The injured boy remains in extremely critical condition. bullet removal pending.
District Judge Caleb Wright ruled the government liable for a midair collision involving a United Airlines DC plane and an Air East fighter over Las Vegas, allowing a damages case to proceed. The suit seeks about 4 million dollars for 49 victims. A trial date has not been set.
President Kennedy designates the upcoming week as Captive Nation Week urging national unity and renewed commitment to human liberty and the rights of oppressed peoples worldwide. The proclamation calls Americans to reflect on freedom causes and to support international efforts for liberation and dignity.
Six Erie youths were held today in connection with a burglary at an Erie sports store. Four guns valued at 1489 dollars were seized. two youths charged with receiving stolen goods.
Federal aid will extend through August to Pennsylvanian counties Armstront Bradford Cambria Fayette and others under farm and soil stabilization programs. Farmers may plant and harvest hay on cropland retired under tax oil bank and land diverted from feed grain and wheat production. State official Walter A. Lyon reports study of conditions in remaining counties.
Union City hosts a development fund drive to bolster Standard Chai Co finances with a meeting of civic leaders and Erie County Development Board to map action. A re financing plan under Avco Redevelopment Act may rely on local funding, possibly a $26,000 share of a $300,000 loan, pending confirmation.
Severe storms lash Japan with landslides and floods across regions. Dozens reported dead in landslides and lightning in the southwest, while Tokyo records flooding of about 6750 homes.
A fragmentary OCR style note questions target accuracy with a groundhog theme and risky shooting under wet conditions. It references a small boy and a misaligned target image, suggesting repeated hunting mishaps and potential danger in open fields.
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