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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
2
An old Spot Line advertisement lists Turben's Auto Service and a Chevrolet dealer at The Hospital ice with a call to emergency numbers 28201 and 41403 for ambulance and medical help. The fragment mentions Corry Mey mortal Hospital and urges quick summons of a physician in case of emergency.
London AP reports confusion over the identity of a Soviet master spy who defected to the West. A embassy spokesman said a man named Anata Alexander-Dolnytsin worked at the Soviet Embassy in 1961 but was not a defector and lives in Moscow.
Imaginum Germany 8 Army reports arrest of Spec. 4 James Michael Smith of Longview Washington Spec. 4 Gary Woodmanses of Derrick City Pennsylvania and Spec. 4 James M. Boots of Santa Rosa California all 20 held for possible trial after a German apprentice Harald Witzmann died from a sidewalk scuffle near Frankfurt witnesses say he and two girls were harassed and he was beaten by three men before police arrived
A friendly nudge to consider a Corry Journal subscription for a loved one who is ill or lonely. The ad presents the gift as thoughtful and timely, highlighting support and connection through regular local news and community updates.
A long hospital log lists admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital with numerous local residents named by address and relation. Notables include Ruth Price Terri Gill Bidwell Michael Vincent Donna DeJean and Terri Knight with multiple R D and street listings. A later line reports the death of Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hodges Jr oldest living US Military Academy graduate in Stamford Conc.
Classified notice announces Line-O-Ad with local rates of 23c per line. Ads accepted until publication day. Source text appears fragmentary with garbled names and timing.
Three foster children, Carol Ann Cain, 14, Teddy Jacqueline Walker, 11, and an unnamed companion, were struck near U.S. Route 6 in a high Arizona pine forest after their guardian, Robert Alford, 30s, allegedly admitted causing the harm. Investigators say Alford, a lifelong acquaintance, had picked up the children in Stockton, California, on May 27 and claimed to recall only he had two items under the seat. Authorities charged him in Arizona on three counts of serious case, and he is being returned to Williams to face proceedings.
The FDA announced interstate distribution of the experimental cancer drug Kreblosen is illegal without sponsor planned distribution. Backers withdrew their application for experimental status citing government harassment. Dr Stevan Durovic, discoverer, sent the withdrawal letter to an FDA inspector. the drug has 14 years of clinical study and supporters claim 20-70 percent benefit among about 5,000 treated. The American Medical Association says the drug lacks value for cancer treatment.
Three teen boys Nicknamed Bobby Abbott Shannon Burke and Danny OKain were found alive after more than 50 hours in a damp gas filled Castle Shannon mine near Pittsburgh. They entered Thursday on bikes and found a turn deeper inside. Extracted with breathing gear they faced dehydration and oxygen limits. State officials plan to seal the entrance with cement to prevent future incidents.
A Washington dispatch reviews the complex rift between the Soviet Union and China, noting Khrushchev's call for peaceful coexistence and the Red Chinese push for revolution. It reflects on historical tensions, differing stages of communism, and the dangers of nuclear age brinkmanship, with emphasis on how each side reframes the split.
U S and Soviet officials began discussions in Moscow on a possible test ban to curb radioactive fallout. Khrushchev backed a partial ban with on site inspections avoided, while reviving a non aggression treaty idea with the Warsaw Pact. Western delegates sought clarity on package terms amid Cold War tensions.
Joe J. Yaratch of Corry RD 4 died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 6 25 last night after a recent illness He was born April 8 1905 in Pittsburgh lived there until 1927 moved to Columbus Township then Cleveland where he worked as a machinist for J C Heintz Co He returned to Corry in 1963 and worked at Sciota Lumber Co Surviving are two sisters Mrs Virginia Pate Falconer N Y and Mrs Caroline Gorney Corry three brothers Adam William both Corry and Joseph Jamestown and several nieces and nephews The body is at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours today and tomorrow Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church Wednesday at 9 a m Rev Cyril J Kranz celebrant Burial in the church cemetery
In Long An Province near Saigon, a daylong clash between government forces and Communist guerrillas left 26 government soldiers dead and 55 wounded, with two American servicemen injured. Details remain scarce as helicopters encountered heavy ground fire Saturday.
William J. Kelly, 54, a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and ward leader, died at his home today. He was in his second term and worked as a sales representative for a trucking firm.
Moscow and Beijing remain locked in ideological dispute after a 35,000 word Soviet Comsomol era critique accusing China of hypocrisy and warmongering. Pravda printed both sides letters detailing the rift in the global communist movement.
Funeral service for Gerald W. Bemis will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 p.m. Burial in Cutting Cemetery. Viewing Sunday and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Leo Yarateh’s body at Bracken Funeral Home. viewing Monday 7–9 p.m. and Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Requiem Mass at St. Elizabeth’s Church Wednesday at 9 a.m. Burial in church cemetery. Ulster Pa Francis Drake, 7, oldest registered scout in General Sullivan Council, died yesterday. cause not stated.
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