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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
1
A local sale in Elgin Cum ry Pa lists a washer dryer set, gas washer, stove, wardrobes, crocks and dishes among other kitchen and household items. Bids start Saturday at o’clock with doors opening at 2 nile east ad. Proceeds benefit a yard sale and community fund.
The body of John Sweet formerly of Corry was found in the Pacific about a mile north of his Malibu Beach apartment. Identification by a 1960 Penn State class ring. Police plan air autopsy. death likely accidental drowning though friends doubt he swam alone at night. He graduated from Corty Area High School in 1956.
Washington reports that for the first time since 1930 a continental eclipse will be viewable, with many watching on television due to safety concerns. The event spans several hours with only a partial view for most observers. San Francisco and New York see 34 and 88 percent coverage, respectively, while Alaska, Canada, and Maine see total eclipse in narrow bands. Scientists caution against direct viewing without protection and describe safe methods including filtered viewing or projection. Astronaut Malcolm Carpenter plans to trail the shadow by jet while satellites from both nations assist in observing cloud cover and radio waves.
Actress Shelley Winters said Russian teenagers treat movie stars much like Americans do they tear at clothes to grab autographs. She spoke after returning from the Moscow Film Festival and noted the eager reception.
Six Corry businessmen sponsor a free 4 30 p m Matinee at the Rex Theatre to protect children from looking at the sun during tomorrow's eclipse. The show runs 90 minutes and includes Audie Murphy Western Showdown plus a cartoon, with parents urged to bring children to the theatre before the eclipse peaks.
In Manson Arkansas a one year old Negro boy named Andrew Lee Anderson from Vincent was killed by white citizens and sheriffs deputies after a woman testified he molested her eight year old daughter. Coroner T H McGough said the inquest found no testimony on who fired the fatal shot. The incident occurred Wednesday when the boy allegedly fled pursued by the group into a bean field.
Washington AP reports key eclipse facts and figures. The event runs from dawn in Japan to 4 44 p m EST on the Maine coast, lasting up to 100 seconds at maximum. The totality path spans a 60 mile wide strip from Japan across the North Pacific to Bar Harbor Maine with visibility varying by city. Sun shadow coverage ranges from 4 percent in Boston to 88 percent in New York and 14 percent in Denver. Shadow speed is 1.80 miles per hour.
Theichols Glavis restaurant on South Center Street was sold to William Rawlé of Ry Corry Road. Rawlé will take over August 1, repaint, redecorate, and equip with new food prep pieces. He plans a family type restaurant run by a competent staff, with Bayle remaining at Barnet Firestone.
The Florida Baptist Association adopted resolutions denouncing forced racial integration as immoral and condemning the Supreme Court for outlawing Bible reading in public schools. The body, representing 100 Missionary Baptist churches in Florida, spoke at its annual meeting yesterday.
Washington AP Union leader Walter Reuther urged Congress to strengthen President Kennedy civil rights proposals. He backed a federal fair employment practices commission broader voting registrars and immediate desegregation in all school districts. He urged a strong public accommodations bill ensuring private facilities open to all patrons.
President Eisenhower and Pennsylvania Governor Scranton attended a stag dinner last night at Charles W. Wolf's home in Gettysburg. No political renunciations were made, and the two men spent little time together as speculation about Scranton's 1964 presidential plans swirled.
York Pennsylvania reported a fatal crash yesterday involving Arthur Peiffer of Dover. The 49 year old motorcyclist died when his motorcycle collided with an automobile at an intersection in York. Police are investigating the collision and prompts for witnesses.
Reports indicate grain shipments face reduced demand and price shifts after U S agriculture actions. Officials in Vienna announce Austria's barley program changes while buyers seek reassurances on verified commodities and destination bounds.
A Brackenridge couple John Apdegraph and Betty Apdegraph, after a fire started by cigarettes in bed, faced the death of their three week old daughter Paulette Renee from carbon monoxide and burns. The parents injured themselves. both were treated and listed in satisfactory condition as police investigate reported incident.
New York New Avon AP Edward Sacco Jr. 13, in Queens basement, and a friend opened a carbon dioxide cylinder packed with hitcher match heads to make a fuse hole. Edward hammered the nail to the cylinder. after several blows it exploded fatally injuring him.
In Moscow diplomats report discussing a pledge on foreign aggression in Europe as part of talks on a broader West East disarmament framework. U S Undersecretary Harriman and British minister Hutson attended sessions, with Khrushchev and Gromyko presenting positions on a potential treaty and ban on certain weapons. The conference continues with alternate proposals under consideration and a likely continuation on Page Eight.
Harrisburg AP report outlines a plan to boost pay for about 73,000 Pennsylvania public school teachers by 300 dollars annually. Starting salaries would rise to 4,200 dollars next school year, with new teachers gaining 600 dollars from 3,000. A 25 million dollar state aid increase is proposed for 1634 to cover an estimated 28 million cost.
Marlon Brando continues treatment for a recurring kidney infection at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. Dr Robert Koshchek said Brando’s condition is about the same and that he will remain hospitalized indefinitely for further care.
A factfinding committee led by Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz delivered its report on the railway work rules dispute to President Kennedy. The draft was reviewed by major rail carriers and five operating unions and will be sent to Congress with Kennedy’s proposed legislation to block a nationwide strike. The leaders hope for a negotiated settlement before any law is needed. The president plans to study the report over the weekend and present recommendations Monday.
Three strong earthquakes struck northwest Italy and the Italian French Riviera early today. Pajama clad tourists and residents fled outdoors as dozens fainted from fright. No deaths or injuries were reported. The tremors centered in the Aosta Valley followed a violent storm near the Franco Italian frontier. It was the region's worst quake in 59 years.
City advances seal coating on 18 streets with patching first and a final top dress. Work targets smoother rides for Corry motorists, covering avenues and streets including Pleasant Bond Mend Center Waynes Maple Washington Mars and others with about 1,500 feet of isolated Wayne stretches also to receive treatment.
A nine day Chicago civil rights demonstration at the Board of Education offices ended with police arresting ten demonstrators for trespass and disorderly conduct. Three teens among the arrestees, plus four officers and a Negro girl, were treated for minor injuries as others continued outside. Clair Roddewig, president of the Board, condemned the disruption as contrary to orderly government. In a separate note, Rep Jalmar Nygaard of North Dakota died at 57 from heart ailment.
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