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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1961
Page
3
A garbled police narrative fragment describes officers interacting with a group at a street location near M20, with vague references to a tumbling event and a mayoral figure. The text includes disjointed phrases about rides, refusals, and possible confrontations, lacking coherent detail or identifiable names.
In Philadelphia a 2000 strong audience booed rocks and profanity at Mayor Richardson Dilworth as he defended a $40 yearly parking fee plan for streets and lots. Injuries, window smashing, and disrupted broadcasts followed the angry protest, prompting police lockout and a city hall hearing slated for later.
Ernest Borgnine and Katy Jurado discuss marriage amid tabloid scrutiny while in Rome for film work. They deny fights and say photographers and back home rumors fueled the stories. Borgnine notes peaceful private life, cites museum visits, and mentions future projects with Dina de Laurentiis.
Erie in 2 year custody ruling given by Judge Taub awards Vern Burrows the two daughters Cludia Lee Burrots eight and Lynn Ann Burrows five. The mother Rita Gover of Claresburg deserted in 1959 and remarried, petitioned for custody but was denied. The girls remain in their father's care in Corry under a custody order open to modification as conditions change.
The United States urged the return of the hijacked Electra to Havana after authorities tracked it offshore Florida. fighter pilots from Homestead AFB attempted interception but could not divert the plane before reaching Cuban waters. Also noted, John B. Kennedy, 67, a retired editor and radio commentator, died after an intestinal operation in Toronto.
The RaNgas Clay AP reports a new National Bowling League opens with a Hollywood premiere showing new scoring rules and substitution. Five man teams compete at Midland Stadium in Kansas City with points for wins, spares, and bonuses. League play runs 26 weeks from Oct 13 with a 135 game schedule.
The Justice Department announced a study of all televised sports agreements following last week’s ruling by Federal Judge Atlantic Grim of Philadelphia invalidating the NFL CBS TV contract. Officials say the probe will examine parity and antitrust implications of bundled rights and cautioned against broad generalization of the ruling to other deals. DR. SHARP SUCCUMBS CLEVELAND. Onin-Dywd-Wud Ro Sharp, 67, former director of Lewis Research Center of NASA, died yesterday of cancer.
AP dispatch reports President Kennedy pressing Congress for a four billion dollar increase in defense spending. The plan targets Army extenders, National Guard, and reserve rules to finance expanded forces. Senate leaders indicate support while lawmakers seek immediate boosts and potential tax adjustments to fund the defense buildup.
Carole Tregoff underwent surgery to remove a tumor. The clipping reads as a terse health notice with limited readable details about the procedure and assenting party.
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