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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
6
A golf course architect, the third visitor in three weeks, will meet the Golf Commission Monday at noon to review local sites and discuss establishing a municipal course. An Erie paper excerpt details police calls, a fatality, and business updates in Crawford County.
The final week schedule for Bracken Field lists Monday Moose versus VFW, Tuesday Ellis versus Corry Jamestown, Wednesday Moose versus Elise, and Thursday VFW against Corry. VEW players are asked to report Monday evening for pre game practice under manager Sam Baressi.
A damaged page outlines dam and survey issues affecting Conus savers and land loss totaling around half a million dollars. The text notes state legislature adjournment and a split decision on funding for dam reconstruction and forest water projects, with allocations debated and blamed for delays.
Dink Yonkers New York safety leader and brother of World War II General Joseph W Stilwell died yesterday after a short illness. Stilwell served as president of the Natori Safety Council from 1937 to 1942.
At a city pool in Reading Pennsylvania 73 children were exposed to chlorine gas when a valve jammed releasing fumes. Robert Leaf 3 and his twin Frank were among 56 affected and two in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital. Andy Stopper athletic director at Readour High School was seriously injured at Community General Hospital. Police and witnesses described workers and guards evacuating swimmers as gas clouds filled the area.
The article reports on a delayed bus transport referendum debate in Pennsylvania. Sen Clarence Bell expresses concern about religious tensions from school aid questions and backs a constitutional amendment as a backstop. Sen Miller opposes both referenda. the discussion centers on aid for non public school transport and immediate aid policies.
U S under secretary Steve W Averell Harriman departed Moscow today with a three power treaty for a partial nuclear test ban in hand He was to report to President Kennedy at the summer White House in Hyannis Port Mass Lord Hailsham called the dinner with Khrushchev jovial and Harriman said the talk was very good but offered no details
Kennedy argues the treaty is not foolproof but safer than an unlimited arms race. He cites dangers of unrestricted testing, nuclear pollution, and the risk of new powers, urging it as a starting point toward broader East West agreement and calmer world tensions for citizens and neighbors.
The President urged Senate ratification of the nuclear arms control treaty arguing it could reduce radioactive fallout fears and slow the arms race. He said it may limit weapons to the four existing powers and calls for constructive debate despite anticipated opposition.
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