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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
1
Lucky He's Also Columbus Car Complete Loss
A 2 year old Columbus man, Charles A. Sandberg, is listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after an early morning crash on Wayne Street. Police say he will be cited for reckless driving. Sandberg was extricated from a demolished car wrapped around a tree, with injuries to the chin, lip, tongue, legs, and other parts. Volunteers from the Corry fire department freed him after 20 minutes. The 1958 car, owned by his parents, was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Sandberg
Wayne
Albert Sandberg
Sandberg
Corry
Wayne Street
Corry Ambulance Service
Corry Man's Vehicle Flips Off Road Striking Youngsville Boy
A 14 year old Youngsville boy remains in fair condition at Warren General Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Jack Proper a 41 year old Corry man. State Police report Proper was westbound on Route 6 when his vehicle left the road striking Herbert Proctor son of Mr and Mrs William Proctor. The incident occurred as the boy walked on the right side of the road which troopers said was the wrong side for pedestrians. Troopers are investigating and may file charges. The youth sustained skull injuries and possible internal head injury. Mrs Proper age 37, a passenger, received neck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Jack Proper
Spring Street
Herbert Proctor
William Proctor
Proper
Warren Hospital
Lee
Corry Area Students Win Degrees at Erie Colleges
Corry area graduates receive bachelor of arts and science degrees from Gannon College and Mercyhurst College over the weekend. Richard A. Pitts, Robert L. Walsh, Eugene E. Wank, David Anderson, and Thomas C. Maloney earned degrees at Gannon. Mary E. Rizzo and Mary E. Downey earned bachelor of science degrees at Mercyhurst. All are Corry Area High School alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Womiell
Erie
Clymer
Southern University
Sparta
Gannon College
Richard A. Pitts
Arthur. Pitts
Concord Street
Robert L.walsh
John Walsh
Franklin
Corry Area
High Schoor
Mary E. Rizzo
Donald Hand
Park Street
Mary E. Downey
Eee Dawns
East Pleasant Street
Arrests in Canadian terrorism case target Quebec separatists
Montreal police seized 2 masses of dynamite fuses and timing devices as eight men were arrested for questioning in a terrorism probe linked to the Quebec Liberation Front. A Belgian national among those detained, described as leader material, was noted as trained in explosive handling in Cuba. Police say the movement is Communist-led and aims to separate Quebec from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec Liberation Front
J. Adrien Robert
Josaphat Brunet
Cuba
Montreal Gazette
Baby Falls Three Stories Unhurt After Fall
In Hwhabile Pa an 11 month old Steven Palm fell from a third floor window onto a cement walk but landed in an old army cot and escaped with minor injuries. He is in good condition at Community General Hospital with a concussion noted by doctors. Rev Randolph Ray Dies Pairfield Cont Dr Ray aged 76 long served as rector of New Yorks Little Church Around the Corner and retired in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
hWabile
Steven Palm
Community General Hospital
Randolph Ray
Pairfield
New York
India Plane Crash Kills U S Prof and Family
An Indian Airlines DC3 crashed and burned killing all 29 aboard including University of Illinois associate professor James Clarence Laverty and his family. The U S Embassy in New Delhi identified five passengers from wreckage including Laverty's family. Also noted is the death of GOP director Floyd McCaffree, former RNC research division head, at age 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New del
Ine
Indian ‘Airlines
University of Illinois
Dakota
North Indian Plains
Srinigar
U. S
New Delhi
James Clarence Lavérty
Champaign
GOP
Dieseee N
Floyd, McCaffree
Directos
Republican National Committee
Poison from Union City plant kills 10000 fish
Union City officials and state health investigatorsprobe a sewage plant discharge that killed an estimated 10 000 fish in French Creek. Norman Ely district fish warden says the poison dumped into the sewer killed 6000 fish under four inches, 2000 suckers, 150 walleye and 50 bass worth about 600 dollars. Samples were sent to Harrisburg for analysis. The board of health will determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
State Board of Health
French Creek
Norman Ely
Waterford
Tax
Healy
Ely
The
Fish Commission
Harrisburg
Board of Health
Pilot Defects to Red China Likely Major Rank
Tokyo AP reports Chinese nationalist pilots defecting to the Red China. An American made fighter pilot is said to be rewarded with 2500 ounces of gold. The New China News Agency claimed the pilot would hold the rank of major in the Chinese air force, identified as Capt Hsu Ting-ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
New China
Aldi
Peking
Hsu Ting-ts
Peehan to bolt GOP over liquor tax in Scranton budget
In Harrisburg AP report Senator Al bert R Peehan Senate majority whip threatens to leave the GOP over a proposed liquor tax part of a three item package to fund Governor Scranton's 1963 64 budget. Peehan calls the tax regressive warning of revenue loss and argues utilities gross receipts should be raised instead delivering 3 5 million per mill annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisbury
Albert R. Peehan
Senate
Peehan
GOP
Guv
Scranton
House
Pechan
Chamber
Ford City
Coastal rain batters mid Atlantic with tropical disturbance
Heavy rain drenched the mid Atlantic coast today linked to a tropical disturbance off the Carolina coast. The Weather Bureau said it was not a tropical storm, but small craft warnings were posted from Savannah to the Virginia Capes. Rain totals ranged up to nearly six inches in coastal areas, with Norfolk, Virginia reporting the heaviest fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Middle Atlantic
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Savannah
Virginia Capes
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Norfolk
Gov't Vs. Wallace Case Heard Today
Federal government and Alabama Gov. George Wallace faced a courtroom battle in Birmingham as Wallace's plan to bar Negroes from the white University of Alabama loomed. Justice Department sought an injunction against interference with court orders to enroll Black students, while Wallace touted continued segregation and warned against mob action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
Dist
Lynne
Wwe
Bie University
Doory Ta
NHC
Meet the Press
Bie
Albama
Abs
Schnnbs
Valence
Wallner
Neto Plekete
Pawe Twu
Negroes Split Over Race Protests In Philadelphia
Racial unrest pits African American groups against each other as NAACP and CORE diverge after agreeing with labor and city leaders on hiring at school construction sites. NAACP gains recognition as official voice. CORE vows further actions to test contractor good faith, including potential site picketing and nonviolent barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
IAP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Building Trades Council
Board of Education
Cecil B. Moore
MAACP
Olen
Prosecution rests in cruelty case at Warren Municipal Court
The prosecution rested today in Warren Municipal Court against Mrs. Richard Carr of Warren Two on charges of cruel treatment of her niece Frances Jean Carr ten. Defense moved for acquittal, denied by Judge Ravella. Frances Jean and her father Francis Carr, who is to be tried later, allegedly confined and punished the girl while at the aunt’s home. Frances Jean, malnourished and frostbitten, was admitted to Warren General Hospital after escaping a locked shed. she weighed 78 pounds, down from 136 a year earlier, and two toes were amputated due to gangrene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. i
Richard Carr
Warren Two
Frances J Jean Carr
John Spain
Robert Platt
Ravella
Frances Jean
Francis Carr
Cpl
William Miller
Trumbull County
Barbara Hemberger
Carr
Warren General Hospital
Carr Home
Bomb scare on Pan Am ramp ends with bag defused
A red overnight bag on a Pan American ramp in Miami sat vibrating for 15 minutes before owners Mr. and Mrs. R. Ferguson of Fort Lauderdale joined firefighters police and FBI agents. The Forge- Sons opened the bag and removed a battery powered electric toothbrush, ending the bomb scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla.ae
Pan American Airways
R. Ferguson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
FBI
Forge- Sons
Negroes Taught Nonviolence Sit-In Tactics in Jackson
An AP report from Jackson Mississippi describes a CORE led class where about 26 Negro students learn sit in and non violent protest methods. instructor David Dennis demonstrates responses to white resistance as youths practice at a lunch counter while warnings about violence are given. Retired Greek scholar Dr. George Melville Bolling dies at age 92 in Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Racial Equality
Jackson, Miss
John Mall Jackson
David Dennis
Jackson
CORE
J Umes
Robinson
Dennis
Young Wooten
Raymond
Tongsloo
Betty Poole
Princeton
N. J
George Melville Bolling
Ohio State University
Pope Still Clings To Life Amid Rapid Decline
Vatican City AP report says Pope John XXIII sank into deep stupor as heart weakness and dropping blood pressure alarmed doctors. A noon bulletin noted reduced pain and no need for sedatives, with temperature plummeting and blood pressure at 95. Thousands waited in St. Peter's Square as doctors warned each day could be his last. The pope has faced repeated crises since the initial attack. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Square
Pontiff
Siice Pridisy
Also Mentioned on This Page
ING LY
Charles Sandberg
Columbus Car
Walsh
Pitts
India
U.S
Bucks Party
Pope
Rome
John XXIII
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