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12 Jun 1962
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
1
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Three state troopers died when a Royal Blue Coach bus struck their patrol car on the New Jersey Turnpike near the Passaic River Bridge. The driver Raymond Peterson 35 of Easton Pa and two other drivers were injured as the bus plowed into a dump truck and overturned. Investigations by state police Public Utility Commission and the Trucking Commission are ongoing with officials awaiting findings.
Three bank robbers escaped from Alcatraz Federal Prison in San Francisco Bay during the night. Authorities reported the men were missing from their beds and believed to have left their cells unnoticed while guards checked the island. The escape marks one of the few since Alcatraz became a federal prison in 1934, with past attempts noted in records.
Philadelphia Mayor James H. Jate said President Kennedy canceled plans to attend Independence Day observances and the closing skiinis session of a conference in Philadelphia.
Infant cousins 18 months and 16 months died in City Hospital Sunday evening, minutes apart. Cause believed linked to home remedies or illness. Palio McGinty, child of Mr and Mrs Robert McGinty, died after a stay in hospital. Jean Marie Sloan, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Sloan of Simca, died in hospital after admission earlier that day.
Columbus Township officials consider a paving plan at Dodd housing with curbs inflating the price to about 5.90 per front foot including a two inch base and three quarter inch top. Engineer figures estimate Blacktop costs may reach 2.50 per front foot, with bids opening July 2. Mayor Zalzneck and Streets Director Dearing visited recent tube paving sites to compare base road stabilization and potential contractor options.
Washington reports the Soviet Union dispatched a fourth scientific ship to observe U S high altitude nuclear tests near Johnston Island. The FAA warned the planned shot could blackout Pacific radio bands for over 42 hours. The Voyeykov joins two other ships in monitoring the test zone as U S officials prepare for another nuclear device attempt.
The Hela Promotion Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met at the Ritz Restaurant and heard that 15 decorative flower pots for downtown parking meters have been ordered. Merchants funded the decor, while six will be placed at the Municipal Building. The Retailers also opened planning for this year's Site Walk Bazaar on August 1 and 2. Artie Shaw leads as general chairman, with Barney Bennett as vice chair, James Allyn publicity chairman, James Hammond decorations, and Gerald Hammond handling special features.
Petitioners argued against closing Harding School’s First Ward section amid fears of declining property values and student impact. The Buildlife Needs Committee recommendations were read to reassure residents while plans to move first graders to Concord and others to nearby schools were discussed. The board, led by Paul Meeklini, sought to satisfy concerns and keep Harding open.
Washington AP reports Kennedy aides and supporters pursue a compromise on the health program for the aged. Absent Social Security funding, the plan risks defeat by the tax writing committee which controls approval. Admin negotiators push two proposals, with Ribicoff urging financing. lawmakers warn chances fade as Congress nears adjournment.
A six year old East Pleasant street girl, Janet Lillie, escaped serious injury after dashing into traffic and striking a moving auto on a sleet morning. She was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with cuts and bruises. The car, driven by Roland H. Morris of Mundville, struck her as she ran into the street after a passing trolley. Police said no arrests were made and a routine investigation is pending. The incident occurred in front of the Lillie home.
In Lutherville Maryland a local water drainage dispute pits private property owners against the city over flooded backyards, drainage grading, and street water flow during heavy rains. City officials debate proposed actions while preserving street and curb limits. Also note the death of Karl Betts, 70, former Civil War veterans commission executive director, from a heart attack.
The city faces no qualified bids for sidewalk work as officials report contractors shunned the project. Claims of bid tampering and late envelope handling surface while council ponders hiring certified cement workers to fulfill the job and stabilize the town’s sidewalks.
Hanna Gus Edwards resigns after two years as faculty athletics manager amid committee debate. Jomnjuttee Jase Mehl accepted the resignation with representation. Tarrant director and football coach indicated capacity to handle duties. Superintendent Shupe and Hanna backed consolidating duties under Hanna, while Norman Smith urged avoiding single control. Continued on Page B.
Wattsburg Area High School Band plans a Thursday evening march and ceremony stop in Corry on the way to Washington for the President Kennedy inauguration. Director Ralph Perkins leads a routine performance at the Elks Lodge after marches along West Washington Street and First Avenue. The parade includes the VFW firing squad, Corry Moose Lodge, and a local barbershop quartet. Ty Weaver is set to deliver the Flag Day speech at the Elks.
A Buenos Aires commuter train rammed a school bus carrying over 100 students at a fogged railroad crossing. Forty three people died, including the bus driver and a teacher, with many injured as hospitals faced blood shortages. Police detained the crossing attendant, the train engineer, and a fireman for questioning.
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