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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
6
After the expo, certificates arrived late sparking concern among attendees and organizers. Officials blamed processing delays and pledged quicker issuance for future events. Local businesses reported increased interest and questions about certification timelines.
A 21 year old local driver Charles W. Sibble of 925 North Center Street was arrested for speeding after a crosstown chase Saturday night. Officers stopped him going north on Wayne Street at speeds up to 30 mph in a 35 mph zone. Information on the charge was filed with Alderman Porter Auer.
Floyd McClelland, 56, of An R. D. 1 Wattsburg, was treated for multiple facial and leg lacerations after his pickup veered off the Wattsburg Clyde road near French Creek. Police said he overtook a vehicle, hit loose gravel while re entering his lane, and the truck left the road into a ditch and overturned. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital Saturday night and released Sunday.
Admiral Claude V. Ricketts says a ship borne Polaris force would have high survivability and resist Soviet retaliation. He notes NATO nations are wary of funding and manpower but argues Polaris ships would be capable of evading detection and attack.
British officials and readers are presented with an exclusive interview and briefing notes outlining U S Navy plans for a NATO backed fleet of Polaris ships. The piece discusses cost, construction timeline of six to seven years, and distribution of crews among participating nations under a NATO command structure. It notes political tensions and strategic debate regarding a potential second strike capability in Europe. It also reports the death of British playwright John Whiting at 45 from cancer in London.
David Ben-Gurion resigns as prime minister and parliament member for personal reasons amid security case controversy. A cabinet communique says the move is not tied to state events, with speculation over nuclear rocket threats involving German scientists and Egyptian factory output. Levi Eshkol eyed as potential successor. Ben-Gurion plans to retire to the Negev to write memoirs and Jewish history.
Seventeen members of the Corry Area High School Machine Shop Club toured Zippo Manufacturing Co plants in Bradford on a Friday. Instructor Norman Tarbell said about half the club joined, attendance helped by school dismissal. The group traveled by bus, toured both plants, had a picnic lunch in a park, and stopped at the Kinzua Dam site on the return trip. Zippo guides John Lane Ronald McLane and Francis Murphy led the visits with Howard D. Gates joining to welcome the students.
Senator Barry Goldwater endorsed using tax deductions or credits to cover medical costs on a joint radio TV program with Senators Clark and Scott. He would extend deductions to anyone in need, not just families, while Clark warned the plan could miss 40 percent of Americans with low tax liability. Goldwater cited 76 percent covered by voluntary plans, but criticized their benefits.
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