25 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
1
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Fragment mentions Red jvdgmen sinking underwater barriers to stop swimmers reaching the Geedom of West Berlin. No clear date or entities confirmed.
Ottawa reports Canada launches a temporary austerity drive to bolster the dollar after a sharp election loss for the Progressive Conservatives. Prime Minister Diefenbaker seeks market stability with tax increases and duty reductions, aided by US loans and a higher Bank of Canada rate. US Treasury notes close coordination but warns possible impact on US exports.
State Police say three men arrested after a Greensburg area gas station robbery last week admitted the crime. Charles Sanders, 20, Raymond White, 22, and Donald Rath, 22, were captured in Greensburg and near Erie. White and Sanders charged with armed robbery and aggravated assault, Rath with armed robbery. Attendant James Guianet, 18, was slugged and relieved of $6 at Gildy’s on Hirstway Plaza.
A weekend crash near Union City injured a 72 year old woman after a dirt road exit into a main road. Frank Nye of Waterford drove one car and Melody Bartholomew of Union City drove the other. both vehicles sustained about $200 damage. A third driver, 40 year old George Bellis of Tulanel, escaped injury when his car lost control and rolled, with damage estimated at 15 dollars.
Fragmented OCR reads as a brief noting a Korean War anniversary and ongoing political tension. Mentions authorities reaffirming their determination to block something, with garbled phrases around events and locations. No clear names, dates, or places fully readable.
Congress Democrats press to salvage part of the Kennedy program with a $277 million stopgap funding bill the Senate passed. Leaders expect a House vote to extend emergency wheat and feed grain programs for a year while House Senate conference bickers over control and prestige. Continued on Pag. Five.
A Westfield boy identified as Weil Post, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Post, lost his left foot when a hay mower, operated by his father, struck him around 7 p.m. Saturday on the Westfield Sherman road. He is in fair condition at Westfield Memorial Hospital.
A 29 year old mother of three, Mattson of Edinboro R D 1, died in a Millcreek Township one car crash short after midnight. Police say she apparently fell asleep at the wheel. Her car left the road, struck mail boxes, and flipped onto its top after hitting a tree. West Ridge Hose Co volunteers assisted at the scene.
Lan cs swim meet honors Ehig Corrs family for clocking the top average of 27.55 miles in a lengthy multiday event run by the Corry YMCA from April 1 to May. The Erratic lineup featured Rene Touiasse and wife Rose Mary with sons Cork Uiromt and Gary, as the Corrs claimed the trophy amid a field of ten families in the 60 mile pool challenge.
W. W. Waterhouse longtime GOP county chair with 20 years service loses to Neil Gough-Yin of Erie by a 140 to 120 count in a close ballot at the county courthouse. Chairman Joni English briefly shifted support before backing Waterhouse, prompting a post election unity tone as party figures urged continued cooperation.
A Findley Lake man suffered injuries when a flying boat incident occurred while towing two water skiers. Leonard Eliason and Deputy Chaukauani reported the event as they assisted victims. Denis Edi and others were aboard. no serious injuries were noted beyond hands and ear. The situation is being continued today.
Lori Wright, a Spring Creek trucker, was injured when his semi rammed a freight train near Warren, Ohio. He was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital Youngstown with severe head injuries and a fractured right leg. investigators work to determine the crash cause as doctors report severe lacerations but no skull fracture.
More than 2,000 cadets from 46 colleges and universities arrive for a six week ROTC training period in the capital area. Officers from the corps say cadets work toward commissions in the U S Army while serving in reserve units. Interstate training aims to build leadership and preparedness across participating schools.
The article honors Corryite and five others for work with poultry, citing contributions to the field and state-level recognition. Dennis Northrup, son of Mr. and Mrs. Northrup of Corry, is noted as a Penn State graduate and active 4-H member who earned honors at a poultry convention. The report mentions Northrup's high school years at Corry Area High School and his involvement with Future Homemakers of America, concluding with a local youth event tied to the state poultry association meeting.
A man confessed to killing two teenaged girls near Morristown and Morristown Township. Authorities say the suspect, identified as Vaner, admitted using a wrench to strike the victims and indicated the case involved a schoolmate. A bloody wrench was found at the scene. The bodies were discovered in a wooded area near an old estate.
Formosa reports indicate U S warships patrolling off the coast while Communist forces increase near Quemoy and Matsuo. Navy spokesmen call the redeployment routine as carriers possibly reinforce sea patrols and coastal defenses amid Chinese Nationalist warnings and shelling incidents. Additional details from defense ministries and allied commands remain unconfirmed.
Police in Mansfield Ohio report an eight year old youth confessed to the slayings of two girls Jean Bertoch and Connie Lynn Har yell. The bodies were found in a shallow sewer near their homes Saturday night by boys. Officials said the youth admitted the killings and authorities plan to seek first degree murder charges. The coroner noted the preliminary exam showed violence but would not confirm sexual assault. Neighbors say the girls lived across from one another and had recently moved from Arkansas to Mansfield a week earlier.
The stock market remained unsettled with many sections showing declines amid mixed economic signals. Industrial shares led losses while a few stock groups showed minor gains, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and uncertain near term trends.
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