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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1963

Page

3

Deer Killing Dogs Anger Game Protectors Across Crawford County

In Crawford County deer chased by loose dogs sparked anger among game protectors. Snowy conditions aided deer avoidance while dogs seized many. Prosecutions reported in Cambridge Springs and Centerville areas. Licensed dogs fined $25 plus costs. unlicensed dogs killed. Badger urged owners to feed and restrain dogs for the rest of the month.

Meadville Crawford County Cussewago Valley Cambridge Springs Blooming Valley Springboro Linesville Conneaut Lake Lee Badger Badger John Miller William Lee Titusville Centerville Game Commission

Kennedy Huddles With Latins Amid Cuban Issue Doubts

Kennedy discussed only economic matters with Latin leaders at a regional meeting. Rene Schick, Nicaragua’s president elect, urged quick Cuban settlement through Inter-American system action. Castro mocked the San Jose conference on Havana TV as imperialists sit on a regional volcano. Attending Kennedy were Rusk, Martin, Moscoso, Pulbright, Hickenlooper, Morse, Morgan, Maillard, Selden Jr., and Armistead Selden Jr. Details of construction czar Walsh’s death in Naples, Fla. conclude the record.

Kennedy Nicaragua Rene Schick Washington Cuba Castro San Jose Americas Havana Dean Rusk Edwin M. ‘Martin Teodoro Moscoso U.8 Alliance For Progress Seng J. W. Pulbright D-Ark Bourke B Hickenlooper R-Iowa Wayne Morse D-Ore Thomas E. Morgan D-Pa Williams Maillard Calif Armistead Selden Jr D-Ala

Philly Wants To Host Olympics

The United States Olympic Committee met to decide whether Los Angeles or Detroit will bid for the 1963 Games. Detroit was initially chosen, but Los Angeles objections led to a reopened bid. Portland, San Francisco, and Philadelphia will also present.

Philly United States Olympic Committee Los Angeles Detroit United States Portland Ore San Francisco Philadelphia

iCarry Rope Just In Case Save Men From Ice Water

Sigmund Szulinski, 64, was rescued from about 12 feet of water off the Niagara Peninsula after falling through ice. Two fishermen Walter Tubbs and K. Burch, aided by two unidentified men, used a rope kept “in case” to pull him onto the ice. Szulinski received oxygen and was taken to hospital. Tubbs and Burch said they carried the rope for years and previously helped pull a child from danger.

Rie Sigmund Szulinski Szulinski Niagara Peninsula Dan Cascanio Szulin Walter Tubbs K. Burch Lawrence Park Tubbs Burch Peninsula Dascanio

Flood Watch as Area Creeks Rise Across Region

Alerts remained in force as creeks climbed near flood level with a crest forecast around 61 feet. Measured ice jams loosened upstream while Ottawa Valley towns prepared evacuation centers. Oil City reported Old Creek at 16 feet five below flood stage and scattered roads closed as water receded by night.

Page One Vernon Houghton Pittsburgh Civil Defense Headquarters Meadville Saegertown Venango Cambridge Springs Rockdale Oil City Old Creek Rockmere Allegheny Frantlin East Brady Kittanning

Reveal Story Behind May Stock Market Crash and Recovery

The New York Stock Exchange chronicles the May 22 1962 Black Monday downturn and the subsequent recovery through May 29 and Memorial Day. It notes 85 million shares, 673000 trades, and a survey showing investors sold during declines and bought during gains while institutions ducked trends.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Exchange Keith Funston

Wounded In Head Man Dies In Harrisburg

An unidentified man with a .22 caliber head wound was found on a railroad flatcar near Harrisburg and died later at Polyclinic Hospital. A .22 rifle was found nearby as police investigated the 8 a.m. discovery outside the city. The victim was about 5 foot 10, white, 85 pounds, with dark brown hair and brown eyes. The Weather Bureau forecast rain and snow runoff with a high near 46.

Harhisburg Polyclinic Hospital

YMCA Calendar Week of March 18

The YMCA lists a dense week of activities from March 18 with numerous swim programs for all ages and skills, drills, and social classes. The schedule includes girl and boy beginner swims, adult and children programs, crafts, sports, and dances across multiple rooms and groups.

Tuesay Clymer Swim Club Cary Boy Scouts Bkin Baby Dolphin Gray Club Fox Room Columbus Sutton — Wright Jr. High Webelos Union City Corry Glean Waterford Bear Lake Scouts

Did Herod Commit The Unpardonable Sin

Lenten meditation on Mark 6 14 29 by Rev Lawrence T Meneely discusses pride as a motive behind Herod s actions and the consequences of oaths and guest pressures in the Herod Antipas story. It notes Herodias and the daughter as instruments of hatred and warns against distorted values that lead to tragedy.

Herod Lawrence T. Meneely Tavih Herodias Paul

Three men named in $70,000 stock theft in Sharon

Warrants issued for William R. Ross of Waynesboro Virginia Edgar Creitzer of Lyndhurst Virginia and William J. Fisher of Paramount California over the $70,000 theft of stock certificates and cash in Sharon. John P. Conner now serving a four year federal term implicated the others and led to the seizure of about $60,000 in certificates and $10,000 in cash from Samuel Wilkes and his brother.

Mercer, Pa Sharon Harrisburg William R. Ross Waynesboro Edgar Creitzer Lyndhurst William J. Fisher Paramount Calif Richard Gray Karl R. Sheetz Mercer County Court Earl Holby John P. Conner Harriaburg Conner Federal Penitentiary Lewisburg Samuel Wilkes John Reading

Lord Beveridge Dies Father of Welfare State

Lord Beveridge 64 Liberal politician died Saturday. He led wartime social survey known as the Beveridge Report and laid the foundation for the postwar National Health Service.

Lord Beveridge London Beveridge Istaterim National Health Service

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