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05 May 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1962
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions measurements and equipment including sizes and amperes. It lacks coherent context, specific names, places, or dates to provide a precise news item.
President Kennedy enjoyed a weekend at the sea as the White House highlighted air strength. He toured Bell Air Force Base in Florida and viewed a wide display of aircraft including eight B 52 bombers and F 104 jets. A speech in New Orleans urged a global Atlantic partnership and robust freer trade.
Five cases, including Richard Stroup versus Mrs. Miles McCray, will go to trial the week of May 14 at Warren County courthouse. Stroup seeks restitution for car damage and lost wages after a Spring Creek auto accident when McCray’s vehicle drifted from a driveway. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Brown and McKnight. for the defendant, Sidney Spinekertti.
A Journal Photo caption lists Merle De Arment a general contractor from Conneaut Lake and Fred Grantham with Robert Olt Jr identified as bank president. No further details provided.
Fire officials say about 200 students clashed with five firemen during a Thursday incident on campus. Two students were slightly injured as hoses damaged uniforms and a melee followed. College president Dr Roy E B McAuley condemned the crowd’s behavior but credited firemen for their efforts. In a separate note, Rica Young, widow of Victor Young, died in Los Angeles. Construction begins Monday on a $200000 National Bank of Corry building with drive in facilities and new parking restrictions on North Center and Clinton streets.
AP reports Detroit and Minneapolis fear paper shortages disrupt news and commerce as merchants worry over loss of insective ads and readers. Radio and TV newscasts expand while suburban weeklies adapt to cover the Kennedy era and nuclear testing resumé.
Government troops moved toward Carupano after rebels of the marines and military police seized the city. Loyalist air forces bombed the coastal town while Betancourt demanded surrender by dawn and claimed control of the country. Civilian demonstrations were reported near Carupano amid ongoing combat and troop movements from multiple directions.
A fragmented report indicates the United States plans to maintain a presence in Berlin. President Kennedy’s envoy to Berlin signals continued alliance commitments amid German political sensitivities.
U S analysts report fifth nuclear burst suspected by Pacific tests as Khrushchev warns of retaliation. US detection stations alerted. Christmas Island was site for a mid range yield shot as world reaction ranges from mild to wary amid global Cold War tensions.
The Soviet government newspaper Tsvestia cites the official commentator Vik tor Mayevsky asserting the United States fears peace yet hopes the arms race will damage the Soviet economy. The piece argues nuclear competition weakens the US economy and that the Soviet Union will not seek disarmament, continuing to strengthen its defense daily.
Washington AP reports the Army's Davy Crockett atomic mortar finally reaches American forces. Indications point to West Germany where five infantry divisions may train about 15 Crockett launchers each. Each unit could launch a 6 mile warhead with 1000 ton TNT power.
In Harrisburg a draft Bill Scranton effort is described as the party's grassroots push. Leaders claim Scranton accepted after broad county support and backers say he is the chosen candidate to unite the Republicans against opponents and party rivals.
AP dispatch reports Peiping radio accusing a U S airship of entering Chinese waters near the Hsisha Islands and issuing a serious warning against American intrusions. The item notes tension over territorial waters and the Communist charge while omitting graphic detail.
Gov. Rockefeller's campaign tour in Southwestern New York grows more political as he blasting the Kennedy steel price increase and the New York City teachers strike. He criticizes Mayor Warner's handling of pay and accuses state shortfalls of fueling the walkout while pursuing re election plans.
Representative Carroll D. Kearns vows to fight a proposed motorboat tax aimed at funding more recreational centers. He says supporters will press the issue despite administration pushback, with Pennsylvania lawmakers considering the levy.
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