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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
1
Partial readable text mentions street names, river, and numbers. It appears as a damaged note with fragmented references to locations such as a river and city streets, but lacks complete sentences or identifiable events or persons.
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Berlin and warned against moves that could lead to recognition of the Communist East German regime. He said sovereignty of the East zone is not accepted by anyone, while noting practical contacts like rail and interzonal trade may be wise. General Lucius D. Clay and Mayor Willy Brandt greeted him.
Erie County court upheld a Corry tavern owner’s conviction for allowing a 19 year old to remain in Moose’s Restaurant and Bar on West Main street. The case centered on a March 30 incident and the city's juvenile drinking ordinance. The appeal argued insufficient evidence and possible ordinance issues. The judge’s decision was not reversed, and defense plans to adjust the ordinance were noted.
A Jamestown infant, Kristin Rix, 8 months, is in critical condition at Buffalo Children's Hospital after a two-vehicle collision on Route 6, five miles east of Corry. The crash injured Kristin's parents and relatives riding in the Rix car. both autos sustained damage and charges may follow as state police conclude their investigation.
Twenty four states decline to suggest which Army National Guard units should close as part of a 47 unit cutback the Army says is needed. McNamara advised, governors to May 1 submit recommendations. The White House delays meet with Kennedy as defense aides review the plan.
In Williamstown Dalphin County hundreds of residents and veterans marched in a protest against proposed cuts to the National Guard and Army Reserve units. Mayor Gripp urged unity from the Armory steps while Boy Scouts and VFW Legion members joined a calm demonstration.
Melvin J. Smith of Corry sues the Polish Club on Mead Avenue and Michael Bailey of Went Frederick Street for 6000 dollars claiming a fractured jaw and floor injuries from a September incident. He alleges club negligence for admitting Bailey while under suspension for unruly conduct.
Nam Tha, the last government stronghold in northwestern Nam Ha province, fell to rebel forces as Bouavan Norasing reported 5,000 defenders evacuated. Peiping radio noted a fierce counterattack and U.S. denounced the assault as a cease-fire violation amid Cold War tensions.
The United States launched its first Polaris missile with a two-warhead payload from a submarine in the Pacific. The test near Christmas Island, at 6:45 pm EST, forms the fifth atmospheric nuclear detonation in Operation Dominic. Details on range and yield were not disclosed.
A head on collision on Route 8 six miles north of Titusville injures four, with two in critical condition. Mrs. Josephine Zyck 68 Oil City passenger in Leonard Zyck 24’s car appears among the injured. Frank Smith 63 Townville driver also critically hurt. Lisa 3 Zyck daughter suffers shock. Local troopers report substantial vehicle damage and describe negligent entry onto Route 8 from a secondary road.
The overnight disappearance of Nicolette Goulet five, daughter of Broadway star Robert Goulet, ended when a babysitter brought the girl home. Police said Nicolette was unharmed and enjoyed a good time, with the incident arising from a misunderstanding.
NATO foreign and defense ministers wrap a four day strategic review with a pledge to defend all members by any means including nuclear, as France expresses reservations and a U.S. plan to share nuclear role information is approved for alliance consultation.
In St Marys Pa two former finance company officials face new charges of fraudulent conversion and conspiring to defraud tied to a $3.7 million investment shortage. A third former director is charged for the first time with similar offenses. The cases involve George Gerg Carl Gerling and Edward Jacob with bonds posted in Pittsburgh and St Marys as hearings approach. Max Rogoff 82 a longtime Manhasset NY restaurateur died yesterday.
A grass fire along the railroad tracks from Pennsylvania Avenue to the former tannery spread across a wide area and damaged sawdust and ties near Ecclesiastical Furniture Inc. Firefighters from multiple units battled the blaze for over two hours, starting at 2:90 p.m. and drawing 24 men despite windy conditions.
Hoboken New Jersey AP report quotes Roger M Blough chairman of Steel Corp denouncing indirect government price setting as incompatible with national interests He argues market forces should guide prices and disputes with the President over wage and price policy asserting public interest cannot be served by hostility between government and business.
A Pennsylvania Railroad derailment 10 miles south of Titusville halted a single track after two diesel units and 15 slag cars left the rails. Affected line may reopen only tomorrow with several days for wreckage removal.
A garbled Washington press brief cites Freeman asserting the Estes case ballooned in scope. The official discusses department concerns and unresolved allegations amid a complex inquiry.
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