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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
3
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The naval inquiry found the Thresher tragedy does not change plans for new submarines. Rear Adm. Ralph K. James testified the design remains fundamentally excellent and the program should continue. The Thresher sank during a test dive east of Boston, killing 129 aboard.
Sugar Grove Area Speedway launches the 1983 season with a new hobby division for stock cars built from 1932 to 1958. Race night will feature at least 10 races per class with both late models and hobby division racing the same night at Stateline Speedway on Cortright Road near Sugar Grove.
Kennedy and Pearson meet amid nuclear arms debate over Bomarc B missiles at Canadian bases. Canada pledged to honor nuclear commitments but remains cool to weapons on Canadian soil, while trade talks aim to cut tariffs by half but require detailed negotiations.
Miss Connie Messinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Messinger of 414 Mead Avenue is one of two students in Jamestown Business College Jamestown to maintain a straight A average for two consecutive trimesters. She enrolled in September 1962 in the medical secretarial course and studies shorthand anatomy psychology and related subjects. She has been elected to the student council and named co editor of the student publication and will complete her course in April 1964.
Pittsburgh police say William E. McIntosh 27 was fatally shot by Patrolman Thomas McCaulley after a foot pursuit near the Hi Hat Bar and Grille. McIntosh, a North Side resident, was wanted for questioning about a holdup and other robberies and died at Allegheny General Hospital.
ERIE. Harry G. Lacey, head of the state Department of Labor and Industry Inspection Bureau, named Foster McCoy and Donald Wissner to head a forthcoming inspection of 12 Erie schools. The probe will decide whether Crawford’s enclosures around staircases must be built, modified, or dropped. Wissner’s preliminary review led to Crawford’s transfer to commercial buildings pending findings.
A Senate report warns of a Cuban allied force backed by Soviet hardware including antiaircraft missiles coastal defense missiles and likely 42 MIG21 jets. It notes Soviet navy use of 12 high speed patrol boats with missiles and aboard Cubans observed onboard.
The House passed a bill allowing the defense secretary to fire NSA employees deemed security risks without appeal. President Kennedy touts a strong space budget as Soviet efforts loom, while drafting targets rise and EEOC reports show Negroes gaining a share of top firm hires. Hoover marks 40 years as FBI director and McNinch named VA chief medical director.
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