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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
1
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Corry Area High School faces a male-dominated commencement as all top positions go to boys. Fred Dahlstrand is valedictorian, Ronald Johnson salutatorian, and Edward McMahon senior class president will speak. Baccalaureate is June 2 with Rev. Walter Gilliland delivering the sermon. no guest speaker.
U S State Department officials say the Soviet Union is revamping its foreign policy and may press harder on Communist expansion abroad in Africa and Southeast Asia. Premier Khrushchev faces domestic economic troubles but aims to direct policy toward aiding have-not nations and reducing inner tensions with China.
Castro in a filmed Havana interview suggested talks with the United States and Cuba on a path to better relations. He said Soviet technicians should be discussed by the three powers and left open compensation talks for expropriated U S property. Republicans insisted no talks until Russian forces leave Cuba. In Washington, Rep Francis Walter’s condition remained unchanged at Georgetown Hospital.
The article notes temperatures swung from a midweek high of 83 to a low of 27 as a Canadian cold front swept south. Harrisburg posted a record high of 95, Chicago saw a 22 degree drop to the low 30s, and light snow fell from Northern Michigan to Buffalo, with improvement expected early next week.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr began a 72 hour preflight prep in Hangar 8 resting studying the flight plan and meeting to review the Atlas booster Faith 7 spacecraft and tracking network He will follow a low residue diet and undergo medical checks to establish baseline data for the 34 hour mission to circle Earth 22 times
AP reports communists in China issued nine new regulations placing the armed forces of about 2 million under absolute party and Mao Zedong control. The Liberation Army Daily quoted Mao on weapons and people as decisive in war, signaling limits on foreign nuclear aid amid strained Soviet relations.
A late model convertible struck a horse drawn buggy east of Grove City yesterday evening. Driver Arle D Byler, 2% from Mercer, suffered no injuries. Rovel Adams Jr., 18, also of Mercer, caused about 100 dollars in damage to the car and 75 dollars to the buggy. State Police at Mercer reported.
Residents of Corry and surrounding area urge state action to restart the Columbus Dam project. The 15 year old Mash flood failure spurred a General State Authority plan but no feasibility study has been completed. Local leaders press Harrisburg officials and legislators to begin construction promptly.
A 2-year-old Erie man John W. Bloom pled guilty to four disorderly conduct charges after a disturbance on East Pleasant Street. Bloom was fined 25 dollars plus costs on each count totaling 136 dollars and released after promising payment Monday. Police said Bloom attacked Velma Bloom Cynthia Hime Joyce Greeny and Gerald Darling who were injured and a black Chevrolet carried Bloom from the scene. Officers Nichols and Tron filed the charges and Alderman Porter Auer presided.
The Sterling Milk Co of Erie parts owned by the Castor family will open its new Up Peach street plant for public inspection. Castor family members fill top posts. the firm touts a highly automated facility, with furnishings from CJ’s Dorie line and local personnel including Carl Sickie as assistant general manager, Nella Racke as treasurer, Nick Carter as wholesale sales manager, and George Price as plant foreman. The open house runs all day.
Cambodian officials said they uncovered an assassination plot targeting Chinese President Liu Shao chi and Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The plan reportedly involved explosives planted in a tunnel under the road from Phnom Penh airport to the capital. The attack would have occurred as Liu Shao chi’s motorcade passed during a six day state visit.
Kansas City Kan. jury awarded Charles N Rollins 90000 against the City of Kansas City Kan for injuries from a mob attack at a city park game two years earlier. Officials will seek a new trial. The case cites Kansas mob law and mentions a separate Moscow audience with Premier Khrushchev in Tass report.
Jubilation over a perceived victory in Birmingham spurs a six week push for integration led by Black leaders and Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. City officials reject the agreement as non binding while Police Commissioner Eugene Connor boasts of arrests and protests. A door to door registration drive is planned as tensions to integrate lunch counters restrooms and facilities continue.
Unity fever grips Cuban exile community as plans for a junta in exile gain momentum. Exiles discuss large scale sabotage and infiltration, with CIA knowledge, aiming for invasion from a non US base. Enrique Ruiz Williams, Bay of Pigs veteran, says unity is urgent and will unite exiles to overthrow Castro. He plans further talks in New York and Washington with allies including Attorney General Robert Kennedy.
Pvt Daniel J Arthur, 17, recounts ten hours under live artillery during Exercise Coulee Crest in central Washington. Guarding a phoney mine field, he describes fear, near misses, and the moment a Jeep arrived to reveal the mix up. Gen Paul Adams ordered safety reviews after praising Arthur.
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