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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

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Lack Of Understanding In Merger Vote

A district merger vote failed amid claims of voter misunderstanding and concerns over differing tax bases. Officials noted education efforts to explain merger advantages. critics cited potential inequities between Warren and Corry areas and the impact on local control and costs. A separate protest in Tokyo involved about 600 students opposing U S policy.

Corry Ant Siz Priesday John Mallory Jr Warren Conny Maurice Kolpetts Ride Comaly Warren Kolpein Malena Meretesl Daniel U.S Tokyo

Spring Firm Aide Unruffled After Plane Mired Here

Corry Airport Authority receives a $30 payment from Associated Springy in a case stemming from a plane that sank in marshy runways. Clarence Wallace chairs the authority and Wallace Barnes, vice president, sent the check after the plane was stuck for a month. Barnes expressed gratitude and praised the airport’s community value.

Corry Alport Barnes Wallace

Ready Plans For Girl Swim Team

YMCA maps plans for a girl swimmers team with secretary Sterling Wees noting formation ahead of next fall season. A boys versus girls meet is planned to showcase the new squad as officials seek early workouts and competition opportunities.

Mental patient kills relatives and dies by suicide

A former mental patient on Long Island shot his relatives and set a house ablaze in a tragedy that left Albert Mittleman and his wife Blanche dead. Their daughters Lorraine and Michele, aged 14, were wounded and found by neighbors as flames spread. Police smelled gasoline and found bottles at the scene. Rosen, under mental treatment, reportedly suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. The motive remains undetermined as investigators review the case.

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GOP Fearful Who Took Care Of Caroline's Horses

Washington dispatch reports GOP concerns over who tended Caroline Kennedy's horses amid a push to create a White House police corps. Officials deny officials use of officers as grooms, noting a trained platoon handles horses at a Glen-fora stable and nearby sites.

Caroline Washington Mtawaei Caroline “Kennedy Small Shores White House Collie Poitog Tinder & Loi White Hose Jintaltolion Aaberh Penn Glen Keyardy Comnbry Place Fennesauer

Plane 1 Crash Kills 17 in Kenya Flight

AP reports a transport plane crashed in Kenya en route to Nairobi near a mountain site. All 17 aboard are feared dead, including crew and possible passengers. The craft was linked to Project Mercury logistics for the Nairobi contingency, with NASA offering no confirmation of any astronauts aboard.

Washington Kenya Gussiof Air Force Nairobi Cape Canaveral Project Mercury Naiobi-Kenya Natro Eyreing France 324Nd Malcolm ‘Scott_Carpentermto Scott Sastronai Mercury Cla National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mercury Aetronautsy Carpenter Bahiera John H.glenn Jr Virgil T. Grissom Pets Orth Dari Hieerbstad Alan B. Shepard Jr Polit Arguello Calif Gordon Cooper Jr Guaymas Mexico Donald K. Slayton

May Weather Deluge Ranges From Heat to Snow Across Nation

The May weather pattern spans a wide arc from midsummer heat and humidity in the east to strong storms and hail in the Texas Southwest. Heavy rain caused flooding near Clarendon Texas and swept two from a pickup, another tornado-like gusts damaged crops in the Southeast, and Alabama in the South saw thundershowers and winds. The West logged new snow, while the Midwest reported record May heat in Chicago and Detroit challenging the old highs. Syracuse also set a May record as the weather extremes rattled several states.

Associated Press Texas Clarendon Tex Hale Cell Mobile Alabama Georgia Reng Sparks Li Shigilntals Meng Nora Coon Midwest Ghiengo Detroit Detralta Syracuse

Marines Ready For Navy Action In Laos Invasion

US Marines landed at Bangkok and began a rapid deployment to northeast Thailand to bolster forces along the Mekong near Laos. The operation includes carriers, helicopters, and thousands of troops to deter Communist rebels and support a coalition government, with allied nations watching closely for broader conflict.

Bangkok Thailand Macrines Ageres Fon Bavekok Cayryne Seth Britain Australia New Zealand S. Linrders U.S Arie Tea Maint Payee Chitrasapa Kone Toey Teastport Valley Forge Don Muang Mekong River Laos Tadhye Ventira Calin Hawaii Okinawa U.S Army Pacific Arctved Salyon Viet Nam Bapakok Saigon Paul D. Harkins South Cambodia Udon Ubon Ma. W. Ri Aifleck Burford D.C Wiltith Korat Batiskok

Mahany Leads In Key Race Amid Absentee Ballots

Mahany appears to win by a narrow margin as absentee ballots still undecided for the state senate race. The Titusville candidate faces Melvin Blair of Mendyittes in November after a four year political absence and a contested primary outcome.

Dehhan Tinusville Waste Scott Sharon Warly Tapias Mahany Mahony Titusville Melvin Blair

Rains Swell Mekong Rim in Thai Laos Front

Rains become a strategic ally for U S Marines and soldiers defending the Mekong River border area from Communist infiltration. The Mekong, swelling through Thailand and Laos, challenges air and tank operations as American troops brace for a rugged 500 mile front along the Lao Thai frontier and ridgelines.

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Cancer Appeal Tops $2 520 in Corry Campaign

The Corry cancer drive surpassed its $2.50 goal for a third straight year, raising $2,520.28 to help battle the disease. Mrs. Martin Keppel, the treasurer, provided a breakdown of donations to the American Cancer Society chapters at the public library site.

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Millcreek Township Considers Sidewalk Compliance Policy

Millcreek sets example with a proposed plan requiring residents to lay sidewalks or face city action. About 751 residents were scheduled to receive notices to install sidewalks or allow the city to complete the work and assess costs to their property.

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Drive For Retarded Kids Opens Corry Drive

The Corry drive for the Retarded Children Association begins with 125 workers in the area. The group, serving Fre dren throughout the county, now numbers 355. Mayor Zalzneck and James St Gooree endorse the effort alongside United Fund leader. Mrs. Harold Messenger leads as major, with a roster of volunteers including Mrs. J Rodger Moyet and Mrs. Neil Gates to assist in Wayne and Concord Townships.

Harold Messenger Corry Major Fredren Messenger Curry Philip Zalzneck James St. Gooree United Fund Raymond Hamilton Alfred Swackhammer Robert, Williams Baldwin Concord Township Merrill McCray Ori Elin Borden

Police Leader Dies in Baldwin Widow of Loft Remembered

Baldwin New York mourns Vuna Mc Maton Loft 77 former New York City deputy police commissioner and widow of George W Loft owner of a local candy store. Loft also served as a House member and public servant.

Baldwin N.Y Vuna McMaton Loft New York City George W. Loft Chaig House of Representatives

Waldorf Astoria strike tests hotel staff resolve

A Waldorf Astoria walkout by bellhops maids and others paralyzed service as 1 800 workers staged a prelude to broader action. Hilton officials and union leaders clashed over arbitration while guests watched. only a fraction of staff remained on duty as talks stretched and the labor dispute neared a decision.

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