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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
2
Ad listings show admitted and discharged individuals across Corry, Spartansburg, Wattsburg, Clymer, Waterford, Edinboro, and Union City, including names and addresses with numerous residents and family details. The notice also mentions Line-O-Ad service and noon deadline for publication with 23c per line rates.
In Birmingham Alabama federal authorities ease the longer police vigil after weekend tensions. Sheriff Melvin Bailey notes an uneasy quiet and warns the weekend could raise concerns as about 200 state patrol and conservation officers patrol a 42 block area. Att Gen adviser Burke Marshall has returned to Washington and expects calm through local cooperation. About 3 000 riot trained soldiers are on standby in nearby bases, with President Kennedy and Gov. Wallace tied to potential events in North Alabama during TVA observances.
Omar Loutfl, UN undersecretary for special political affairs from the United Arab Republic, collapsed and died of a heart attack at UN headquarters. He was 66 and had no prior heart ailments. Loutfi had recently assumed duties after the death of Eyghting Kiséley.
Titusville officials consider ending Donald Hull's five bus routes in Rome Township canterville after a subcommittee report cites dirty buses late arrivals poor repairs and failure to notify authorities or provide substitutes The executive committee also renews K A Weldon's contract for three full sized buses and two feeder vehicles at 372 per day an increase of 2
Pennsylvania and Maryland state police were alerted to locate a loaded Army truck with small arms after officials at the Indian Gap Military Reservation reported the vehicle overdue from Fort Meade. Rumors of hijacking circulated until the driver telephoned he had gone to the Tobyhanna Military Depot about 100 miles northeast of the planned stop.
An elderly Westmoreland County man perished today in a fire that destroyed his home. He was identified as Peter Molehan, 84, of Tegaby Webster, who lived alone.
Albin Wester elected to National Honorary Art Fraternity and named Chapter Treasurer at Edinboro State. Engagement announced for Barbara Frudick to Larry Ongley. Annual Columbus Alumni Dinner at Community Church set, with toastmaster Albin Wester and Sterling Wees as guest speaker. Reservations via Mrs. Norbert Berladuer. Several community events and visits follow, including Mother and Daughter Banquet, church talks, and hospital updates.
The public reads that many locals are dismayed by the lack of dollars for state projects in Columbus and urge letters to A. J. Caruso and Edward Day to urge swift action. Mrs. Henry Burlingame and Mrs. Clifton Tressier attended the spring meeting of the County Library Section at the Warren Public Library on Monday.
Harry Mader, 55, of Monongahela dies in Mercy Hospital from injuries suffered in a May explosion at Hillman Barge Co. in Brownsville. His death follows the blast that injured workers, marking a fatal accident in the Pittsburgh area.
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic Haiti was redlisted from a fourth Caribbean neighbor today as Costa Rica broke automatic relations, charging that Dictator Francois Duvalier's regime violated regional norms. Venezuela followed with a similar decision. Duvalier had suspended relations with the Dominican Republic April 28 in a dispute over political asylum that nearly sparked war between the two neighbors. Haiti also lacks diplomatic ties with Cuba.
DamascUS Syria Premier Salah Bitar contends the United States and Britain are teaming with Israel in an attempt to thwart Egypt Syria and Iraq lines. He said Kennedy’s recent statements supporting regional security were aimed at maintaining Zionist aggression.
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