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18 May 1962
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
1
U S Orbital Flight Postponed Three Days
A Cape Canaveral delay postpones the Navy Mercury project flight three days to Tuesday while officials review parachute deployment issues. Cmdr Malcolm Scott Carpenter’s capsule airworthiness and stabilizing systems are under scrutiny after earlier tests indicated potential parachute concerns.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy Ta
Malcolm Scott- Carpenter
Carpenter
Walter Williams
Lap
Project Mercury
Marine Et
John H. Glenn Jr
Mercury
Hanke
Carypenter
Willams
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
Cers
Wittens
Jn. Gorles
Defense of former Governor Fine set to begin next week
LEWISBURG Pa AF Defense of former Gov John S Fine on tax evasion charges will begin next Monday in U District Court A defense motion to dismiss the case was rejected Thursday by judge Frederick V Follmer after the government completed its severing presentation Edward Arassi a revenue service auditor testified for most of the day as the defense pressed its cross examination The end of the government's case came slowly in the stifling hot courtroom with the defense seeking dismissal on grounds evidence is insufficient to sustain a conviction The trial jurors consist of nine men and three women Continued on Page Two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
John S. Fine
U. ‘District
Ducee
Frederick V. Follmer
Fine
Donald P. Morgan
Malvern
Mies
Edward Arassi
Revenue Service
Poll
Democrats to Elect New Chairman Wednesday
Democratic committee members will meet at the VFW post home Wednesday evening to choose a new city chair. The letter notes Hammond is not expected to seek re election and that five candidates, including Everett Zurn who will not run again, are anticipated at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
VFW
James’ Hanemond Hammond
Chris Christensen
Dignan
Ant
Bain
Hammond
Leo
Everett Zurn
Severs
Mendenhall Couple Celebrate 45th Anniversary
In Easter County, Mr and Mrs Frank Merdeth Mendenhall mark their 45th wedding anniversary. He is a 92-year-old retired farmer and she is 68. The couple recalled their long union and the many years they have shared together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter County
Frank Merdeth
Mendenhall
Menten Halls
Father of Four Held in Fraud Schemes
Connellsville Pa. Carl M. Wolter says a former Troutman Department Store credit manager, Robert B. Bituer, was charged with embezzling a substantial sum from company funds over several years. The father of four appeared in court and was held on 82.50 bond after a hearing before Alterman VY Molinayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellaville
Carl M. Wolter
Troutman
Connellsville
Sao Paa Aeg Alia
Robert B. Bituer
Mangeme
Shai
Woller
Selreni
Vaiyine
Alterman
Hoffa Faces Assault Charge After Confrontation
Union President James Hoffa was in court facing an assault charge after a confrontation with Teamsters official Samuel Baron. Baron alleges Hoffa struck him, knocked him down, and pushed him over a chair, while Hoffa's camp claims the incident stemmed from a long dispute between Hoffa and Baron. Hoffa was processed at a police station, fingerprinted, and released on $50 bail.
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Washington
AB Bom Doane
Sters
James 7
Hoffa Yous
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Union Heikenpat
Sys Hota
Itn Tin
jFamuel Baron
Hoffa
Baron
Atl
Teamsters” Nations
Tool
Bumn
Veterin
Banes
Justice Department
Baromer
Greenhalgh
Hotty
Edward A. Beard
Jon
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Teanstena
Epey
Forente Belween Hoffa
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Child Dies In Burning Home In Clarendon
An 11 year old Clarendon boy, Richard Thomas, died in a house fire yesterday afternoon as his mother and neighbor tried to rescue him. The blaze at the single story four room home started while the family’s mother, Louise Thomas, and another child were next door calling for help. Fire officials and state troopers investigated the tragedy with coroner Ed C. Lowrey noting awaiting the investigation's completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Clarendony
Hymine
Richard Thomas
Burdette
Louise Thomas
R. D
Clarendon
Ployd
Lloyd Fox
Lloyd Fox She Was Gone “About Five Minutes!’ Shen, Pan, Jeavine
Joanne Overbeck
Thomas
Overbeck
Sandra
Billy
Burdette Jr
Sammy
Sandya
Pittsburgh
Wrke
Leoneard 1
Falbriski
Pennsy Plans to Drop Two Trains in Area
The Pennsylvania Railroad sought to eliminate two local trains on the Harrisburg Buffalo route. Arthur Hartzell of Philadelphia testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission, citing annual losses of about $27,000 on the Wo traiway in 1980 and 16 L. He claimed operating expenses reached roughly $80,270 for the two trains.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Stabikilcian
Arthur Hartzell
Philadelphia
Interstate — Commetce Commission
Lartzell
Ie Tcg
Harnsburg
Basengura
Harivelly
United Nations Bonds Reportedly Sized at 38,0000
Ambiguous text references UN bonds with unclear figures and locales. The fragment mentions Cambodia, Serre Paneer, and TPM efforts but lacks coherent facts or events to confirm details or outcomes.
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United Nations
N Y
Cambodia
Serre Paneer
Wentelsy
Khrushchev blasts Kennedy Laos move as unwise decision
In Bulgaria Khrushchev denounces Kennedy's plan to deploy Marines near Laos as unwise and warns the United States will be expelled from Asia. He tells reporters the move proves imperialist fear of Marxist analysis and contrasts North Viet Nam's growth with South Viet Nam's bloodshed, threatening withdrawal of Western influence.
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Obnova
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Thailand
Merleay “Polley
Laos
Viet Nam
Helston
North
Viet
United States
Sai
Ameren
Indocini
U S Marines Stand Near Laos Border in Show of Force
U S Marines landed in Bangkok and moved toward northeast Thailand as part of a rapid show of force against Laos aggression. About 1 200 combat-ready Marines arrived, with 40 more from Hawaii en route, forming a southern anchor of a defensive arc along the Mekong border.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Oriental
U.S
Hawaii
27Th Infantry Regiment
Mekong River
Vientiane
Corry Churches Plan Community Sing Sunday
Corry area churches join for a Sunday evening community sing at Bist Methodist Church. The program features SOULS and church selections led by Jaynet Vacht of St Paul’s Lutheran. Coordinators include Sterling Wees of the YMCA and Arden Baldwin of the Corry Area Council of Churches. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bist Methodist
Corry Area
Laos Cease Fire Seen Essential Says Kennedy
President Kennedy said a Laos cease fire is essential and new coalition talks are urged with the pro Western royal government. He noted uncertain lines near Vientiane and discussed U S troop presence in Thailand and broader Southeast Asia tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Las
Laos
Titusville City Charter Commission Backing Manager Form
The Titusville City Charter Commission recommended a change to a city manager style government under the Optional Third Class City Charter Law. They favor a full or combined time administrator with offices in the Municipal Building and discuss hiring a full time city engineer or an engineer by education to handle administrative load.
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Titusville
Corry
Annel
Nena Watcred
Contrath
Charter Commission
Ts Unsville Wobers
All-main
Obesse Commission
Corryite Arrested for Drunken Driving After Crash
Corryite diarys sylinois, 32, of brook street, was arrested by city police after a crash that damaged two front fences near residential homes. He pled guilty to drunken driving before Alderman M S Cobbett and a hearing was set for next Monday. Police said the 3 40 am call led to a blood alcohol test showing .049. He was released on $1000 bond.
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Sylinois
Brook Street
Stivinearim
Nichols
M.S. Cobbett
Allen
Paull Dwyer
Nthe
Erle
Spring Heat Wave Says No Letup Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports a persistent spring heat wave baking central and southeastern regions. Records were set as temperatures topped 90s in many areas, with Chicago reaching 94 and Detroit also hitting a new date high. Tornadic winds, hail, and damage were reported in Nebraska and surrounding states, while Texas and the Southeast faced loud heat and widespread dust. A bank teller from Upper Darby and five others were indicted on embezzlement charges involving $258,909.
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Associated Press
Fay
Detroit
Great Lakes
West Central Plains
Cook and
McLean
Poros
Delpenro
Patladre
PTA
Jamey
Wri Barnes
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