28 May 1962
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
1
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In Washington the Senate weighs a $1 billion public works measure while the House plans Estes hearings. Senate leader Mansfield anticipates passage by nightfall, facing Republican opposition. the House has little on its docket until June 4. The Estes probe dominates committee work as Kennedy administration forces shelve the $2 billion bill in favor of a compromise offering $750 million for distressed areas and another $750 million for the 1963-64 year, tied to unemployment and labor-force thresholds.
Congressional Republicans say mail from New York to GOP members shows strong opposition to Senator Kennedy's plan to fund elderly health care via Social Security. Goldwater notes California opposition 5 to 1, while Kennedy claims broader support. A modified Senate version is sponsored by Javits.
In Penterville Iowa authorities say a high energy blast near a plane lavatory caused a jet to break apart, killing four. FBI agents joined Civil Aeronautics Board investigators as the Boeing 707 wreckage was examined at Appanoose County fairgrounds. Officials consider whether dynamite theft links to the crash and await results from ongoing tests and interviews.
Pittsburgh hearing centers on quantity discount pricing for milk sold in western Pennsylvania regardless of container. State Milk Commission weighs two gallon discount packs and possible removal of container rules as dairy groups press for statewide price flexibility.
Memorial Day observance at Mead Park begins 1 30 PM with Carry Area High School band under H Lynn Rice. Residents with unmarked veteran graves should contact Veterans of Foreign Wars or American Legion posts for flag placement. ceremony includes remarks by Rey C Krone and a roll call, with Taps by Wendell Grey.
Nikita Khrushchev lauded American astronaut Malcolm Carpenter for courage and fortitude in orbit, saying the Soviet Union is not alone in space as John Glenn Jr. and Carpenter join the cosmonauts in the cosmos. Tass notes the Cosmos V spacecraft is routine and normal.
Erie residents Charles Ragel 44 and Dorothy Ragel 7 were injured in a rear end collision on Route 6 two miles west of Union City after a vehicle driven by Bernard Renaud 39 struck Ragel’s car from behind shortly after 11 30 p m. Both were treated for whiplash at Union City Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damage totaled about 900 to 800 for the Renaud machine and 10 to the Ranch Me hitel.
President Kennedy flew back to Washington today after a weekend at Glory Ola, renting a state near Vine. The return marks the end of a private nghỉ.
Cape Canaveral reports astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter says he did not feel tired during his third Earth orbit but was preoccupied with many tasks. He described a smooth reentry, noted snowflake-like phenomena from his capsule, and recounted a fuel issue from leaving two control systems on. Carpenter spoke of depth perception in space, welcomed by family in Boulder, Colorado, and remained hopeful for longer missions, while officials praised his calm during the Mercury flight.
Eric Conmey dismissed a case where James and Mrs James Bare sought relief against Anton Chyborough over an alleged $425 per barrel assessment and faulty workmanship. The Bare family argued crates appeared in front of their property and disputed the charge.
Glenn D Adams of 143% phesstaiainn sere faced police Saturday when picked up after two pile ups at first. He had prior unresolved fines from last month for a traffic violation. A Warrant related to opernuak Rear with a defaced tag led Constable Willian of Thr ingville to Adams. Separate report notes a man drowned in Williamsport when a boat capsized, with rescuers and bystanders present.
A Jamestown woman killed a man during a barbecue argument at about 7 p.m. She fired twice at close range after the man allegedly attacked her with a knife. Robert Offord, 38, died. the woman, 46, is jailed pending action by the district attorney.
A fragmented report discusses Estes related payments and a vast warehouse network tied to the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Witnesses cite shortages and alleged fraud connected to grain storage, with references to the Credit Corporation and Gulf ports. The testimony points to storage practice scrutiny and cargo movements affecting grain distribution.
Report notes a Sunday move to abolish a life sentence for Salan tied to leadership of a secret army and a 1961 Algeria revolt attempt. De Gaulle reportedly engaged by verdict as dissolution of the military tribunal handling treason cases is announced. debate over clemency and independence persists.
Vusatian AP reports Western Prince Bown Own began a three day goodwill visit to the Philippines despite a rebel thrust near the Phebe borders. Gen Phournt Nosavan, a top cabinet member, accompanied him and dismissed the rebel attack as minor. The Lao government is under pressure as Sou-Hi sets a 15 dead line while foreign powers back Souvanna’s bid for a coalition including communists and rightists.
A civil case connected with forgery and defrauding about 110000 centers on Albers top probe. Sentencing postponed as new data gathered. district attorney reviewing 186 bank checks linked to Maple venture, led by Nelson Tinwansee, with Abe Piller Nations Bank in Corry.
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