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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
6
In Our Opinion the piece argues for Project 70 to stop urban sprawl and protect green lands near Corry PA. It warns farmers about land loss at low prices and claims Project 70 offers a bulwark against rapid megalopolis expansion despite farmer and other objections.
A man entered a station and demanded cash using a chrome revolver. Clerk Bence reported about $90 handed over. Police describe the bandit as six feet tall, 150 pounds, light rim glasses. Age estimated at 95. agencies seek a suspect matching the description.
Police set up roadblocks across Chautauqua County to catch a gunman who robbed the White Horse Service Station at Irving near Route 5 and 20 of 90 dollars. Incident occurred in Irving, near Silver Creek. a suspect described as a man wearing a 72, of Pittsburgh.
In World War II era notes Allied forces break into Teano and push toward Massico Ridge while nine miles from Isernia. Lieut. Edward Wolcott earns Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster for Sicily service. Vandalism complaints near towns and a South Center street Coney Island lunch heist of 25 cents. Mary Elizabeth Sturdavent wed Cpl. William T. Johnston at St. Elizabeth's rectory with Rev. Carl Heidt officiating.
Weather kept numerous would be participants indoors as Corry and Elgin residents faced a muted Halloween celebration. Separately, Darry Lyons and John Dingfelder plan a new sawmill east of Love Foundry on Irving Street to offer custom sawing and baseball bat manufacture. Police arrested several in a North Center street fracas near the Arcade after Special Officer Sraith intervened.
Drew Pearson outlines a potential consular treaty linking the United States and Soviet Union and hints at a direct Moscow New York air route. He notes Kennedy’s cabinet talks with Goldberg Ribicoff and flits through disarmament, wheat sales, and Berlin delays, framing how leaders may avoid a sharp clash before elections.
Intelligence reports show the Red Army resists any sign of Soviet American friendship seeing it as a threat to budget. Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, praised for inventing the atomic submarine, recently received a unique honor despite past Navy clashes over his outspoken style. The Navy now quietly supports his outspoken stance while noting speeches carry author views separate from official Navy positions.
Admiral Rickover received a silver bowl from the National Platform Association for his statement The first line of defense is education The award honors free discussion by the lecturers and speakers group indicating support for education as a defense concept locally.
Somerset County boy Chris Krepelka aged 2 is receiving 14 anti rabies shots after a rabid skunk bit him in his yard near Berlin. The skunk was trapped, died the next day, and an investigation confirmed rabies.
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