Fragmented OCR notice on Route modifications and sales
Fragmentary records describe route changes, dairy sales rules, and public notices from 1962. Names and addresses are garbled, but references include numbers, locations, and legislative actions.
02 Nov 1962
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1962
Page
1
Fragmentary records describe route changes, dairy sales rules, and public notices from 1962. Names and addresses are garbled, but references include numbers, locations, and legislative actions.
U S arms airlift began from Germany to aid India's Himalayan forces facing Chinese invasion. Ten C135 transports will deliver light infantry weapons and communications gear to Calcutta, with no American troops or instructors accompanying the shipment. Ambassador Galbraith warns weapons alone won't win the war and stresses India must lead the effort, while long loan terms are being considered.
433 youngsters collected 287.86 for UNICEF on Wednesday evening amid weather and mixed turnout. Wright School led with 67.40, St Edward’s 50.56, Columbus 28.63, with church and school centers across the area reporting varied totals. Donations may be left at the Municipal Building for those still wishing to give.
Kenneth L. Hyde, 23, of Titusville, backed onto a berm to avoid an oncoming lumber truck, but brakes failed and his milk tanker slid into a five foot ditch along Route 89 north of Titusville. Three wreckers freed the vehicle after six hours, Hyde uninjured.
Police report two 16 year olds Daniel L Jayce of 1059 North Center street and Zela Mae Munsee of 478 East Columbus avenue were cited for speeding on Wayne street. They driven cars at up to 50 mph in a 35 mph zone before 10 p m Wednesday. Authorities filed charges with Alderman M B Cobbett. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt ill from anemia and lump infection spent a comfortable night but condition unchanged.
At Ole Miss a stern warning from Chancellor J D Williams followed a campus episode where over 1000 male students shouted insults not at James H Meredith but at LSU prior to a football game. Meredith remained under guard as Williams pledged swift drastic disciplinary action including expulsion if disorder continued.
Corry Instrument Company will add a 35 by 120 foot steel building to its Route 6 plant west of Corry to handle in house furnace brazing. The project aims to shift work from outside brazing firms while keeping payroll around 150, with a new engineering office building also under construction to be finished soon.
Fidel Castro rejected any UN supervision of dismantling Soviet missiles in Cuba and urged the United States to abandon its naval base at Guantanamo. He argued that only strategic missiles would be removed while other weapons stayed, calling UN inspection a humiliation and a violation of Cuban sovereignty.
Preliminary analysis of photographs indicates dismantling of missile bases in Cuba is underway. McNamara said launchers and much equipment have been removed, cables broken, pads broken up, and some areas plowed. U2 flights paused after loss of a plane. low level recon continues. Navy guards shipping lanes as the blockade remains in effect.
Washington reports swirl over whether President Kennedy could be accused of recognizing Soviet missile activity in Cuba. Republicans claim bases existed before his quarantine statement. officials say earlier reports described samsites and cruise sites with no U S range threat. The piece notes defense weapon status and cites Sen. Scott and Sen. Keating amid ongoing debate.
Merrill Lillie, superintendent of the State Fish Hatchery in Corry, departs next week for Pleasant Mount to take over the hatchery there. Niels Sorenson will become Corry’s new superintendent, moving up from foreman. The Corry facility, in operation since 1876, hosts 110 tanks and 131 ponds across 475,556 square feet, hatching trout and minnows while preparing to add brown and brook trout eggs.
The Post Office Dept renewed to the Interstate Commerce Commission its request to approve proposed increases in parcel post rates and in package sizes. The action aims to raise revenues under law requiring parcel post revenue not exceed a percentage of its costs. The Railway Express Agency challenged the action in district court, arguing Congress alone can set parcel post rates and sizes. The ICC had delayed action but now may proceed with hearings as the district court case moves.
A vehicle struck a hay wagon carrying students from Debtford Township High School in Gloucester Township near Williamstown Road in Camden County. James J Chase, the driver, rammed the wagon, killing a girl and injuring about twenty others as the car skidded to a stop by the roadside. Police say the pupils had stopped for coffee nearby before resuming travel.
South Florida bristled with military activity as the United States maintained a blockade and aerial inspection of Cuba. Governor Farris Bryant toured the Key West area amid heavy troop concentrations, while a Naval hospital at Opa-Locka was prepared and emergency facilities stood ready. Port Everglades reported beached landing ships with increased security as pilots described rising tensions and fatigue from ongoing missions.
97-year-old James W Ray was held on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a shooting at a Harrisburg home. Enna Rasjolma, 25, owner of a local shop, was wounded in the shoulder. Ray claimed he was holding a 32 caliber pistol when questioned by police.
Soviet space craft Mars 1 was launched by indirect means from a Sputnik, now about 130000 miles from Earth and headed for Mars. Tass reports all systems nominal after initial hours with cameras and transmitters set to return Mars images and data. The mission, first attempt at Mars, aims to prove life may exist beyond Earth while addressing past failures.
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