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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1962
Page
6
Rescue efforts continue for two fishermen missing since a November 3 boat capsize in Presque Isle Bay Erie. Walter Clukal 50 and CU Wilber 44 both of Erie are named as missing. The body of William Albertson was recovered the day of the incident.
Ta rgentrum Creighton plant will trim shifts through year end with three day weeks during Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year weeks. About 330 workers to be laid off in early January as poor business condition forces the action.
Charles B. Sappochak, 41, a former mental patient accused of killing his mother with a butcher knife, hanged himself in Crawford County Jail after pleading guilty to murder. Jail staff had removed restraints and performed checks. he used his shirt for the hanging. He killed Mrs. Julia Sappochak, 59, in Summitt Two, Pennsylvania.
The body of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rests beside her husband at their Hyde Park estate grave. She died in New York City at 78 and was buried Saturday in the rose garden with five children and many statesmen attending.
Allen W. Dulles, former CIA chief, warned that Khrushchev could seek redress after Cuba retreat. He said the Soviet Union was off balance by the United States strong stance and vigor.
Pennsylvanians honor living and dead servicemen on Veterans Day as the holiday marked its ninth anniversary. Pittsburgh hosts a parade of 30 bands and drum corps with Medal of Honor recipients in attendance. Government offices schools and some stores close statewide. Philadelphia observes with a parade banquet and ceremonies at shrines and cemeteries.
Labor leader says toll collectors halted planned picketing due to Veterans Day. John Tipping of Local 1987 IBEW notes possible Wednesday action over political kickback demands and job uncertainty. A collectors meeting is set for tomorrow in Somerset to set picket assignments.
A Tokyo exporter reported a $9 million collection of pearls stolen from a hotel room while owner Hi Koj Sakata, 38, was at a club. The pearls, part of Sakata Pearl Co. Ltd, had been exhibited in the United States since July. Sakata says he left the pearls in a ninth floor room, not the hotel safe, as a precaution against theft.
About 160 machinists at the American Brake Shoe Co. plant in McGuttintown walked out on a Friday with union officials denying knowledge of a dispute. Lodge 1385 president Homer Siverling said he knew nothing beyond what he read in the paper. Company executive B A Rossfeld suggested workers may return when operations resume on Tuesday as the plant closes for Veterans Day.
Genevieve Blatt holds a lead of 1982 votes over Republican Mrs. Andrew Kelly as counties Montgomery Lackawanna Snyder and Northumberland report. Absentee ballots to be counted Friday ten days after the election. officials estimate 115000 to 75000 ballots remain. Certified canvass awaits final tally under state law.
LAS ANGLES AP A satellite was launched yesterday from Point Arguello California using an Atlas Agena booster. The Air Force gave no elaboration on the mission. Also racing news: Roger Penske of Gladwyne Pennsylvania won the Grand Prix de Puerto Rico driving a Cooper Special, with the mayor of Dalton Pennsylvania and Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa California tying for second.
Col John K Ross Duggan a longtime Vernacular Society leader pushes Vatican II goal to use national tongues in Mass while preserving Latin for canon. He argues lay participation and holiness rise with vernacular prayers for catechism and readings. In Reading Pa, James F Phillips faces charges after shooting wife Marian during a quarrel over her hosiery mill job.
Two of five Pittsburgh area men who were dumped from a boat on Pymatuning Lake were found dead after drifting four hours in choppy water. Francis Lang and Joseph Cronin died, while others reached shore. The group had been en route to an island for duck hunting when waves swamped the boat.
Scientists report a non surgical method to shrink hemorrhoids reduce itching and relieve pain using a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne available as suppositories or ointment sold as Preparation H. Cases show gradual shrinkage with relief of discomfort.
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