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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1962
Page
3
A deep split emerged at the Vatican Ecumenical Council over divine revelation as bishops debated scripture and tradition. The discussion touched on church vestments like the cappa magna and broader liturgical changes, signaling a major theological divide among delegates.
Montgomery City Commissioner L. B. Sullivan delivered the invocation How About The Benediction The city clerk urged the men to stand and the session adjourned, Mayor Earl James noting it was the first time the commission ended with no business to transact.
The Air Force, Navy and Army distribute briefings warning personnel traveling through or to Soviet bloc countries of espionage methods. They note telephones in hotel rooms are tapped and listening devices hide in bars, restaurants, or cars. The directive cites 27 intelligence services with about 300,000 trained agents and urges discretion about classified topics and home correspondence.
American Education Week displays at Corry Area High School spotlight holiday tableware and a preview of Christmas candles loaned by Grice Jewelers. The Corry YMCA ski class starts December 3 at 7 pm with Ken Thompson teaching for members and nonmembers with a $10 member and $18 50 nonmember fee, registration at the Corry Y urged.
Report of a possible plane wreckage near DuBois was found groundless after a Civil Air Patrol search. Roberta Sabbatto reported seeing a charred craft near dusk, but helicopter inspection revealed it was a torn down, partially burned camp. Searches continue near Penfield Clearfield and the Stevenson Dam area in Cameron County.
The United States keeps the Cuba quarantine until offensive jet bombers are withdrawn and maintains air surveillance. The Soviet Union resists removing jets claiming they were handed to Castro, while Geneva reports Red Cross decline to inspect Cuba bound ships under current conditions. E Nyman of Mill Hall discusses Oehrle.
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