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19 Nov 1962
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1962
Page
1
Ex-Ten High Voltage Grid Map for Eight States Expands Power
The map shows eight eastern states and the District of Columbia under a plan for extra high voltage lines to reinforce and extend service to 40 million people. Mine mouth plants will add 1.3 million kilowatts by 1967 and 0.8 million by 1968. The network links Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland with New York City upstate and New England and connects with the American Electric Power System._AL_TEgny Power System and American Electric form part of the Interconnected Systems Group spanning from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and west to the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
New York City
New England
American Electric Power System
AL Tegheny Power System
American Electric
Interconnected Systems Group
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Rockies
Penelec Plans Massive Indiana County Power Plant
Penelec announces a 1.6 million kilowatt Keystone Generating Station 10 miles west of Indiana Pennsylvania. The joint venture with GP U Corp and PP&L will employ about 1,300 when fully built, produce 884.7 million tons coal locally, and supply a broader $350 million eastern power program. Construction slated for 1967 and 1988 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelec
Louis H. Roddis Jr
Rodals
Keystone
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Roddis
General Public Utilities Corp
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Philadelphia Electric Co
PJM
Rodis
Roddls
Indiana County
Armstrong
Cambra
Two Hurt In Area Road Mishaps Over Weekend
Three area highway accidents left two persons hospitalized and caused 975 dollars in vehicle damages, state police said. Sandra Hefner, 20, Union City, suffered a fractured right leg. Raymond Green, 29, Waterford, had several fractured ribs and a possible back injury. Hefner’s car, westbound on Route 6 near Union City, left the road and struck a tree at high speed. damages estimated at 200 dollars. Possible charges were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City Memorial Hospital
Sandra Lee Hefner
Union City
Raymond Green
Waterford
Hefner
Green
Saegertown Man Treated After Route 426 Crash
A 21 year old Saegertown man Ford Shreve suffered severe facial and head cuts after a car driven by Jeffrey Bergholtz left Route 426 near Findley Lake. Bergholtz and Norman Shaffer, both from Saegertown, were in the car. Bergholtz lost control, the vehicle crashed into a ditch and rolled over to rest against a utility pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saegertown
Findley Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ford Shreve
Shreve
Norman Shaffer
Jeffrey M. Bergholtz
Bergholtz
French Creek
Three Die In Route 322 Crash Near Hershey Pennsylvania
A three car collision on Route 322 Hershey Road near Harrisburg killed two and injured 19 year old Robert Curtis of Hershey. Emergency crews responded Saturday night to the fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummelstown
Hershey Road
Harrisburg
Hershey
Robert Curtis
India War Rages Near Bomdila Se Pass Front
Chinese forces push toward Bomdila after outflanking Indian troops at Se Pass. Nehru warns of a widening conflict as Walong and Chushul fronts show pressure. U.S. airlifts $5 million in infantry weapons to India amid crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Se Pass
Bombila
Defense Ministry
Bomdila
Nehru
Himalayan
Assam
Burma
Kashmir
Walong
Priday
Ladakh
Chashul
Peking
Chou En-lai
Radar Mixup Reason For Grounding Cuban Planes
Washington AP reports the Cuban government grounded domestic aviation amid radar difficulties in detecting U S reconnaissance planes. Russian installed military radar may not yet effectively separate friendly from true targets, while Cuba faces complex signals interpretation and mixed flight patterns during ongoing surveillance of missiles and sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Sunnday
Fidel Casto
Tate
Cuba
Castro
U.S
UN Ponders Disarm Plans Amid Latin America Rift
United Nations officials expected overwhelming support for a General Assembly resolution urging resumption of disarmament talks in Geneva and reporting by mid April. A second measure proposing denuclearization of Latin America faced doubt due to Cuban demands to include U.S. bases in the Caribbean. Cuban delegates backed denuclearization but pushed to include Puerto Rico, the Panama Canal Zone and all major bases, while U S delegates warned against the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Latin America
U.S
Caribbean
General Assembly
Disarmament Committee
Geneva 1
Assembly
U.N
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Ecuador
Carlos M. Levhaga
Priday
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
Arthur H. Dean
United States
Mead Park Association Annual Meeting and Officer Elections
The Mead Park Association will hold its annual meeting at the Municipal Building tomorrow at 7:90 PM. Directors up for re election include Walter Sweet Stella Wells Byron Nichols Harry Blount Walter Windahl Howard McMullin Jr Arthur Litz Hazel Merker and Albert Young. A caretaker report will also be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park Group
Mead Park Association
Corry
Walter Sweet
Stella Wells
Byron Nichols
Harry Blount
Walter Windahl
Howard McMullin Jr
Arthur Litz
Miss Hazel
Merker
Albert Young
Cuba Protests Attache Freed in Sabotage Plot
The Cuban delegation at the United Nations seeks the release of attache Roberto Santiesteban Casanova amid charges tied to a planned sabotage scheme in New Jersey and New York. FBI officials say 10 others were being trained in sabotage and that immunities were being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Today
FBI
New Jersey
John Malone
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
U.N
Citizens National Bank unveils TV Auto Banker in Corry
Crowds braved a cold rain to watch the opening ceremony in the bank parking lot. Mayor Philip Zalmeck cut the ribbon as CJ Bracken bank president looked on with Mrs. Ronald Hopson operating the inside unit. Onlookers Lena Merker and Carlton Smith appeared on the outside screen while Mrs Hopson demonstrated the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Philip
Ronald Hopson
Unique
Mrs. Hopson
Lena Merker
Carlton Smith
Nominated For C of C Directorships
Chamber members face a December 14 meeting to elect directors to replace outgoing terms. Two industry and one from retail and all others categories will be chosen. Carl B. Anthony, Lester M. Danner, Gerald L. Hammond, William L. Armitage depart. Anthony and Danner seek second terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inustry
B. G. Bennett
Chamber
Carl B. Anthony
Lester M. Danner
Gerald L. Hammond
William .L. Armitage
Armitage
Anthony
Danner
Fred A. Scherzer
Ronald K. Willman
Corry Debuts First TV Station With Auto Banker
Corry unveiled its first television station on a Saturday in a bank driven by a business focus. Citizens National Bank showcased an TV Auto Banker that lets customers drive into the parking lot and use a pneumatic tube to transact with a teller seen inside a bank. A street level screen streams the teller’s image while underground lines carry items to the bank. Mayor Phillis Zaleneck helped cut the ribbon after a luncheon at Hotel Corry attended by prominent locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Zeta
Citizens National Bank
Tee Et
Mosler Safe’Co
Phillis Zaleneck
Murder charge filed in Washington bar stabbing case
Harris Perry, 32, of Washington is jailed after an arraignment on a murder charge. Berry is accused of fatally stabbing four year old Joseph Williams during a scuffle at a bar Safar day, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hillard Perry
Berry
J Eeph Williams
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