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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
1
Naty upstairs reated in 951 after zonal at.
Mixed ad text lists rental units with furnishing, heating, street and city details, plus an auction notice. Financial figures show totals and payments like 29,599.32 and 146,553.97, alongside a Concord district reference and partial dates.
Joseph R. Slavin, 60, an unemployed Pittsburgh warehouseman, leaped 250 feet into the Monongahela River from the Fort Pitt Bridge after telling a TV cameraman he and his son could not find work. He died shortly after being rescued from the river by police river patrol.
Gov David L. Lawrence urges Pennsylvanians to observe Thanksgiving with reverent gratitude and church services. The article notes charity efforts, weather outlook, and a safety warning for travelers amid parades and holiday activity.
Harrisburg AP explains the term pro tempore means temporary but in Pennsylvania it defines a powerful state senator. The president pro tem appoints committee chairs and avoids the gavel, controlling about 100 patronage positions.
Randall Lee Okeson seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Okeson of Butler Township Young Okeson was struck by a pickup while helping his older brother deliver papers near his home Monday He died today at Butler County Memorial Hospital from his injuries.
Delegates hailed U S Soviet concessions on Cuba as a major step toward settlement. Kennedy and Khrushchev pledged removal of 30 jet bombers and U.N. supervision, but Castro rejects on site inspections and warns of shooting down U S reconnaissance planes. Talks likely to be lengthy with unresolved disputes.
Cuban anti aircraft batteries opened fire on a low flying plane over Miramar, Havana, in what witnesses describe as a second warning amid Fidel Castro's stance against U S surveillance. The aircraft, likely a U S Navy Neptune, briefly returned fire and left without damage.
President Kennedy hailed a Thanksgiving week easing of the Cuban crisis and announced the U S blockade would end in exchange for Soviet missiles and bombers being withdrawn. He warned that key issues linger and stressed continued reconnaissance flights and a broader settlement.
Reports from New Delhi and Tokyo describe China claiming Indian troops were cleared from Ladakh as Red China pushes toward Assam plains. Indian forces report reverses and evacuations near Bomdila Mezour while Nehru frames cease-fire talks and maintains pre-September 14 conditions.
The White House ends 12 restrictive guidelines on Cuban crisis reporting while Defense officials stay limited on national security topics. President Kennedy also sends Harriman-led mission to New Delhi to assess Indian needs amid Red China tensions.
The Weather Bureau forecasts a pleasant Thanksgiving nationwide with abundant sunshine and cool to mild temperatures. Limited precipitation includes occasional snow in the northern Rockies and light sprinkles along the East coast, with below normal temps from Kansas to Nebraska into Iowa and near normal elsewhere. The outlook notes a good day for outdoor activities.
White, Johnson and Ohio streets residents cheered weather allowing the State Highway Department crew to start laying a stone or gravel base on White Street Friday. Councilman J R Dearing said he spoke by phone with William Pope of the Erie office, who confirmed the crew would arrive early to address traffic bogged by mud since prior road work.
Franklin unit plane landed in a field Friday afternoon then crashed during a 1:40 takeoff attempt. Pilot Robert F. E. Davis survived with no serious injuries as a wing hit a tree. The party aboard included his wife a stepdaughter Carlene and their year old son Stott. all escaped unharmed and damage was minor.
Frs. John Trevor Adams, 71, broadcasting pioneer and concert impresario, died Monday in Indian Rocks Beach. He built a chain of stations and produced major concerts.
A local citizen questioned the city curfew for under 16s at a council meeting. Higley of 352 Pith Street urged tighter enforcement and earlier entertainment closing to help youths reach home before 11 p.m. He cited his own family’s experience after a Rex Theatre outing and asked about better safeguards and parental accountability.
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