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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1962
Page
5
A fragment mentions a weekly payment life event and a two million figure with names Diane and Jon. details are unreadable.
A local construction effort moves forward as planning and approvals proceed in NC. Officials indicate progress on site development and timeline adjustments pending permits.
Miss Mary Jean Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mitchell of R D 2 has been chosen November Girl of the Month by the Business and Professional Women's Club. She is a Corry Area High School senior serving as home room vice president and active in student council band Beaverette Club and Girls Athletic Association.
Opsuis Evangelism presents a Sunday evening program at the Church of the Nazarene on Essex Street starting 7 45 p m. It features six singing groups with solos by Linda Minnick Larry Dingfelder and Mary Ehrhardt a duet by Harry and Joyce Lamb a girls quartet and a mixed quartet Rev Joseph Kanzlemar the church pastor invites the public to attend.
Richard Anderegg an American Field Service representative and former exchange student who toured Scandinavian countries this past summer will be guest speaker at the Conny Area Golden Age Club meeting. The 1 30 p m session in the YMCA multi purpose room includes Rev Bar Clay Fishburn as chaplain per Arien Baldwin the program chairman.
The piece by Arch Bristow urges residents to use libraries and notes Corry Library hosts a Christmas display organized with support from Roger Brown. It highlights how library visits enrich readers and invites families to obtain library cards as gifts.
Calendar entries detail meetings and dinners from Monday November 26 to Friday November 30. Highlights include the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner honoring Miss Mary Jean Mitchell with her mother, the Columbus Grange Thanksgiving dinner, College Women's Club program by Die Festliche Sanger, various PTA and club meetings, religious group gatherings, and a YMCA swimming party. Multiple organizations and venues are named.
Pamela Mason sues James Mason for divorce in Superior Court Santa Monica accusing him of habitual adultery with three women over three years. She cites lack of support for herself and children Portland 13 and MarGAul 7, while stating no personal animosity.
Mr and Mrs Javales and children Kathy Nancy and Paul Jr of Worthington Ohio join Mr and Mrs Richard Gates and Miss Patty Thomas of Olean for Thanksgiving at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Gates on Elk Street. Garret Kolstee and James Jr of Webb Air Force Base Texas also attend.
NBC plans a Nassau interview with former Vice President Richard M Nixon by Jack Paar to discuss his future public life and Hiss remarks on ABC. Nixon remains on vacation at Paradise Island as he reflected on politics after his California gubernatorial defeat. The report notes NBC New York knew of Paar only as a vacationer with no confirmed plans. The Hiss controversy resurged after his ABC appearance and Nixon’s public career.
Funeral service for Mrs Isabelle W Rose occurred yesterday at Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev Lawrence Meneely reading prayers. Interment followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Bearers included Ivan Rose George Rose Jr Richard Rose James Walford Steve Musiek and James Wagner.
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan toured Santiago yesterday in a friendly visit after arriving three weeks ago. Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro and Cmdr. Calixto Garcia welcomed Mikoyan at the Santiago airport in Oriente Province, about 40 miles from Guantanamo naval base.
A 20-year-old junior at Pennsylvania State University died after falling from the eighth floor of Pollock dormitory building A at 2:15 am. James Yaun of Secane Delaware County, a secondary education major, reportedly climbed a transom and plunged about 75 feet. His body was found at St. Joseph's Cathedral after he did not report for an evening meal.
Diplomatic sources expect the United States to reject several elements of a Soviet Cuban plan to ease the Cuban crisis. The plan proposed lifting the Cuban quarantine and included U S withdrawal from Guantanamo and other Cuba related demands. A State Department spokesman noted further economic measures against Cuba were under consideration but not yet enacted.
Clarence Borroughs, 40, of Rochester, pleaded innocent yesterday to charges tied to the August slaying of William Snyder, 62, of Wampum. He allegedly confessed to beating Snyder and dumping the body into the Ohio River near Freedom, with Snyder’s remains found October 21 in Rochester Township after a prior police release.
Observers say televised debates in Pennsylvania will continue but current rules favor gimmicks over issues. Democrats and Republicans urge open press conferences, longer multiple debates, and stricter formats to focus on policy rather than personalities ahead of 1964 campaigns.
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