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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1962
Page
2
Admission and discharge entries include Mrs Carmello Pirro and Mrs Louis Varassa among numerous Corry and nearby town residents. The notice lists names and addresses in Corry Clymer Sherman Columbus and North Clymer with several children and several deceased. Also public event listings and business reminders from WOTM dessert card party and Grice Jewelers hours.
Karen Ralph nine and Mary Smith twelve of Beaver Falls were rescued from a 200 foot cliff above the Beaver River after being missing since Sunday afternoon. Police and three Beaver Falls officers conducted a daring flashlight rescue in darkness, delivering the girls to Providence and Beaver Valley General Hospitals for observation.
Jesse H Lookenhouse of Clymer died at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 88. He dairy farmed locally and belonged to Clymer Hill Reformed Church the Conservation Club and the Grange. Survived by wife Berdina Legters Lockenhouse a daughter Anne Hurst a son Wilbur his mother and six grandchildren. Visitation at Spitzer Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow with services at Clymer Hill Reformed Church Wednesday. Rev Barclay Fishburn officiating burial in Holland Cemetery.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said there is no deal to end Soviet intervention in Cuba in exchange for Western concessions on Berlin or American bases. He insisted you cannot support freedom in one place by surrendering freedom elsewhere. Rusk spoke in a prerecorded TV interview. Eisenhower to stump for Pred A. Seaton in Nebraska race on October 10.
Official returns from 22 counties show Democrats adding 6,407 new voters versus Republicans for the upcoming election, giving Democrats a 75,031 edge in total registered voters. Westmoreland leads with 5,100 new Democrats and 1,805 Republicans.
A New York report describes a non surgical method that shrinks hemorrhoids and eases itching and pain using a preparation H suppository or ointment. The discovery centers on a compound called Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute, promising relief without operative treatment.
Washington reports uncertain prospects for a Congress long in session. Key issues include a $2.2 billion water projects bill, a $5.9 billion foreign aid financing measure, a House changes to postal rates, and a Senate pay raise for federal employees. House members warn of possible fights before adjourning.
Services for Jesse H Lookenhouse will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Clymer Hill Reformed Church Friends may call at the Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer from 7 to 9 p m Monday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Tuesday Burial will be in Holland Cemetery
Broadway farewell marks end of My Fair Lady after 2717 performances. Productions store settings for a possible revival. Classifieds hint at moves and opportunities in New York theatre listings.
Federal marshals guard James Meredith as chaos erupts at the University of Mississippi Oxford. Army troops, 4,000 strong, patrol the campus after rioters attack jeeps and clash with police, while Meredith is housed at Baxter Hall under tight security and registration proceeds amid tension.
Amid campus chaos a French journalist died from injuries as riot police faced gunfire and thrown projectiles. Jukebox repairman George Gunter was killed on site. two marshals were seriously injured. Brig Gen Billingslea ordered federal troops to restore order. The confrontation followed the 1954 Supreme Court ruling ending school segregation. Mississippi National Guard units were deployed to the scene.
Federal marshals and combat troops faced violent resistance as 200 riot-trained MPs moved on the Lyceum building. Gunfire from a tree struck a marshal, and a bulldozer and fire truck were used in failed assaults. Former General Edwin Walker led the charge as chaos continued into early morning.
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