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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1962
Page
6
The article details Pamela Craig Knox of Titusville saying a thief mailed contents of her bag to The Titusville Herald, excluding $80, from a shoe box sent from Pleasantville. Items included daughters birth and baptism records, a pearl ring, and $200 in travelers checks.
An American crew chief in a U S Army helicopter was killed and two others wounded in a major clash with Communist guerrillas in the Mekong Delta Ding Tuong Province near Saigon. U S sources report about 100 guerrillas and 20 government soldiers killed. The man was the first American fatality in South Vietnam since December.
Evening classes will be held Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 8 p m in the high school offices. A course will run if 15 registrants submit. A $5 deposit is required from resident students at registration. Non residents pay $5 per two hour course. Fees are refundable under conditions. Classes start November 5 with sessions Monday Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 p m.
The South China Morning Post reports the Soviet consulate in Shanghai ceased functioning September 28 with no notice. Soviet citizens were advised that consular affairs will be handled by the Soviet Embassy in Peiping.
A 54 foot cobra crawled from the records room into a snake charmer’s basket in Andhra Pradesh. Police and staff waited as the serpent was coaxed away. The governor paid 25 rupees to the charmer and clerks resumed work after a three day interruption.
PARIS AP France heads into a national election battle after the National Assembly censured Premier Georges Pompidou over De Gaulle's proposed direct presidential election. Pompidou must resign, the premier faces possible replacement, and De Gaulle signals dissolution of the Assembly to seek new polls. The fight centers on strong presidential power versus parliamentary government with referendums and plebiscites in play.
A skidding collision between two cars in York last night killed Merval E. Minnich 44 of Dover and injured three others. Minnich died at York Hospital while the three wounded were listed in satisfactory condition.
Report says in April 1958 the government faced general elections and the fourth republic's twilight. De Gaulle was absent from Paris to view eastern military maneuvers while Pompidou was expected to resign and a decree to dissolve the assembly might be issued.
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