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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
Oct 08, 1962
Page
3
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Yank Freed After 3 Years In Cuba Jails
John V. Martino MIAMI Beach businessman freed Sunday by Fidel Castro after 40 months of a 13 year prison term for counterrevolutionary charges. He was flown to Miami with his wife Florence and three children. Edward also released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
John V. Martino
Miami Beach
Pidel Castro
Miami
Martino
Plorence
Castro
Edward
Havana
Weather Fair Across Nation
Storms diminished in the Northeast while showers spread from the Ohio Valley into the Northern plains. Fair conditions expected elsewhere. Daisy blamed for at least 24 deaths in New England and millions in property damage. Thunderstorms lingered in the Ohio Valley with hail near Cincinnati. A 40 mile belt of storms crossed northern Indiana with 75 mph winds in Indianapolis and 72 mph in Rensselaer blocking highways and power lines.
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SY Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Plains
Nova Scotia
New England
Cincinnati
Indiana
Indianapolia
Rensselaer
Prank Sinatra ban in Iraq sparks government action
The Baghdad government announced a ban on Sinatra films over the actor's expressed sympathy with Israel during a recent visit. In other items, Huntington Hartford III, A&P heir, wed a former model Diane Brown at Wyckoff ND and left for an undisclosed honeymoon. Jennifer Johnson, daughter of U S official, plans to marry Maitre Mojdara of Bangkok after a Bangkok wedding. Also, five year old Craig McClusine of Chicora died from head injuries after running into a moving truck in Butler County.
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Wyote Associated Press
Sinatra
Iraq
Baghdad
Israel
Huntington Hartford 1
A&p
Diane Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Wyckoff
N.d
Jennifer Johnson
U. Alexis Johnson
Maitre Mojdara
Bangkok
Thailand
Miss Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roy
Butler
Craig McClsine
Chicora
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Eligible But Too Marry Some Of State's 200 Works Plans Dead
More than 200 Pennsylvania public works projects are eligible for federal aid under the emergency public works program signed Sept. 14 by President Kennedy. But not all can be built. total cost far exceeds the 90 million dollar spending cap for Pennsylvania, with many projects needing state or local funds along with federal aid. The list includes county, city and agency projects across the state, such as Erie harbor facilities, Clearfield swimming pool, Warren County road work, and multiple health and welfare sites, though final approval remains uncertain amid competing federal programs.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Senate
Agriculture Department
Allegheny National Forest
St. Marys
Forest
McKean
Warren
Northeastern
Warren County
Commerce Department
Kinzun Creek
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Blind couple wed at Christ Memorial church in Reading
Mary Nixon, 21, of Reading, and Wilmer Gill, 35, of Philadelphia, were married at Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal Church by a blind minister. A blind woman sang and another blind woman played organ. The couple, both blind, met five weeks ago at a Christ Church fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nixon
Reading
Wilmer Gill
Philadelphia
Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Drowns Trying To Rescue Wife Near Wellwood Marina
SHARLIESTOWN Md AP A 41 year old assistant research engineer Brice R Billmeyer of Lancaster and his wife Eva were preparing to board their 32 foot yacht when she slipped and fell into the water. He jumped in to help and apparently knocked himself unconscious. Bystanders pulled the wife from the water but Billmeyer was not immediately found. X-ray expert dies in Rochester Arthur W Fuchs 67 longtime X ray authority and former Eastman Kodak supervisor died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharliestown
Armstrong Cork Co
Yielin
Brice R Billmeyer
Lancaster
Eva
Wellwood Marina
Billwever
Bill
Rochester
N.Y
Arthur W. Fuchs
Fuchs
Eastman Kodak Co
Meredith Faces Week Amid Riot Crises At Ole Miss
Meredith walks toward Baxter Hall as Ole Miss hosts Texas A and M in a rain soaked weekend. Police search for safe quarters while federal marshals lay groundwork for his protection. Gov Barnett faces contempt citation as university riots prompt clergy protests and reforms. editor Sidna Brower wins journalism award amid turmoil. Legislature adjourns a special session on reapportionment with no probe into riots. Former Gen Edwin Walker released from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Baxter Hall
Federal Military Forens
Oxford
Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Houston
Associated Press
Texans
Justice Department
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Memorial Stadium
Episcopal
John Maury
Duta M Gray Jr
Gov
Bargehb
Vatican Council Sessions May Expand Church Authority
A Washington AP report notes the 2nd Vatican Council opens in Rome Oct 11 with potential historic expansion of Rome's authority. The change could broaden shared leadership, possibly reining in centralized power and inviting lay influence, with bishops and papal approval defining a renewed church structure.
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George CO 1
New York
Romie
Peter
Rome
Bsshon
Thomas Riley
Boston
Springfield
Federal
Oxford
Dallas
Tex
John XXIII
Thi
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Chojers
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