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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
2
Manuela Thiess 21, daughter of Ursula Thiess and stepdaughter of Robert Taylor, pleads for a break from a judge after admitting past drug and probation trouble. The judge imposes 30 days in jail as she cries and vows rehabilitation.
John W. McDevitt head of the Knights of Columbus will deliver a nationwide Columbus Day address Monday afternoon. Bernard Gluyna, Corry council grand knight, announces the event. The talk title is Christopher Columbus and the Eternal Challenge of Discovery. McDevitt is noted for his experience in Massachusetts public schools and leadership roles on boards and commissions.
Nasser and Tshombe remain divided as Kasavubu counters Tshombe’s conference attendance. A chartered plane to Cairo was denied landing, forcing Tshombe to travel to Athens then return by commercial flight and be welcomed at the Aruba Palace.
A Pittsburgh woman, Alice Meyers, 27, Bloomfield, faces grand jury action on a murder charge in the death of her two year old son Michael. The AlleghenyCounty coroner's jury ordered held yesterday. Police say the boy was beaten to death and died September 17 from body contusions. December draft calls. The Defense Department issued a call for 7 800 men to be drafted in December all to be assigned to the Army.
Police say a motorist failed to stop after his vehicle struck seven year old Kathy Ann Cutlit as she walked along a road near her Bradford home. She died at Bradford Hospital. Troopers detained a driver for questioning but charges were not immediately filed.
Rain turned to a heavy downpour dampening final preparations for the Olympic Games opening ceremony at the National Stadium and the Olympic Village. Forecasts warn of more rain, lowering attendance prospects, while Goro Nakasome of the Tokyo Organizing Committee says facilities should not be affected.
Labor party leader Wilson restates opposition to the proposed force while U S authorities indicate Washington would press ahead even if Britain elects a Labor government. A military study argues nature provides defense with 12 000 miles of NATO coastline and dispersed ships in shallow and inland waters.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey told a 10,000 strong Ashtabula crowd that Barry Goldwater is neither a Republican nor a conservative, branding him radical and out of step with GOP traditions. He warned Goldwaterism would curb government and vowed Democrats defend the federal role. He outlined a return trip plan with stops in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Indiana.
A wartime group concluded that surprise is not a serious threat to naval ships because heavy Soviet forces enable rapid area searches. They found the Soviets lack enough aircraft or submarines to trail the ships and possess insufficient assets for long pursuit.
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