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10 Oct 1962
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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 10, 1962
Page
1
Investigators Probe Possible In-Flight Collision Off Florida Coast
Investigators are determining if two planes collided in flight off the southeast coast near Jacksonville Florida. The inquiry focuses on flight paths and wreckage distribution to establish a potential midair crash scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Road Project Rebuttal Rebutted
The Journal published a resident letter criticizing West Washington street extension during bridge work. Superintendent Benjamin Gibbons of Corry Construction Company defended the project and noted both ends could be opened for emergencies, while resident Russell White disputed some closures lasting hours and complained about unpredictable end openings and lengthy detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
West Washington Street
Benjamin Gibbons
The
Corry Construction Company
Russell White
White
Gibbons
Vellielessich-As
West End
UNICEF Plans For Kids Halloween Drive
UNICEF plans a Halloween drive led by city youngsters with the Bian system reused from last year. Wilbur Rickers, campaign chairman, says multiple headquarters across four wards will shorten walks and guide children. Instructions detailing every route will be issued before the event and Civil Defense officers will assist to ensure safety and smooth circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
Bian
Wilbur Rickers
Bickers
Suah
Civil Defense Police
Rickers
Eisenhower Accuses Kennedy of Political Connivance
In Denver Eisenhower denounces Washington’s record as political connivance and power grabs, urging public involvement in politics. He cites eight years under Eisenhower as constructive and criticizes the New Frontier rhetoric. He also attacks executive power and speaks to audiences in Denver and Cheyenne on a cross western swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Tne
Denver Coliseum
Eisenhower
Washington
Omaha
Minneapolis
California
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Boise
Idaho
Executive Department
Cheyenne
Wyo
43 Found Jobs Here In Sept
The Bennssdvants State Employment Service reports 43 unemployed found work in September in the city. Most placements were in manufacturing with clerical sales and service fields also featuring. 94 new applications were filed, 60 openings received, and 108 applicants referred, while unemployment compensation claims stay lower than five years ago. Female plant openings exist in Union City and Corry, and skilled opportunities are available nearby. Register at the North Center street office and keep applications up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennssdvants
State Employment Service
William A. Michael
Corry
Michael
Union City
North Center Street
Pses and
Register
May Ban Sale of Slingshots
The St Louis Board of Aldermen debated an ordinance to ban selling slingshots. Alderman Raymond Leisure proposed the ban on metal and rubber band weapons reportedly imported from Japan. The devices use pellet caps and varied ammunition from gravel to staples and ball bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Sne Board
Aldermen
Raymond Leisure
Japan
Federal workers endure brisk Richmond fire drill
About 1,200 federal employees rushed from a new 12 story building in 5 minutes 45 seconds in the first fire drill since its opening last March. Twenty minutes after the drill ended they were still trying to return to work as the six elevators were shut down during the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ole Miss To Deal With Rioters
The Justice Department will let the University of Mississippi handle about 20 students tied to disturbances during James H. Meredith’s enrollment. Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach said evidence including tapes transcripts and photos will be given to Ole Miss officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. Alty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ole Miss
Katzenbach
Meredith
Washington
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Erie County Prepares Next Phase of Sabin Polio Vaccine
Erie County medical officials report success after the Sabin oral polio vaccine rollout and announce upcoming Type II distribution. On Oct 28 and Nov 4, 90 dispensing stations will administer Type II vaccine to about 194000 residents previously served. Dr John F Hartman Jr urges public uptake. Type II does not protect against Type I. another 200000 doses ordered. Local supply faced wastage risk but efficient handling reduced waste to under five percent. Cory Area High School cafeteria remains a dispensing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Medical
Erie County
John F. Hartman Jr
Erie
SOS
Hartman
Cory Area High School
ABC Approves Magne-Pin Metal Type Bowling Pin
The American Bowling Congress sanctioned a new magnesium and foam plastic Magne-Pin developed by Magna-Pin Corp of Buffalo after three years of testing. The move ends long use of hard maple pins from Thompson Maple Products, which closed its East Washington Street plant. Tests in Milwaukee Toledo Cleveland and other leagues showed no change in scoring, with the pin absorbing impact sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
ABC
axCorm Industriat
Thompson Maple Products Company
Thompson
Washington Street
Magna-Pin Corp
Buffalo
Nego
Frank Baker
Miwaukee
Milwaukee
Toledo
Cleveland
Tin Fp
Taxpayers Set Bill for Cuba Prisoners Release
Washington reports say Congress expects emergency funds for releasing 4,113 Cuban prisoners from the 1961 invasion. James B Donovan negotiates with Fidel Castro for a prisoner exchange and food and medicine aid in return. Officials caution against premature disclosure as talks continue and a final meeting was awaited in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Castro Fas
Donovan
Farnt Stins
Cuba
Congress
Seh
Cubs Prisoners Committee
Baryan
Castro
Tey
Osvalda Dartleos
United Nations
New York
State Department
Lincoln White
Havana
Miami
Kennedy
White House
Banker, 35 Years On Job, Lifts $50,000
Dunkirk reports a missing Chautauqua National Bank cashier named William F. Ball, 57, believed to have fled with about $50,000. Ball, an assistant cashier with 35 years at the bank, is described as quiet and thrifty. A lump sum theft is suspected. $5,000 cash was found at Ball’s home while the FBI reviews possible federal charges. Ball last seen late Monday night in Dunkirk. authorities seek his whereabouts and a 1959 blue Chevrolet with New York plate 12560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
William F. Ball
Chauitauqua
Lakeside Club
Chautauqua National
Chautauqua County
Jamesnk
Ball
New York
Author Publisher Dies in Santa Barbara at 55
James L. Lenehan a 55 year old general editor publisher and author died yesterday in Santa Barbara California He headed the Lena han Feature Service and was connected with several other publications and ventures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
James L. Lenehan
Yeneral
Diedesterday
Lenahan
Prestige Battle House Senate Deadlock in Congress Fight
Washington AP reports the House prepared to retaliate against the Senate in a prestige clash lengthening this session. A Senate financing bill seeks emergency funds for Agriculture Megat to next session or June, while House Democratic Leader Carl Albert signals a firm stance to block the Senate measure. If the House blocks, the stalemate could prolong the session beyond three months with five annual appropriation bills stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Agriculture Department
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Tony
Capitol Hall
Page
Erie County Plastics Adds Giant Injection Press
Erie County Plastics Corp announces installation of a 100000 pound 240 ounce injection molding press four times larger than current units. The five figure machine arrived by rail from Indiana and will produce items up to 15 pounds such as TV cabinets and garbage cans. Expected to operate by October 20, the plant already runs 16 presses with 20 hour workdays and plans to hire more as backlog supports year end production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Plastics Corn
R.D
Corry
Indiana
Paul Roche
Roche
United States
Tt Im
Erie County Plastics’ Corp
Returning From Church Four Women Die In Crash
Four women returning from a church group meeting were killed when their car, traveling in light rain, was broadside struck on the driver's side as it backed from a farm driveway on a dark country road near North Bangor New York. State Police reported the collision occurred about six miles west of Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bangor
New You
Youth's Woes Tripled After Area Accident
Gary Dillon, 17, faced three charges after a Monday night crash on the Lake Pleasant Arbuckle road, causing his car to strike a pole and plunge over a bank. He appeared before Justice of the Peace S. T. Gray, pled guilty to diving too fast for condition, no registration, and no inspection sticker, and was fined $10 plus $5 costs on each count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D
Uaton City
Justice of the Peace
S. T. Gray
Waterford
Gary Dillon
Lake Pleasant - Arbuckle Road
Union City
Dillon Auto
Elmer W. Schifito
Corry
Bankers Set Fall Meet in Pittsville for 200 Area Colleagues
Group 7 Pennsylvania Bankers Association will hold its fall meeting in Pittsville with more than 200 bankers from a 10-county area. Charles H. Bracken, Citizens National Bank of Corry president and association chairman, said the event includes golf at Cross Creek Country Club, a social hour at 3:30 p.m., and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dana Still of Clarion State College will speak on “Of Change and Things.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Pittsville
Charles H. Bracken
Bracken
Citizens National Bank of
Dana Still
Clarion State
College
Still
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