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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1963

Page

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Cuban hurricane devastates Castro regime claims toppling threat

An anti Castro group says hurricane Vora strikes a severe blow to Fidel Castro's dictatorship amid food shortages and growing disenchantment. Officials report sparse damage details and deaths range from 48 to 200. the extent remains uncertain as Cuba and U.S. observers assess the catastrophe and its political impact.

Cuba Citizens Committee For A Free Cuba Havana Radio Castro Canto Jorge Risquett U.S Miami Latin American Monitoring Service Risquett Lfe Oriente Jiguani Bayamo Manzanillo Tunas Holmin Gibata Mayari

Decorated U S Soldier Charged With Espionage Plot

Pentagon disclosed that Sgt. SFC Jack B. Dunlap sold classified U S materials to Soviet agents over two years while serving as a clerk messenger with the NSA. Investigators say he took his life last July as the case closed in. He earned a Korean War decoration and reportedly netted about 60 000 from the proceeds. Authorities emphasize no codes or other employees are implicated.

Washington Pentagon U.S SFC Jack B. Dunlap Reds National Security Agency Asst Arthur Sylvester Washington Evening Star Dunlap Agencs Ihus The Star Bogalisa Ang Ae Pentagon Ferndale

Italy Flood Victims Counted as Death Toll Grows

In Belluno Italy more than 10 000 workers labored to recover bodies after a dam dam collapse caused by a landslide. The disaster sent a flood down the Piave River valley killing up to 1 000 people and prompting mass graves to prevent disease. U S and Italian forces assisted with rescue and cleanup as officials warned of epidemic risks.

Belluno Italy Vivont Dam Piave Alpine Venice Giovanfi Giraudo U.S Teallan Red Cross U. S. Mili Ti Waslington Ken

U.S Newsmen Ordered Out Of Algeria

UPI and AP reporters Borowlee and Alain Raymond expelled from Algeria by order of the Interior Ministry. Borowlee, AP North Africa chief, was taken to Algiers airport for first available departure after a brief arrest and later release. Raymond, 29, OPT bureau chief in Algiers, labeled a danger to security. Authorities gave no specific reason.

Alginns Jae Andrew Harpwlee Associated Press North Africa Algeria UPI Borowlee Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella Interior Ministry United Press International I Paris Alain Raymond OPT Raymond Borowlec High Hotel

Veteran Miner Killed In Mishap At U S Steel Roheana No 2

A roof fall at U S Steel Corp Roheana No 2 near Green County killed veteran miner John J Fronczek 59 of New Salem a 36 year veteran of the mines. Fellow miner William Parker 62 of Lemont Furnace was admitted to Uniontown Hospital after the incident. An explosion at Robens No 3 mine killed 37 men last December.

Varmichalls U.S. Steel Corp Green County John J. Fronczek New Salem Willian Parker Lemont Furnace Uniontown Hospital Robens No. 3

Barry Goldwater Attacks Democratic Bosses at Forum

Barry Goldwater launched a sharp attack on Democratic machines in big cities at a Hershey fundraiser, denouncing the liberal Democratic alliance for power. He cited Philadelphia’s machine tied to Rep. William J. Green and the national administration, warning bosses hold Washington’s power. Goldwater suggested Gov. William Scranton may not pursue a national run, preferring to govern.

Hershey Barry Goldwater Uberal Democrat Alliance For Power Goldwater Washington, D.C Gold- Water Philadelphia U.S William J. Green City Democratic Dmnes William W. Scranton Scranton Pennsylvania San Francisco

Corry Trucker In Crash Injures Four Girls

Four seventeen year old girls were injured when their car crashed into the side of a westbound tractor-trailer east of Albion at 8 10 PM. Driver Alice Cousins of Conneautville and passengers Diane Williams Sidney Adkins and Carol Hyde, all from Springboro, were hospitalized with back pelvic and facial injuries. The truck, loaded with potatoes for a local factory, was driven by Michael Bailey of Cony and owned by Paul McSkelton of Edinboro.

Albion Young Ates St. Vincent's Hospital Alice Cousins Conneautville Diane Williams Sidney Adkins Springboro Carol Hyde Miss Cousins Miss Hyde Miss Williams Adekins Girard Cousins Auto Michael Bailey West Frederick Street Cony Pail Me Skelton R. D. J. Edinboro

Soviet Blockade Stalls US Troop Convoy on Berlin Autobahn

Soviet troops halted a US Army convoy on the Berlin West German autobahn near Marienborn, blocking east and westbound lanes. US Secretary of State Rusk protested to Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin as officials described the incident as a unilateral Soviet action designed to pressure restraint on procedures.

Borluts Bulli Saili Rome Washington United States Berlin West Germany Dean Rusk Anatoly F. Dobrynin Santoshaha Rusk Bertin Retenedy Andrei Gromyko U.S State Department West Berlin

Talks Between Kennedy and Gromyko Hint Nuclear Easing

Exploratory discussions at the White House between President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko touched Cuba and broader East West issues. Officials said the talks aimed to sound out potential new understandings while maintaining the current nuclear test ban. In a related note, Pennsylvania school subsidies were raised to boost teacher salaries, though debate remained over earmarking funds for pay raises.

Washington Kennedy Andre A. Gromyko Cuba Nornants Moscow White House Kenney Gromyko Soviet Union Kennnedy Deal Rusk U.S Pennsylvania Lopisla- Wite Franklin Corry Corry Area TY Corry Pennsylvania State Education Association PSEA Ation Gil PSH Department of Public Tastriction Harrisburg Ile of Instruction Lewoheer

Gov Scranton to miss Ike birthday fete near Hershey

Gov. Scranton will miss Dwight D Eisenhower birthday celebration with about 300 guests at Hershey tomorrow night. His office says he and his wife will spend the weekend with sons Joseph and William at Hotchkus School in Lakeville. Scranton hoped to alter the testimonial but schedule prevented a visit before Christmas.

Scranton Dwight D Hisenhower Hershey Joseph William Hotchkus School Lakeville Conn Scranton Eisenhower

Conservatives Divide Over Macmillan Successor At Conference

Britain's Conservative Party faces a three way struggle to pick a new leader after Harold Macmillan said he would step down. Deputy Prime Minister Richard Butler leads early polls, with Lord Hailsham challenging from the Lords and Reginald Maudling pursuing reformist aims. Macmillan, 69, underwent prostate surgery and said he cannot campaign next year, while Hailsham pledged to seek a Commons seat in a bid for the premiership.

Blackpool England Britain Niling Harold Macmillan Sprite Miyister Richard A. Butler Lord Hailsham Scieice House of Lords the Dark Horns Reginald Mui. Hing Maudling Butler Hailsham Staeenshather Hailshin Macmillan Macmaillan Labor Party Hallsham House of Commons Hillilsham

Nixon Attacks Kennedy Wheat Sale Policy

Former Vice President Richard Nixon criticized President Kennedy's decision to sell wheat to Russia, calling it a major foreign policy mistake. He said the deal would cost American taxpayers about 100 million and accused Khrushchev of being subsidized during economic trouble.

Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Russia Nixon Khrushchev

City Smoky Air Blankets Town At Sunset Chaos

A smoky blanket hung over the city as residents near Laurence Airport reported heavy smoke at about 7 p.m. last evening. Fire or nuisance involving feaf burning activity caused concern among locals, with the haze spreading across ground level areas.

Laurence Airport

Konrad Adenauer Resigns as West German Chancellor

Bonn AP report states Konrad Adenauer submitted his resignation to President Heinrich Luebke. Parliament will appoint Ludwig Erhard as chancellor, with Adenauer, 87, having led West Germany for 14 years and surprising timing noted by observers. The exact reasons were not disclosed.

Bonn Germany Konrad Aden Uuier Heinrich Luebke Linwbke Uke Bundoulay Ludwig Erhnd Adenauer West Germany Lucbke

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