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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1963

Page

3

Willman Rights Issue Tied to Trial In Murder Case

Willman’s defense counsel James E. Beveridge and Bernard Quinn say no rights issue will be argued outside the murder trial. ACLU counsel John Wolford contends Willman’s rights were violated by lack of counsel at two arraignments. Willman faces charges of assault with intent to rape and murder in the Laura Mutch case, with arraignments on July 14 and September 26, 1960.

John Willman James E. Beveridge Beveridge Bernard Quinn Laura Mutch American Civil Liberties Union T Hat Beverdee John Wolford ACLU Supreme Court John H. Willman Muteh Quinn

Russians Halt U S On Autobahn

East German vehicles and Soviet soldiers blocked a U S Army convoy near Babelsberg with armed East German troops. Soviet officers demanded counts of U S soldiers, delaying multiple convoys as tensions rose on the Berlin West German border.

U.S Berlin West Germany Babelsberg Earter Malenborn East Germany West Berlin Steinstuecken

Eye of Hurricane Troubles in Thailand

AP Special Correspondent William L Ryan reports Thailand siege by Red Chinese strategy through subversion and terror. U S aided counterinsurgency in Northeast villages uses mobile development units to build schools roads and dispensaries. Despite gains, infiltrators and threats persist as villagers welcome aid and defend gains.

William L. Ryan Bangkok Thailand Viet Nam Pathet Lao Laos Peking Buddha Phuyaiban Sarit ‘Thanarat United States

Erie Forge Workers Vote On Ratification

Local 1573 United Steelworkers of America members will cast an eight hour secret ballot Sunday on a contract proposal requiring pay cuts and a cost of living adjustment removal to restart the plant. The vote occurs at Steelworkers Hall with 850 workers abstaining.

Erie Ene Forge Flee! Corp United Steelworkers of America Frofi L. B. Jenkis Reunion Jenkins Steelworkers Hall Charles Bauder Jenkins Sall USA Tme Gore Forge and Steel Board of Directors Homer C. Lackey Jeskins Lackey M. Michael Deyorris Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp

Barry Blasts Democrat Bosses in Goldwater Speech

In a page one report, Senator Barry Goldwater criticized Democrats and urged party unity. He praised Nelson Rockefeller as a strong potential rival and suggested Republicans must win the White House by engaging voters at the precinct level, not through the national committee. The Pennsylvania crowd reacted with 27 interruptions and strong support for a Goldwater ticket in 1964.

Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Nelson Rockefeller New York Goldwater Rockefeller White House Naonal Committee Pennsylvania U. S Hugh D. Scott Barry Kennedys Scranton Arizona Air Force Reserve Piacard Hershey Eisenhower

Trade prospects beyond wheat for Russian gold

U.S. businessmen weigh expanding Soviet U.S. trade beyond the wheat-for-gold deal. Senate committee will study pros and cons of new policy as both sides face demand for dollars, gold, and strategic goods. Trade has lagged due to mismatched interests, finance, and markets, with Soviet exports fluctuating and oil markets vulnerable.

New York U.S Senate Foreign Relations Committee Russia Soviet Union United States Asia Europe

Test ban treaty signals shift in Cold War tensions

Soviet combat troops in Guba participate only in training units according to early reports. The test ban treaty nears entry into force as Kennedy and British PM Macmillan urge settlement of tensions. Khrushchev and Grosnyko welcome a broader dialogue, while the United States seeks precise issues for agreement.

Ralle Guba Hursday Rirushchev Kennedy Harold Macmillan Soviet Union Grosmyko Gromyko

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