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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1962
Page
4
The editorial argues no nation is truly friendly, noting the UK ranks high among Cuba trade partners only due to shared interests. It cites U.S. measures to bar foreign ships trading with Cuba, limit Cuban cargo, and deny U.S. cargo unless ships avoid Communist nations, urging realism about the 90 mile danger offshore.
Michael Leach, 18, nephew of Chief Inspector Robert Selfridge, died from head injuries after being struck by a rock hurled by an unidentified man. He had intervened when a young couple chased by the assailant near Cobbs Creek Parkway and Springfield Avenue. Ballantine and friends attempted to restrain the attacker, with Ballantine striking the man with a tire wrench before the suspect fled.
Stamford editor Edmund R McCulloush aged 61 editor of the Hamdan Advocate died Saturday after a brief illness. He was a longtime figure in local journalism and remembered for his steady leadership at the Advocate.
Pease Jr Nas signed and returned the first papers of his appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court The papers a praecipe put the prothonotary on notice of Peases appeal following a Millcreek Township School Board firing The court upheld Boases firing in a 2 to 1 decision Judge Labv did not join the majority and McCullough expects review this winter
George Sokolsky argues that Cuba threatens U.S. security and calls for unilateral action under the Monroe Doctrine to seize control of Cuba. He warns of war with Soviet Russia and a global shift, urging decisive intervention before Venezuela Brazil and Panama fall to fascist-communist forces.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls an old Highlands Hills mansion built by Old Man Parmelee for Wallace Reid. The big brown house burned in a quiet night, leaving charred trees and a vacant hilltop, and stories of past residents including Parmelee, Reid, and later owners linger in memory.
U S Marines prepared to engage Japanese seaborne reinforcements on Guadalcanal as the Solomon Islands battle escalates. War news also notes Stimson outlining manpower needs, civil defense plans, and local incidents from Cory to Washington.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower celebrated his 72nd birthday Sunday at Gettysburg in the home of his son John. He attended church services, then spent the day with Mrs. Eisenhower at the Gettysburg residence.
Florence reports the death of Irma Grinatica at age 90. An acclaimed Italian actress of the past generation, she died Sunday in Florence.
The five nations Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras and Nicaragua form a regional bloc in Central America with standardized tariffs a development bank and dispute machinery. Economists say unity boosts investment in tailored sectors and could expand regional influence if the five stay closely aligned.
Jack Jamesson, 85, of Buller PA, a groom, died in a fire that destroyed two large stables at Batavia Downs Harness Track. The blaze killed 22 horses. T A Boal of Sharon owned a stake in Chief Peace and Mahoning Stable owner Symbole were among the Pennsylvanians with interest in the horses.
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