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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1962
Page
3
A garbled line mentions a Augusta County deputy and a son with a left 4 pellets hat. The fragment provides no clear event or outcome to confirm.
A welding defect caused a steel plate to fall at Sharon Steel Co. constructing No 2 blast furnace. Two workers were killed Gardner Birch and Graham Matthews both from Sharon. Seven others were injured including John O Rourke Reed Graves in hospital. Coroner says weld on plate snapped, plate collapsed the suspended scaffold.
Greensburg officials believe an arsonist started two major fires within an hour on Sunday night. Fire Chief J. Ward Hutchinson cited no coincidence and noted the west end blaze at Greensburg Produce Co and the east end McFarland Supply Co caused about 150000 in damages with no serious injuries. An automobile sighting near both sites aided police in the probe.
TV guide style recap of tonight's prime time lineup includes COMBAT with Jeffrey Hunter at 7:40 p.m. RED SKELTON with Kay Starr and Jackie Coogan at 8:30 p.m. JACK BENNY with Raymond Burr at 9:50 p.m. THE UNTOUCHABLES and GARRY MOORE features follow. Tonight a "That Wonderful Year" segment recalls 1922 and Caesar Spectal offers a half hour specials series.
Warren police warn merchants about a group of teen girls, estimated 12, using oversized purses to conceal stolen goods. One girl, aged 14 to 15, was caught in a Warren grocery store with a carload of cigarettes. She and two companions, from Pleasant Township and Warren, were turned over to parents. Police say the ring may be larger and merchants have been alerted. Meanwhile Harry Gold, Greensburg Produce Co. co owner, was hospitalized after a heart attack but is reported in good condition.
In South Viet Nam central highlands guerrillas shot down a U S spotter plane killing three Americans and a U S fighter plane crashed after explosion but the pilot survived with minor injuries. A ground party reported killing two Viet Cong after locating the wreckage.
A reflective piece contrasts spoken words and printed texts, noting how oral speech fades while written records endure. It argues that lasting communication depends on careful, deliberate writing that preserves ideas beyond a momentary performance.
Democratic State Chairman Otis B Morse urged Republicans not to use a Pittsburgh tape of a 15 minute TV program on October 3. The show featured Republican Rep James E Van Zandt who hijacked an empty chair debate with Sen Joseph S Clark. Morse said the party did not authorize the tape and that it was illegally secured by Van Zandt.
A Tonga yacht Tupi keepau wrecked on a South Seas reef left 12 men alive and five dead. The captain and another man reached Kadavu Island by raft to seek relief, as a New Zealand air force mission located the main group near an abandoned Japanese fishing vessel and evacuated 10 men to Suva for hospitalization.
Joseph Edenr Tiffany, 82, the designer of the bazooka and a World War II weapon figure, died yesterday in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Tiffany served 45 years as a ballistics engineer and explosives expert for the U S Bureau of Mines.
Rep. James BE. Van Zandt denied a published claim that he told reporters McNamara warned war over Berlin was imminent. He said he only relayed McNamara noting Berlin's serious situation during a closed door meeting. A Defense Department spokesman disputed the claim. Meanwhile a Pittsburgh prisoner escaped from a Rockview farm detail after being moved from Pittsburgh penitentiary.
Oscar L. Lingle of Harrisburg becomes the first president of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers. He succeeds Mrs. Harold G. Moore of Wesleyville as delegates at the 4th annual meeting press for higher teachers salaries and state subsidies. The convention urges 1962 legislature to enact measures for professional tenure transportation subsidies supplemental payments and school board memberships in districts reorganized under the 1951 law. It also backs uniform property assessments for tax purposes and non partisan selection of school directors along with state funding.
City officials note continued sidewalk issues as streets rise in grade causing drainage risks and pools after rain. High walks lack backfill and proper drainage. contractors and property owners may be required to correct faulty work. Council stresses overall progress from new sidewalks despite isolated flaws.
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