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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 17, 1962
Page
1
Corryite Commits Death After Prison Brooding
Corry man who was free on bail brooded in his home before shooting himself in the throat with a 22 caliber pistol. He had been awaiting trial on charges including breaking into Pennsylvania Railroad cars and pilfering. He went to a tool box to write a will then stepped outside and died within minutes. The deputy coroner noted the wound was self-inflicted and discussed sentencing limits. Continued on Page Two.
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Proper
Ben Bella Reaffirms Cuba Ties Amid Havana Visit
Algerian Premier Ah med Ben Bella praised Fidel Castro and the Cuban revolution in Havana after arriving from Washington where he met President Kennedy. Castro welcomed Ben Bella as both leaders lauded revolutionary bonds, with Algeria’s National Liberation Front awarding its highest honor to Castro.
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Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Minster Castro
Ben Bella
Kennedy
Washington
Brotherhood
Castro
United States
National Liberation Front
U S Plans A New High Altitude Nuclear Test
Honolulu AP reports the United States moves quickly to redeem its nuclear prestige by scheduling a low yield high altitude test in the Pacific near Johnston Island four days after a failure. The shot aims for 20 to 30 miles altitude using a booster likely from a Sergeant missile, with detonation during a five hour window starting Friday night.
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Honolulu
United States
Pacific
Johnston Island
Johnston
Arson Blamed as Elgin House Fire Damages Home
Jack O Lanern admitted blame for a fire at Fred Christensen home in Elgin Rural fire units from Elgin Beaverdam and Corry battled the blaze from 5 p m with 30 firefighters. Wind drove flames to the west wall and roof where a jack o lantern candle sparked the fire while children played nearby. No damage estimate available.
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Jack O. Lanern
Elgin
Carry
Elgin- Beaverdam
Fred Christensen
R. D
Elgin-Beaverdam
Corry
William Lord of
Lord
Eilgin-Beaverdam
Federal Engineer Checks Airport For Gov't Aid
An FAA engineer evaluated Lawrence Airport as a step toward possible state or federal funding. James R. Muldoon, invited by the Corry Airport Authority, will report procedures for applying for aid once funds become available. The northeast-southheast runway improved earlier this year shows promise, though more work is needed at the northwest end.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Lawrence
James R. Muldoon
Corry
Muldoon
Priest Prays For God To Help Democrats Win
AP reports Father Edmund Cuneo of St. Vincent College urged God to aid Pennsylvania Democrats in the November election after a Dilworth gubernatorial speech. He said Dilworth would serve the common people better than Republicans and noted he usually offers benedictions at Republican events but could not recall asking God to help the Republicans.
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Uxdin
Pennsylvania
Edmund Cuneo
Richardson Dilworth
Father Cuneo
Dilworth
Goit
St. Vincent College
Latrobe
Westmoreland County Democratic Committee
Republicans Press Cuba Blunder As Election Issue
Washington AP Three Republican leaders Miller Goldwater and Wilson attack the Kennedy administration for tragic irresolution over Cuba naming it the dominant issue of the upcoming elections. Democrats leader Bailey retorts that Republicans offer no alternatives and blame U.S. policy for Cuba's 1958 shift under Eisenhower.
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Washington
Cuba
John M. Bailey
Democrats
Gas Main Blast Damages Homes in City District
A gas main exploded near 47th and Hell in nanoal CITY injuring no one and damaging several houses. Flames reportedly rose about 100 feet and one home suffered severe damage while others had minor blistering paint. Fire crews extinguished the blaze after a quick response.
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Nanoal City
47Th
Hell
Helicopters unleash fire on Viet Cong in Saigon region
Four U S Army escort helicopters opened rocket and machinegun fire on a Viet Cong guerrilla concentration 55 miles northwest of Saigon. The action came as another unmarked civilian plane crashed in the central highlands, part of a flare of increasing ground fire and anti aircraft activity.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
South
Claim Pennsy Merger Could Help Them
A dozen shippers tell the Interstate Commerce Commission that the proposed Pennsylvania and New York Central railroad merger would aid them. H N Johnson of Ralston Purina says a merger could cut freight rates by eliminating duplicate facilities and streamlining procedures. Sheldon R Lewis of General Electric cites better car supply and potential to minimize rate increases as benefits. Over 70 shipper representatives are to testify in this hearing phase.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
H. N. Johnson
Ralston Purina Co
Sheldon R. Lewis
General Electric Co
Boat Explosion Injures Nineteen at Texas State Park
A paddlewheel pleasure boat exploded in a shallow lagoon at the State Park of Texas last night injuring nineteen people, with one critically. Firemen traced the blast to gasoline fumes igniting from the inboard engine.
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Wasuins
Aga, Vary —Midel
Texas
Two congressmen deny charges in fraud indictment
Baltimore AP report notes two Democratic congressmen Thomas F. Johnson and Frank W. Boykin pled not guilty to conspiracy and conflict of interest charges. They seek a speedy trial amid a mail fraud case involving J. Kenneth Edlin of Miami. Edlin, linked to First Colony Savings and Loan, pleaded no contest and was sentenced earlier. Johnson and Boykin express confidence in vindication. The piece references upcoming elections and continuation on page two.
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Baltimore
Thomas F. Johnson
Frank W. Boykin
Dain
Tesday
Department of Justice
J. Kenneth Edlin
Miami
Johnson
Rogers C
Morton
Thruston B. Morton
Rky Boykin
Pim
Kennedy
Johason
Kennedy and Schroeder discuss Berlin crisis plans
President Kennedy meets West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder to discuss Allied responses to a potential new Soviet push toward Berlin. Officials warn of dangerous East West clashes by year’s end as visa and transit controls loom amid growing tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Gerhard Schroeder
Berlin
Schroeder
West Germany
Andrei Gromyka
Konrad Adenauer
Foy D. Kobler
U.S
Moscow
Khetishchev
Minunique
State Department
Kohfers
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
Khrushchev
East Germany
Savereten
Kennedy and Eisenhower clash in early campaign stumping
Washington AP reports President Kennedy moves to Connecticut to praise Abraham Ribicoff while facing potential sharp replies from Dwight D. Eisenhower in a rare public clash on the road. Republican Barry Goldwater faults Kennedy for cross country trips, says the president should tend to the store amid White House troubles. Eisenhower questions Kennedy’s pace of criticism.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Connecticut
Abraham Ribscoff
Senate
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Idwater
White House
United States
Jermore
Goldwater
Tlan
Negro Quits After 1 Day at Patrick Henry College
ETTRICK Virginia State College student Hazel Ruth Adams left Patrick Henry College after one day, prompting debate over motives. Patrick Henry officials claim she planned only to test the classroom barrier, while Virginia State and others describe her action as a broader involvement in a race issue.
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Ettrick
Hazel Ruth Adams
Patrick Henry College
Martinsville
Virginia State College
Virginia
Patrick Henry
University of Virginia
Virginia State
Patrick Henry Advisory Board
Miss Adams
Francis T. West
B. P. Dabney
Virginid State
Robert P. Dale
Powell Quits President Role Amid Stockholder Talks
Dick Powell resigns as president while stockholders discuss his future role. Powell reportedly seeks to step back as pressure and rumors swirl around governance clashes. Thomas J McDermott named vice president as vote to change leadership looms.
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Dick Powell
Swellywood
Highline Sanger
Pam
Svar
Powell Tar Chatemarr
Thomas J MtDernob Vela
Powell
Titusville police seek pay hike against area and Oil City
Meadeville attorney Pepicelli urged Titusville officials to adopt a pay system modeled on Oil City, noting Oil City patrolmen earn about $1,100 more than Titusville after five years due to a $100 annual increment. He highlighted low pay as a factor in losing qualified officers, showed Titusville officers lack police training, and pointed out a carry-out clerk earns more. The mayor pledged a budget review for possible next year raises.
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Titusville
Vineet
Popicelli
Meadville
City Cone
L'A mi
Titsville
Pollermet
Ween
Audisiee
Cornell
Oil City
Council
Pepicelli
Nie
Titusvalle
Philip Zaleneck
Corry
Titusville -Hey
Police Department
Storm Ella grows as hurricane threat looms near Florida
Tropical storm Ella, 310 miles east of Fort Pierce, turns north as forecasters predict hurricane force winds before nightfall. The Ranger A lunar spacecraft launch from Cape Canaveral is postponed four weeks due to the storm, with winds and seas expected to rise along the southern Atlantic coast into today. Small craft across the Bahamas to Savannah are urged to remain in port and Carolinas coastal craft warned to stay near shore.
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Ella
Miami
Fla
Fort Pierce
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Adminstration
Bahamas
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Smiail
Savannah
Almain
Carolinas
Mrs Wickwire Recovers After Kidney Transplant
Corry housewife Mrs Wickwire, aged, is on the mend after a third kidney transplant at Peter Brent Brigham Hospital in Boston. Her mother-in-law Mrs Ira Wickwire of Concord Street and husband Morris Wickwire stay by her side as doctors caution recovery varies in duration.
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Harald Brown
Florida
AMA Killed Vital Medical Bill Sparks Political Blasts
Pittsburgh AP James B Carey president of the International Union of Electrical Workers blasted the American Medical Association calling it the murder of the King Anderson bill He urged Democrats to boost party strength warning Medicare defeat in Congress reflects voter apathy A rally in Churchill cited ethical devices used by AMA opposing the measure Veteran judge W Calvin Chestnut dies in Baltimore at 84 after a long federal career appointed 1931 and active until his death
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Pittsburgh
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
American Medical Association
Churchill
Carey
AMA
General Electric
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
Medicare
Social Security
Carey Sale
Baltimore
W. Calvin Chestnut
U.S
Chestnut
Masquedprader Held After NY Arrest in Milltown
A man identifying as John Coving, 21, of Milltown New Jersey, dressed as a woman, is booked at the police station weeping. He was found with a loaded revolver and police report newspaper clippings about strangling.
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Masquprader
New York
John Coving
Milltown
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Behroeder
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Boston
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Cue Corry
Mrs. Wickwire
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Lexington, Ky
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