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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1963

Page

6

Erie County sees expansion and varied local notices

Louis Marx Inc expands with two buildings adding dR 000 square feet of space in Erie. Erie urban area land remains one third vacant across 7 300 acres per Future Land Use figures. Four Corry motorists face suspensions or revocations as of September 30. A high school graduate joins Pitt Varsity Marching Band for TV coverage of the West Virginia game. Real estate transfers, school staff changes, a stray dog taken to the pound, and fire safety warnings mark a busy day in Erie County with ongoing outdoor burning bans amid a dry spell.

Noor Space Louis Marx, Inc Erie Erie Resistor Resistor Erie Urban Area Erie County Planning Commission Erie City Wesleyville Lawrence Park Millcreek Harborcreek Fairview Aved Pitt University of Pittsburgh Ait West Virginia Ronald Johnson CAHS Beaver

11 Hurt In Car Accidents Here In Past Month

State Police Troop E Lawrence Park reports 194 total accidents across Crawford Warren and surrounding counties with 20 in Corry. Property damage statewide 112042 dollars, Corry 18295. Of 154 injuries 11 from this area. Traffic deaths 44 in 1982 nine months, 48 this year. 1088 arrests for motor vehicle violations. Corry substation 182 violators, 4 criminal arrests locally, 107 in four county area. Trooper Sgt Paul Dell notes 1 correction card, 57 verbal warnings, and 25 assists locally.

Mann State Police Lawrence Park Crawford Wango Warren Corry Paul Dell

Russians Getting Best Of Spy Swap

Former CIA head Allen Dulles says the Soviet Union is gaining from spy exchanges. He notes it is easier for the Soviets to plant spies in a free society than for the West to infiltrate a police state where travel demands papers and movement is restricted.

UDD Ang Lawia W. Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Soviet Union United States Free World Dulles

Rescue Man Struck by Bulldozer After 3 Hours

Roger Jones, 24, pinned under a 13 ton bulldozer for three hours while clearing brush in a remote area east of Kansas City. A note to his family was found, and bystanders Harold Pollock and Billy Green helped summon aid. Jones underwent surgery and remained in serious condition.

Kansas City Darlene Souleman Indy Roger Jones Harvey Jones Darlene Smith Hy Independence Harold Pollock Billy Green Jones

Milk Production Sets September Record in Pennsylvania

Milk production hit an all time September high in Pennsylvania according to the State Crop Reporting Service. Drought frost cut hay corn and apple crops while per cow output rose 18 pounds from September 1962 and total production edged up to 300 million pounds.

Naathtispu Rgtary Pennsylvania

Red Cross appeals for aid amid Yemen civil war

The International Committee of the Red Cross says its appeal for medical relief in Yemen has drawn only limited international support. The Swiss agency warns it cannot adequately aid victims without broader aid, amid ongoing civil conflict and Russian actions alleged against tourists.

Ted Cross Geneva International Committee of the Red Cross Yemen

Envelope Switch Costs Erie Man Five Hundred

A 6 year old Erie resident fell victim to a pigeon drop at the main post office. A man in chauffeur attire promised a bank job and had him withdraw $500 to place in an envelope. The envelope was swapped with one containing newspaper clippings. detectives describe the suspect as a 35 to 40 year old, 5 feet 8 inches, about 165 pounds, neat in appearance.

Eri Luke Holt Holt Security Peoples Bank of Erie Mutual Building and Loan Chautfour Nick Bute Frank Pilewski

Russia Red Faced In UN Meeting

In a United Nations session Adlai E. Stevenson faulted Red China for opposing Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence policy. He argued that such stance should keep Beijing from gaining admission on principle amid the Moscow-Peking split.

Russia U.S Adlai E. Stevenson China Khrushchev Moscow-Peking U.N

Titusville Leaves Burn Ban Question Sparks City Debate

Titusville officials weigh lifting the three day burning ban to clear curbside leaf piles. Street foreman Wilson Schlosser cites unusual volumes and dry leaves hindering pickup while Fire Chief Edward Helfrich backs the ban but would not block a moratorium. George W. Becker argues brief lifting would cut costs and prevent fire hazards, though officials resist.

Titusville George W. Becker Aras Wilson L. Schlosser Becker Schlosser

Probe death of fighter Knox spurs boxing scrutiny

The Maryland State Athletic Commission opens its investigation into 26 year old boxer Ernie Knox who died from brain injuries after a ninth round knockout in Baltimore. Knox earned 24 43 dollars for a 19 round bout before a small crowd of 869 at the Baltimore Coliseum. The death marks the year’s eighth boxing fatality and prompts renewed calls to ban the sport. Mayor McKeldin vows action to curb professional boxing at the Civic Center.

Baltimore Maryland—State Athletic Commission Ernie Knox Baltimore Coliseum Knox Wayne Bethea New Yorker Theodore R. McKeldin Civic Center

Scranton Signals Romney as Top East Campaign Prospect

Scranton appears to signal Gov. George Romney of Michigan as a leading backer of a potential stop Goldwater movement. Romney plans a rare East trip to address the October 25 dinner of the New York Chamber of Trade in New York City. The event is billed as non political but will draw serious Republican contributors.

Scranton George Romney Michigan Goldwater Romney New York Ae of Trade New York City

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