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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
3
An explosion at a fuel facility injures eighteen people in the city during August. Local authorities say the incident occurred inside the plant frame. Investigations are underway to determine cause and safety failures as responders treat victims and secure the site.
Norman N Porter’s barn at Conneaut Lake, valued at about $10,000, was destroyed yesterday at 2 p.m. by a fire that started near an electric fence, spreading to hay and flooring. Hartstown, Conneaut Lake and Linesville fire crews saved nearby structures, but two cattle, four machines and 1,000 tons of hay were lost, with some coverage by insurance. A separate note states the FAA awarded Matthews Conveyor Co. a $99,288 contract to supply four baggage handling conveyors for Washington Dulles International Airport.
TV guide style listing shows Perry Mason Beavers Nurses McHale's Navy Alfred Hitchcock Premiere Tonight Tonight and Late Show with guests including Dr Joyce Brothers Rise Stevens and Rise Stevens color edition.
The report describes Khrushchev pressing for Western troop withdrawal from Berlin while Kennedy, Rusk, and advisers seek continued exploratory talks. Kohler relayed the Khrushchev-Kennedy dialogue to Washington as Schroeder cautioned that talks are better than fighting. Adenauer’s successor elections and a Nov. 7 visit loom in Berlin strategy.
Two fishermen on Chautauqua Lake between Bemis Point and Lakewood sighted an object in the water on the last day of bass muskie season. Investigators found a doe with bricks tied to its feet, believed to have been in the lake for about a week.
The funeral service for Mrs. Marion Seamens was conducted at 4 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr. H. Ray Harris presiding. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from away included Mrs. Arthur R. Mead Archie Smith Floyd Hockenbery Jr. of Youngsville and Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hockenbery of Cleveland Ohio and Mr. Mrs. Floyd Hockenbery Sr. and Mr. Mrs. Alton Hockenbery of Pittsliaid.
Juniata College in Huntingdon Pa received a conditional grant of 25 000 dollars from the Kresge Foundation of Detroit toward its new 603 000 dollar library building under construction. The gift depends on the college raising the remaining funds from other contributors by July 1 1964 as part of its 9 350 000 dollar long range development program.
Willard B. Webster filed a suit in Warren County prothonotary against Mike McKarski Noel Dodd Julu Williams Times Publishing and Blain M Mead over an August 30 Warren Times Mirror article alleging shoddy plumbing on the Tidionte Area School building project. The State Public School Building Authority later issued a report by Elliot Falk refuting the charges and praising the contractor’s workmanship.
Oil City authorities investigate an 8 year old boy after high school students found him and left him with a neighbor when no one was home. The boy reportedly had not eaten for some time and the case was turned over to the Children's Aid Society.
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