Corry News Briefs Include Stamp, Fire, and Local Events
The four cent Christmas stamp will go on sale November 2 at the Corry post office and remain through the season, with plans to reissue in future holidays. In Erie, lemon Damoote is recovering after surgery at Hamot Hospital. A fire emergency call at 43 East Congress Street led to oxygen treatment and a safe return home for Mrs. Perry Collier. The Corry Dairymen's League meeting was postponed to November 27. Statewide, Pennsylvania Game Commission paid $7,749 to 481 claimants for trapping and hunting September. Corry State Police investigate a burglary on Route 19 near Waterford. meat and groceries missing. Dr H Ray Harris and Mrs Ryan Miller attend General Conference in Grand Rapids to discuss union with the Methodist Church. Extended forecast: tomorrow to Monday cooler by 11 to 13 degrees with light precipitation.
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Corry
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Lemon Damoote
Concorpastreet
Hamot
Erie
Perry Collier
East Congress Street
H. Ray Harris
Russia and Cuba Crisis Escalates With Naval Blockade
The Washington Post reports Soviet ships near Cuba are under orders not to be stopped or searched while McNamara orders Navy to halt ships bound for Cuba and inspect cargoes. Kennedy extends enlistments to strengthen the blockade and Guantanamo support as Castro vows to defend Cuba. Britain accuses Moscow of placing missiles and calls for UN intervention as the Americas seek a unified response.
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Washington Post
Cuba
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dobrynin
T. Kennedy
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Atlantic
Guantanamo Bay
Defense Secretary
Congress
Kennedy
Havana
Castro
London
Porelen
Lord Home
Caribbean
South America
United Nations
U Thant
Organization of American Gates
Cuba Crisis Moves to Blockade and Naval Warnings
U S actions in Cuba include a naval quarantine on offensive military equipment to Cuba and warnings to ships. President Kennedy authorizes McNamara to use land sea and air forces if needed and declares force only after failed talks or self defense. De Gaulle reportedly backs Kennedy while Zorin says the blockade risks thermonuclear war as UN debates observers and the Soviet fleet—about 25 ships moving toward Cuba and 10 to 12 in port—are tracked.
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Cuba
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Valeria Zorin
United Nations
Mario Gaveli-Tnelustesii
U.S
U.N
Navy
Atlantic
United States
Yucatan Channel
Florida Straits
Mona
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Haiti
McNamara
Cuban
Khrushchev Applauds U S Singer In Moscow Boris Godunov
Soviet Premier Khrushchev paused during Cuban crisis talks to hear American opera star Jerome Hinds in the title role of Boris Godunov. He applauded loudly, eliciting four curtain calls, then went backstage to congratulate Hinds with Soviet officials.
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Muslov
Khrushchev
Jerome Hinds
Ussr
Moussovsky
Boris Gudonov
Hines
Missteps near line of last resort in Cuba crisis
Metcalfe warns Khrushchev may have miscalculated arms to Cuba pushing both nations toward war as blockades test line of last resort. He cites Kennedy's stance in Vienna and Hungary precedent showing US avoids crossing red lines to prevent World War II scale conflict.
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Metcalfe
Cueba
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khnishchev
Chiba
Kennedy
Metcalfe Metcalfe
Khan- Shebev
Cuba
Red
Khrushchev
Castro
Vienna
Hungary
Cuban exile speaker warns on Bay of Pigs and Cuba risk
Metcalfe, tied to Cuba events since Batista, warns that if Red bloc ships near Cuba refuse search, it could signal global war. He recalls Castro's arrival with few guards and the failed Bay of Pigs, noting CIA involvement and doubts about Castro triggering a nuclear strike.
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Cuba
Metcalfe
Batista
Castro
Miami
West Germany
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Russia
CIA
Russians hold edge as US weighs solo blockade plan
Metcalfe says the United States should have shown it would act alone or with limited support as the Organization of American States approved the blockade, signaling Moscow’s current influence on the situation.
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Organization of American States
Metcalfe
United States
Funeral Notices and Survival Talk Spotted in Local Column
Multiple funeral notices list the deceased Mrs. Morris Wickwire Roy T Lewis and Melvin J Parkhist with calling hours at Bracken Funeral Home in Spartansburg and Erle. Services are scheduled at St Thomas Church Pine Grove Cemetery and Hays Funeral Home notes arrangements. A separate opinion by Metcalfe urges independence and warns the USSR, arguing CIA missteps and a tough balance of power. The piece ends with a promotional line for The Journal subscription.
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Wickwire
Morris Wickwire
Bracken Funeral Home
Beaulem
St. Thomas’ Thurch
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