Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1962

Page

1

Tanker Bearing Petroleum Passes Blockade Check

The Cuban bound Russian tanker intercepted near the Cuba blockade allowed to proceed after Navy review found only petroleum aboard. At least a dozen Soviet vessels reportedly turned back, likely fearing offensive cargo. Pentagon spokesman Arthur Sylvester gave this update with no further details.

U.S Kennedy Sylvester Pentagon James van Zandt R-Pa State Department New York Stmarthensters

Latin Nations Offer Men Ships Ports in Cuba Blockade

Washington AP reports about Latin American states promising men ships or port facilities to back the OAS arms blockade of Cuba. The pledge follows the OAS vote granting force if needed to curb Cuba’s arms buildup, with Uruguay later abstaining and then endorsing the resolution. Cuba has been expelled from the OAS.

Washington Cuba U.S Organization of American States Uruguay Montevideo OAS

College Professor Murders Wife With Crowbar

Athens Ohio AP report states Ohio University education professor Gene Isaac Steel confessed to beating his pregnant wife Helen 30 to death with a crowbar last Saturday. He allegedly loaded her body into a rowboat and dumped it near Dow Lake three miles east of Athens while under investigation since Tuesday. Police say the slain woman, mother of two, had been living in Ashland with a boy aged six and a girl five.

Athens, Ohio Ohio University Dow Lake Harold E. Bhiields Gene Isaae Steel Stes Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Steen Calumbbus Bis Station Steps Columbus Brees Ahe

UNICEF Halloween Drive Gains Broad Local Support

Despite a lone outcry from a radio minister, Corry area children will again join UNICEF for Trick or Treat and a coin collection. The Corry Ministerial Association endorsed UNICEF with a survey praising UNICEF as worthy and supported by major denominations. Transportation to outlying areas is arranged and center committees coordinate efforts.

Opignal First Ward Harding Lutheran Wright EUB Fourth Ward Presbyterian Chirch St. Ae Episco- Church Conelway Book Spring Crees Et Columbus Richard Staples Martherai Edward Borstorff Frank McKnight Unicef United Nations Corry Ministerial Association Nctings Walter Thoms Columbus Community Church H. Ray Harris Corry John XXII United States Walter H. Judd Minnesota Congressional Record

Corry Public Library Receives First State Funding Check

The Corry Public Library yesterday received the first state allotment of 1984 funding totaling 2061 dollars. Funds are allocated based on local support and intended use, with Corry earmarking clerical help and reference books, part of a wider Warren County library distribution including Meadville and others.

Corry Asry Columbus Warren County Branllin Meadville Old City Warren Hich

Probe Stabbing Death Of Woman In Gardners Pa

State police investigate the stabbing death of 40 year old Rosalie I Paxton in her Gardners home Adams County. Found in a bedroom by her two daughters on returning from school. Coroner Col Crist said a butcher knife lay on one side and a second knife and scissors on the other side.

Unpironing Adams County Rosalie I. Paxton Gardners Kermit

Kennedy weighs conditional acceptance of U Thant Cuba proposal

President Kennedy reportedly prepared to tell U Thant he could accept a two week Cuban blockade pause only under strict guarantees. The plan hinges on broader issues including Soviet missiles in Cuba and whether Khrushchev has replied, with Adlai Stevenson handling the message. White House officials would not confirm timing.

Washington Kennedy U Thant United Nations U.N Adlai Stevenson White House Piel+re Salinger Russia Cuba State Department Real Sera Nikita Khrushchev Stevenson New York

Public ban on football games after city riots

Pittsburgh school officials ban general public from remaining two weeks of the high school football season after riots at Oliver Allegheny and Westinghouse Peabody games. Six police and a teacher injured. fifteen arrested. Assistant superintendent Clair H. Cogan says adults sparked the North Side riot. Homewood disturbance followed unruly students and adults.

Pittsburgh Clair H. Cogan Oliver-Allegheny North Side Westinghouse-Peabody Homewood Cogan

Khrushchev Hints Summit to Ease Cuba War Fears

London AP dispatch reports Khrushchev sending a summit proposal to Bertrand Russell to discuss Cuba crisis and nuclear fear. Demonstrations opposing the U S blockade of Cuban arms persist worldwide as allies and Latin American nations offer aid to enforce the blockade. A Soviet embassy official says weapons sent to Cuba lack nuclear warheads amid limited official response.

London Khrushchev Soviet Union United States Cuba U.S Globe Washington America Europe Latin America Fidel ‘Castro Moscow Bertrand Russell Kennedy

Love triangle ends in tavern murder at PRR station

Erie men Steve Pavkovich 37 is held on murder charges for killing John Cochran 34 in a tavern at 3 37 am after ordering drinks amid a supposed love triangle. Police say one shot from a .38 revolver struck Cochran above the left ear. Coroner confirms brain injury and autopsy held. Pavkovich remained at the bar. he cited Sullivan Act concerns.

Pavkovich Cochran Merle Wood Joseph Ruffo Edward Haine

National 24 Hour Civil Defense Alert Moves In

National alert shifts civil defense into high gear across federal state and local agencies. Washington stocks emergency relocation center at Fort Totten and plans two hour checks. DOD targets 60 million shelter spaces with essential supplies while only hundreds of thousands ready now. Governors Committee led by Nelson Rockefeller holds emergency session at the Pentagon as consumer purchases surge. In Arkansas Gov. Faubus coordinates with CD and military leaders as testing gear is checked and broadcasts planned. Ohio Dayton area faces public unfamiliarity with alert signals per Miami Valley authority. Los Angeles urges two week food reserves and full gasoline tanks while Tampa residents stock radios and defense literature amid a flood of requests.

Associated Press Civil Defense Washington Tori Defense Department Pentagon Governors’ Conference New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Little Rock Ark Orval Faubus Ohio Miami Valley Civil Defense Authority Dayton Dickson ‘T_ Burrows Los Angeles Tampa Fis

Corry Civil Defense units on 24 hour alert nationwide

Corry Civil Defense director Clifford Holcomb says the unit is on a 24 hour alert as a national response to a blockading threat tied to Cuba. The Erie county net links CD headquarters with fire police and amateur operators while shelter programs move forward amid slow applications.

Corry Civil Defense Cuba Clifford Holcomb Fn Toca! Net Jlocal Net Erie Corry Edward H. Ring U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Holcomb Crawford County Crawford County CD Arthur Smallenberger Warren Titusville

Khrushchev Calls Summit as Cuba Tension Echoes

Western diplomats saw Khrushchev's summit proposal as guiding the Soviet Union toward a cautious Cuba policy. He urged peaceful resolution while denouncing the U.S. arms blockade as piratical and avoided admitting missiles were in Cuba. Messages to Kennedy urged restraint and a conciliatory approach. Washington gave no sign of haste to a meeting as talks over the Cuban quarantine continued.

Moscow Khrushchev Soviet Union Cuba Khrishchev Kennedy London Washington Sayler Messige Russell United States

No Alert Orders Shadow Cuba Crisis in Guard Report

The Corry Guard and Pennsylvania National Guard units report no alert orders amid the Cuba crisis. The 98th Division unit remains Priority 2, with six men up for early discharge. U.S. plans include possible talks with Khrushchev and a freeze proposal via U Thant, while Kennedy airs readiness and pressure to neutralize Soviet missile bases.

Coury Phy Cuba Gonry First Battle Group Pennsylvania National Guard Corry State Police National Guard Berlin 98Th Division Witith B Part Air Defense Command James Narducci

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diana University Bloomington Ind Ture Nikita Buddy William G Payne H. A. Aden Arizona New Castle Craig Co Geneva Lonchin Cuban Corry Guard
Search Courier

Search the Corry Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Corry Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication