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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
6
Community alerts from Rev Walter Thoms urge parents to bring children to centers before 6 30 pm and ready them for a 7 30 fire alarm, with trick or treat from 8 to 9 pm. Local incidents include minor vehicle damage, a divorce filing, a snow report, and a probation for abandonment cases.
Violence flared at Molded Fiber Glass Co. in ASHTABULA as about 200 pickets tried to roll two cars into the plant. Nine strikers were arrested today, with seventeen arrested earlier. no injuries reported. The dispute follows a 14 day old strike and a temporary restraining order guidance.
Ford Motor Co reports nine month sales near 6.2 billion with profits of 346 million. GM exceeds one billion in profits through September and Chrysler posts over 100 million. Ford notes higher materials costs and wages, plus tooling costs for 1964 models, as profits dip despite strong results.
Philadelphia police relieved Patrolman John Tourigian of duty pending an investigation after riots and pressure from Black leaders. Tourigian said he shot Willie Phil Yaw, 24, in self defense when Yaw allegedly advanced with a knife during questioning about a stolen watch.
Rev and Mrs H J Sutton will speak at two area churches Sunday. Rev Sutton, district superintendent of Western Pennsylvania District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, will preach at 8 p m at Excelsior Church. Mrs Sutton speaks at Cobb's Corners Community Church at 11 am and Excelsior Church at 15 am. McCauly says all services are open to the public.
A man named Marion confessed to killing Mrs. Turner during a nighttime confrontation at her home. He described looting valuables worth about 500 000 dollars and a struggle over a pistol that left Turner fatally wounded on a balcony after multiple blows.
Cecil B. Moore warned of a boycott to blocked voting next Tuesday if Tourigian is not suspended and an investigation is undertaken. Leary will forward investigation findings to the district attorney.
In Washington the Senate Investigations subcommittee closes Joseph Valachi’s testimony after secret sessions on Mafia activity. House Ways and Means schedules hearings November 18 on Kennedy health care for the aged and Kerr-Mills Act programs. General James Francis Collins will lead the Red Cross starting April 1, replacing Gen. Gruenther. Pentagon issues new rules to curb clashes between reporters and MPs at off base crash scenes.
W Carter Kittrell, 17, a Meadville Area Senior High School senior, will attend the 1963 National Youth Conference On The Atom in Chicago November 7 to 9 as a guest of Pennsylvania Electric Co. Four other area high school science majors join him as guests of the utility. Announcement by Robert P. Martin Jr., Penelec Northwestern Division manager, notes this is the fifth year Penelec sponsors students from its service area.
Lawmakers praised Republican support as the two thirds filibuster rule looms. A compromised Judiciary Committee bill blends subcommittee and moderate measures, retaining a federal commission to ban private sector employment discrimination with court enforcement, plus bans on discrimination in public venues and a president linked funding cut to noncompliant programs.
The flow of American investment dollars abroad to Europe slows amid tax fears and growing European opposition. U.S. manufacturing expansion in Western Europe is down from last year while U.S. firms finance more overseas expansion with foreign earnings and funds.
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