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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1962
Page
3
A partial line suggests someone named iory ark or similar may visit an old site destined for dismantling. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or locations but implies a planned stop at a scrapy or dismantling yard.
In McKeesport Glassport father Robert Garber 2 died in McKeesport Hospital from burns after a basement explosion. His wife Patricia 25 was killed from injuries sustained in the blast September 1. The couple left two sons ages four and ten months. Police say the Garbers were cleaning the basement with gasoline and an ignition occurred.
Preliminary talks with Moscow stalled as Russia rejected any move to specific issues. Secretary Rusk pressed for compromises on Berlin, but Moscow refused to acknowledge Western rights to keep troops in West Berlin indefinitely. Information from well informed sources indicates the stalemate persists.
Haiti under President Duvalier faces economic strain and internal dissent while the United States suspends economic and military aid. Observers warn of potential shifts toward Moscow as broadcasts lash out at Washington. Duvalier fears Communists, governs with siege powers, and leans on a loyal though fragile regime. The article notes Haiti’s poverty, illiteracy, and historical pattern of U.S. intervention, highlighting a volatile political climate and lingering U.S. influence.
AP reports major aerospace producers resist a White House plan mandating a union shop. Lockheed Convair North American and Ryan balk at forcing all 100000 workers into unions. With Sept 22 strike deadlines looming, unions and firms dispute a two thirds ratification rule while Kennedy urges use of the board findings to avert strikes. Boeing also faces new tensions as talks stall.
A collection of Washington Americana quips about Tiger McGurk and a note that President Kennedy has chosen W. Walton Butterworth, a career diplomat, as the new U.S. ambassador to Canada, replacing Livingston T. Merchant who is retiring. Butterworth currently serves with the rank of ambassador to the European communities.
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