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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1962
Page
1
Partial contents describe sale items such as wheels poles lamps lamps, a large jon lad platform new tackle trunks cabinets and closets. The notice references the estate of the county and a decedent with details about disposition and auction timing and location in Pennsylvania.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk condemned the House 1.1 billion foreign aid cut as a false economy and urged Senate restoration. He warned amendments restricting aid to Cuba trade and arms shipments would hamper allies. The House bill totals 5,956,452,000 after a near quarter reduction from the request, with Senate action pending.
President Kennedy returns to campaigning with a Pennsylvania stop during the fall effort for 1962. He urges stronger Democratic support in Congress and cites Pennsylvania’s 1960 victory as key to his national win. The Harrisburg rally draws about 3,000 as Kennedy promotes progress over deadlock.
James Robert Moore, 32, a Rochester gardener and father of three, confessed to first degree murder in the Sept 6 slaying of 14 year old Pamela Moss, who was choked and sexually assaulted on a wooded path. He led investigators to the crime scene near her Penfield home and also admitted raping an infant in a Rochester park last July and molesti ng women in the area over several months.
Public health notice urges vaccination with Sabin oral vaccine for all ages from two months to over 100 including those previously inoculated with Salk vaccine. It specifies Sundays September 23 and 30 as immunization dates and emphasizes completing immunization.
Residents are urged to shield themselves and families from poliomyelitis by consuming sugar cubes containing Sabin vaccine. The notice lists campaign dates in September and October and requests participation at Corry Area High School from noon to 6 PM.
In a pre session address to the United Nations General Assembly Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko declared the Soviet Union will not contribute financially to the UN force in the Congo. He suggested U.N. finances could be a topic in his talk, amid Cold War tensions and Cuba concerns. The stance contrasts with Adlai Stevenson’s call for collective responsibility.
AP reports that Red China accuses Indian troops of opening fire on Tibetan border guards near Chedong in northeast India. Peiping says the situation is critical and war could start, with both sides accusing each other of intrusions and exchanges of fire continuing into morning.
Harrisburg report: the grand champion cow at the 6th annual Black and White cattle show was exhibited by Mr and Mrs Paul Fiscell of Lillestown Adams County. The grand champion bull was entered by Howard B Weiss of Nyerstown Lebanon County. A total of 317 animals entered the show conducted by the Pennsylvania Holstein Association.
Washington debates a sharpened Cuba warning amid reports of increasing Soviet arms deliveries to Cuba and a 64 079 Soviet ships docked with military cargoes. Officials say 4,200 Soviet personnel remain and Cuba houses MIG jets and two short-range air defenses. House leaders seek swift Senate-approved wording while awaiting further debate.
AP reports a new missile site near Banes on Cuba’s northeast coast could threaten Guantanamo Bay and northern U.S. Navy routes. Officials say missiles in the 20 to 35 mile range could target ships and the base, with Cuba moving families away from Banes and Soviet naval-boat transfers noted.
Erie County Record Book Contest honored CAHS vocational agriculture students for precise enterprise ledgers. Recipients include Beef Steer Enterprise R Macko G Sekerak C Adams, Oats Ed Blakeslee, Dairy Heifers J Bennink, Dairy Calves R Walters, Dairy Cows G Sekerak, Verlag Enterprise R Walters, Strawberries A Dingfelder, Chick Enterprise W Legal, Capons Ed Krasa, Farm Accounts G Sekerak Ed Blakeslee, Onions R B Harrington, Beef Cows J Bennink.
A Puerto Rican court seized the British freighter Sheatham Hill carrying a $900,000 Cuban sugar cargo bound for the Soviet Union after a San Juan ruling awarded Kane Hem damages in a Miami case. Fire damaged the hold, delaying unloading as authorities move to detain the ship until the cargo is disposed of.
S08 plans set for a Sabin oral polio vaccine distribution Sunday at Corry Area High School. The Erie County Medical Society asks those who can pay a 1.5 cent token to contribute, while free doses are available for those unable to pay. Distribution runs noon to 6 pm. attendees should bring a ready filled registration form from The Journal to speed service. Police will manage traffic and parking to reduce jams.
A garbled caption describes a Sunday event offering Sabin vaccine with a sugar mix. It claims a photo shows a costly pump device used to bribe a child model, Joni Karkuski, 13 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Karkuski, posing for a city photographer.
Local 628 of the Raymon division yesterday endorsed the city's United Fund drive and approved a monetary contribution in the local's name. Albert Ross, president, announced the plan at a membership meeting with others voting to send M Norma Van derboof to the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth at Warren State Hospital Monday. Delegates were also named to the Community Services Institute to be held here on October 20 by the Erie County AFL-CIO Community Services Committee.
Police in New Kensington arrest seven after a raid described as the first such operation in years. The incident led to bonds set at about $1,000 for several individuals. the report notes multiple charges and ongoing investigation.
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