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Fragmentary text references cows, eligibility, volunteers, a beet rake, rubber disk spread, and Deere machinery, suggesting a rural agricultural note with undefined context or event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary text references cows, eligibility, volunteers, a beet rake, rubber disk spread, and Deere machinery, suggesting a rural agricultural note with undefined context or event.
Erie coverage labels the Willman murder confession as a potential political maneuver ahead of elections. Judge Johnson and interim DA Scarpitti face scrutiny over Willman’s 73 day confinement and lack of advised legal counsel. Willman was arrested July 8 after an assault with intent to ravish on a 52 year old woman. confession cited as key issue.
Mrs. Carl McIntyre of Circle appeared at the police station Saturday to claim car blankets taken from her wagon on September 21. Martin Willover of 48 Snyder Circle had brought two blankets that were later identified as hers. McIntyre said she saw a girl exit Willover’s wagon during a morning walk, the girl walking south to the Circle exit and reentering West Columbus Avenue. She described the girl as about 18 with dark hair and wearing a pearly outfit.
A 20 year old from Erie received a 300 dollar fine and three years probation after pleading no defense to manslaughter charges in a crash that killed Barbara Hess on December 8 1960. Judge Samuel V. Rossiter noted uncertainty about license suspension. Former District Attorney Herbert Johnson urged nonprosecution due to insufficient evidence. This action follows an earlier fatal accident presided by Judge Rossiter.
AP reports seven Buffalo youths died when their car failed to negotiate a curve, struck a steel fence, and plunged into Black Rock Canal. The seventh body, identified as John Labadie of Buffalo, was recovered by divers. six others aged 16 to 19 were also found inside the vehicle.
United Nations hosts a series of high level talks between U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. A breakfast with British Foreign Secretary Home precedes a dinner at the Soviet mission to the UN. Officials say discussions may cover consular pacts and space cooperation as part of a broader East-West exchange.
Corry State Police investigated six traffic incidents over the weekend tied to slippery roads. Among them Charles Huck 25 was uninjured after veering off Route 6 north of Wattshire. Larry Dietrich 21 of Mill Village hit a pole and cottage near Erie. William Gratius 17 skidded into a ditch near Waterford. James Cox 23 collided after failing to negotiate a curve near Corry. Joseph Coleman 52 of Bethel Park lost control near Buells Corners and was hit by Clifford Davidson 17. John Surovich Erie rammed a stopped car driven by Joseph Baumgarten 20 of Corry, with minor damages reported.
Police caught three teenage runaways from a New York rehabilitation center after a high speed pursuit reaching up to 90 miles per hour. James Gerhardt, 16, Rochester. Richard Lovell, 17, Elmira. Ned Narehard, 17, Niagara Falls. they agreed to return to New York. They had stolen a car in Auburn, were spotted in Elmira, then stopped at a roadblock south of Elmira. Also notes the death of Time art editor Brice Barton, son of Bruce Barton.
William Radzwag, 36, of Mahanoy City, died in Chambersburg hospital two weeks after a highway crew accident near Shippensburg. Police said a flatbed truck hit a bump, throwing him and the rear wheels passed over him.
Two white men were jailed in Birmingham, Alabama as part of an intensified probe into a series of bombings that have troubled the city. State officials said others questioned have been released, with no confirmed links to the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church blast. The men arrived at city jail in a highway patrol car, faces covered, amid ongoing investigations by city, county and federal agents.
President Kennedy moves toward next year's campaign with a borrowed theme of peace and prosperity. He touts the limited nuclear test ban, foreign aid, and global involvement while courting Rocky Mountain voters. He urges a large tax cut to avert recession and strengthen prosperity as he frames the nation against Communism.
Aero-Flow Corry Division again offers a flu shot series to employees including laid off and retired staff. Dr. Edison Harmon and Mrs. James Allyn administered injections near the Personnel Office, with costs shared by employees and the company. A second phase adds two new strains and covers self-administered shots, with the final inoculation scheduled for November 8 after a six week waiting period.
Joshua Stoll, 50, of New Castle was killed Saturday night when struck by a car along Route 229 just outside New Castle. He had been involved in a minor prior accident and was returning to his car when the fatal hit occurred.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says he is unclear about Barry Goldwater's current positions. Goldwater retorts that the publication of the Herald Tribune interview shows his views are widely known. Eisenhower denies being anti-Goldwater and notes ongoing discussions with the senator on labor and the economy. He also mentions Goldwater's Jewish ancestry and the risk of discrimination reemerging in America.
Ellwood City police raided the Oasis Bar Saturday arresting 26 men involved in football pools and cash seizures. Edward Mitchell, operator, faces charges of establishing a gambling place bookmaking and pool selling. Five men charged with bookmaking and pool selling. two others charged with numbers racket violations.
George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio claimed the 10 mile AMA Pac competition at the Sacramento Fair Grounds. He set a track record of 13 minutes and 4.72 seconds in the event.
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