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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1961
Page
2
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In New York City police struggled to separate folk singers and demonstrators who gathered in Washington Square Park. About ten people were arrested including novelist Harold S. James amid a three hour melee sparked by Parks Commissioner Morris’s ban on Sunday musicales. One officer was injured and a dog bite was reported. Bail released nine of the ten arrestees on demonstration without permit charges. one, Louis Pagliaroli, remained jailed on felonious assault and interference charges.
Hospital report lists newborn Avon to Mr and Mrs Donald Nichols of 281 Northwest St. along with admissions and discharges across Corry area. Several births noted in Union City Edinboro and Spartansburg regions. Names include Melvin Crawford family and Crawford infant, plus multiple discharged patients and attending addresses.
A daughter arrived Saturday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Theodore Bourgbush of Venango Pennsylvania. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pierce of 33 South Street Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital yesterday. British novelist Oliver Onions, 86, famed for ghost stories, died Sunday in Wales. he was born in Yorkshire and wrote more than 20 novels.
A Camden County Turnpike crash report details twenty two vehicles including a Greyhound bus in a chain reaction collision last night on the New Jersey Turnpike. Eight rear end shunts followed a two car initial crash. A five year old girl suffered two broken legs and twenty four others were treated for shock bruises and cuts as traffic stalled for nearly three hours north of Runnemede in Lawnville Borough.
Fire swept the liner Dara off Oman’s coast as British and U S navies battled blazes and explosions. Most of the 740 aboard were Indians and other Asians. Survivors spoke of mass panic and people rushing in night clothes as the ship sank after being beached to save lives.
Thousands of Buffalo area riders faced longer commutes as Niagara Frontier Transit Co. stopped buses for a second day. More than 300 drivers refused weekend schedule changes, leaving fleets idle since 4 a m yesterday.
High street Union City. Douglas Shepard Erie. Dallas Carter R D 2 Center terford. William Malutich RD 4 Ed inboro.
The proposed bill would repeal a referendum only dissolution law, placing county health departments above local politics. It faced initial House defeat 93 to 100, with recall planned for a new vote next week. Erie County and Butler County units cited amid controversy and administration support.
Charles Q. Whinfrey aged 71, a pioneer in X-ray techniques, died yesterday in Princeton, New Jersey, apparently of a heart attack while driving his car.
Hollywood notes profile Raymond Burr as a tireless star known for an immense workload on Perry Mason. He recounts hospitalizations during the first two seasons and a recent 18 day stretch. Burr explains a grueling schedule, weight monitoring, and the hope the show would maintain quality without overloading a single lead.
The piece notes Bill Tal mitt delivering dense dialogue for each hour show and earning method through constant practice. It mentions his Malibu home by the breakers he visits weekends while staying at General Service Studios during filming. Burr then ends a season in the dunes and prepares for a fifth year in the courtroom role.
In Pittsburgh AP reported that a Illinois teen Comfrot H Compere, 17, Evanston, drove onto runway 10 after mistaking Route 30. Takeoffs and landings halted for 20 minutes as Allegheny County police guided him off. A Boeing 707 bound for Los Angeles was among flights delayed.
Adolph Morales 26 faced homicide aggravated assault battery and robbery charges in the holdup slaying of a 41 year old woman and the wounding of two others. Morales collapsed at police headquarters, was hospitalized under guard, and booked in absentia after refusing to talk. Police held Morales cousin and other material witnesses as investigators pursued the fatal shooting of Anna Mirow and wounding of Norman, 44, and Roger Snyder, 23.
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