Local notices and classifieds from Corry area page
Hospital admissions and discharges list residents from Corry and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. A C Burlingame and Mrs. William Kerstetter, plus others in Bear Lake Clymer and Union City. Also consumer ads offer radio and percolator prices and a steak dinner promotion for Elk members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Burlingame
R. D
Bear Lake
William Kerstetter
East Mall Street
Ronald Rhodes
North Clymer
David McChmans
World Fallout Increased By French Bombs
Researchers from the University of Arkansas report French A-bomb tests in Sahara during 1960 may have raised stratospheric radioactive content. The study links debris ascent into the stratosphere with tropical upward air flow, supporting a theory of atmospheric circulation and wider fallout than previously thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arkansas
Tropics
P. K. Kuroda
H. L. Hodges
H. E. Moore
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Technical Journal
Science
France
Sahara
Payetteville
Funeral Notices for Nye Siexdman and Kuss
Notices note the passing of Florence Nye and Creeda Siexdman with services at St George and Bracken Funeral Homes. Interments follow at Garland Presbyterian East Branch and St Elizabeth cemeteries. Calling hours span Saturday and Sunday with evening and afternoon slots. A Rosary precedes Kathryn Kuss's Mass at St Elizabeth Church.
NATO Must Be Able To Defend West Berlin Pledge Renewed
Kennedy and Adenauer renewed their pledge to preserve West Berlin's freedom while Germany unifies in peace. They agreed on coordinating Western aid through the OECD and Development Assistance Group, with Britain possibly joining the EEC if not delaying Europe’s political integration. They noted balance of payments concerns and no immediate Soviet threat to renew pressure on West Berlin.
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NATO
Kennedy
Adenauer
West Berlin
Germany
Berlin
North Atlantic Alliance
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Development Assistance Group
Britain
European Economic Community
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
ANS
Evangelist Pierce Heads for Major Japan Crusade
Dr. Bob Pierce, president of World Vision, heads to Tokyo for a month long crusade in the Olympic auditorium. He warns of possible violence from Communist opponents as Christianity seeks a large public reach in Japan. Pierce oversees a network with 177 overseas orphanages and leprosariums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tve
Bob Pierce
Japan
Tokyo
Olympic Auditorium
Pierce
World Vision, Inc
Pasadena
Calif
Christian Service
Far East
Planned sudden incident at Lisbon embassies by Portuguese opposition
Portuguese Foreign Ministry reports a plot by Salazar opponents to damage U S and Brazilian embassies in Lisbon with a hazardous device. Police arrested Sergio Baptista aboard the Corrientes after finding dangerous material hidden in packages. Baptista said he carried out a subversive mission for groups led by Humberto Delgado and Henrique Galvão who head the opposition based in Byassi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbus
Casiugas
Antonin de Oliveira Salazar
Lisbon
Sonata Que
Sergio Baptista
Corrientes
Baptista
Bapti
Subyt
Strike in Sixth Day Delays Buffalo Bus Service
Buffalo bus drivers entered a sixth day of a work stoppage as talks stalled over settlement terms. A State Supreme Court Justice had ordered drivers to return to work, but the decision to heed the order remained unsettled, prolonging transport disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Supreme Court
Laotian Army Evacuates 500 Paratroopers
VIENTIAN Laos The royal Laotian army evacuated about 500 paratroopers who were dropped northwest of Muong Kassy on April 5 Helicopters piloted by Americans completed the pullout from the valley above the town The move follows reports that the paratroopers were encircled and the government aimed to prove power amid a string of defeats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientian
Laos
Ari
Royal
Muong Kassy
Moscow
Vientiane
Limng Prabang
Pathet Lao
Vang Vieng
Vang Viens
Muong Kessy
Eichmann Trial Hearings Focus On Citizenship And Jurisdiction
Attorney Avraham Servatius argues against Israeli court jurisdiction claiming Eichmann was kidnapped and crimes occurred outside Israel. Moshe Hausner defends Israeli trial citing Ben-Gurion statements and security forces. Judge Halevy interjects while German and Israeli officials clash over nationality and legal venue as hearings pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestapo
Servatius
Eichmann
West Germany
Israel
Landau
Strvatius
David Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Hausner
Benjamin Halevy
Iline
Servatiuns
Speci
Lsraeli
Muusner
50 CAHS Students Display Industrial Arts Handiwork
About 50 Gerry Ares High School students showcase industrial arts projects at the Erie County Industrial Arts Exhibit held in the Boston Store auditorium. Supervisors Robert Mulgin, William Sample, Donald Frontroth, and Thomas Hoyt oversee the displays as students from grades 7 through 12 present their handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Ares
Boston
Erie County
Erie
Robert Mulgin
William Sample
Donald Frontroth
Thomas Hoyt
Richard Martin
Jay Rumbaugh
David Tubbs
William Wolfe
David Wailey
David Beal
James Black
Mal Carisy
Bob Culbertson
David Hetrick
Leo Higley
Robert Savko
Robert Snodgrats
David Upperman
John Woodworth
Lury Burrows
Henry Griber
Lavern Jaquith
James Erivo
David Magee
Ronald VanCisr
Lyle Akam
Barry Marich
Judy Bachellies
Karl Brooks
Martin DeWitt
Hayward Labowsk
Thomas Mocknett
Robert Mignaccio
Rex K. Mor
Roger Munn
John Puloney
Robert Roden
David Beckwith
Richard Croseult
William Fitch
Dan Frontroth
Alda Chemene
Paul Wecker
Tomey
Larry Langhurst
Florence Nye, 82, Corry resident, dies in hospital
Florence R. Nye of 152 West Columbus Avenue died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was 82, born in Mill Village and moved to Corry in 1918. She was widow of Samuel White and Lewis Nye. Survived by two sons Warren White and Gerry White, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren, a brother and three sisters. Services set for Monday at 2 PM at Garland Presbyterian Cemetery with Rev H Ray Hares officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence R. Nye
West
Columbus Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mill Village
Corry
Samuel White
Lewis Nye
Nye
Warren White
Gerry White
Tacoma
Wash
Elmer Rust
Erie
Mina Fralick
Spartansburg
Minnie Madison
Meadville
Gertie Lawis
Belle Valley
St. George Funeral Home
H. Ray Hares
Garland Presbyteran
State Solons May Quit To Work For U. S. Government
Washington AB Gov David T. Lawrence of Pennsylvania says lawmakers may resign to join federal service. He comments on William L. Batt possibly becoming administrator of a new federal aid office for distressed areas. Lawrence declines to confirm defection, saying “we might” when asked directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
David T. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
William L. Batt
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Fraday
Scott's
Cherry Builders Supply
Gilson's
Columbus
Eoteedoers
Turben's
Ta. m
Wilbur Gates
Richard Warnshull
Sher
Melvin Crawford
Sonja Marie
David
Charles Koistee
Lawrence Nichols
South Center Street
James Vanik
East Smith Street
Marry Caldwell
Titusville
John Kuss
Florence Nye
West Columbus Avenue
Union City
Joseph Parke
Centerville
Helen Bartholomew
Kenneth Pierce
South Street
Jeffrey York
Theodore Roadybush
Venango
Garland Presbyterian Cemetery
Evangelist Pierce
Portugal
Ae Mary
Lines, Inc
MOBIL
FreDerick Si
Beaverdam
Wattsburg
Lowville
Colt Station
COLT
North East
Harbor Creek
ST. Mary’ S
Main Street
Corry-Spring Creek Road
Vatunafly
Evans
Ramblers
Mambroramoriast
Westinghouse Delure
Supreme
Pittsburgh
Wallhide Wall Point
Enomal
Wallhide
Ava W. F. Rickers
North Center Fitreet
CAHS
Ceoann
Fagan
Clint. Waker
Mogre
Henry Fonda
Tony Perkins
Jnc
Walt Disney
THE
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Eurdal
Western
Sucen
K Spartans
Theen
Cam
Ike
Tor
PALM
Nex
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