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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1962
Page
8
Carlson announced a $100 loan by Erie County to support a county institution, part of a Rotary Swain project approved by commissioners to sustain county operations into 1961. The proceeding referenced related local matters and ongoing investigations in the area.
Market administrator C. J. Blanford announced a uniform price of $4.07 per hundredweight for milk delivered in March to pool plants in the New York New Jersey milkshed. The figure matches March 1960 levels and trails last February’s price by 8 cents. Receipts from producers and consumer demand in the marketing area rose compared with the same month last year.
The Pennsylvania AFL CIO endorsed the city firefighters in their demand for a pay hike and collective bargaining. A second resolution urged constitutional change to allow compulsory binding arbitration for public employee disputes. About 630 firemen picketed the City-County Building for three hours to protest Mayor Barr's remarks, per union leader Richard Richards.
State Police report two killed in a collision inside the Allegheny Tunnel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike one mile east of Somerset. A tractor-trailer struck an auto. initial reports said both victims were in the car. Names were not released promptly.
Early signent speing blot out by yew snow limited by mantle of yew snow. Greater accumulations, up to six inches, reported in Catskills Adirondacks and New York state with three inches at Limestone and Caribou Maine. Temperatures varied from 20s in the north to 60s in the south and 70s in the desert regions.
U S Steel Corp was commended by U S Representative William Scranton for rescinding a steel price hike. Scranton, a Republican candidate for the gubernatorial nomination, lauded the move in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania.
Edmond Jouhaud, once a French air force chief and later a key OAS figure in Algeria, was condemned by a special high military court in Paris. With no appeal possible absent clemency from President de Gaulle, he faced execution by guillotine amid protests of Algerie Francaise.
Authorities probe ruins of a seven story downtown Pittsburgh building after a quarter million dollar blaze swept through the brick structure during late evening hours. The fire raged nearly three hours with no serious injuries, though several firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
Washington outlines six major proposals on Berlin and NATO nuclear forces with aims to ease tensions. Secretary Rusk plans Berlin talks with Soviet envoy Dobrynin as U S Soviet discussions resume.
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