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21 Apr 1961
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1961
Page
1
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Three Winners Named In Library Essay Contest
The Public Library essay contest during Library Week named three top winners: a housewife, a ninth grade boy, and a 10 year old girl. Betsy Bracken received an honorable mention for a 10 year old’s essay. The ceremony, at 8 p.m., features prize gifts including book selections and certificates, with Betsy Bracken also receiving a poetry book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorary Week
Darwin Swink
East South Street
Richard Mowrey
Corry
Area High
Selinor
Betty | Bracken
Wright | Street
Porter Auer
Betsy Bracken
Robert Louis Stevenson
Betsy
Charles Bracken
Young Mowrey
Willum Mowrey
Wright
College Women's Club
Sharon Steel recall brings 250 workers back to Roemer Works
About 250 furloughed workers are being recalled to Sharon Steel Corp at its Roemer Works in Farrell. The move was announced yesterday, signaling renewed activity and employment at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sharon Steel Corp
Roemer
Farrell
Eichmann Denies Role In World War II Murders
In Jerusalem AP reports Adolf Eichmann told Israeli questioners that Jews marked as the core of Jewish rehabilitation were to be singled out for death, but he denied involvement in wartime executions. The testimony notes his refusal to admit participation, referencing Himmler and Wannsee Conference dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
API
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Durang Wie Wan
Skye Tabor
Berlin
Heyilieh
Eiehmann
Shiese Shu
Teruel Voller
Heinrich Himmler
Ihal
Hayilieh
Tellin
Wannser
Lanl
Neighborhood Volleyball Scene Stalled by Theft
Report describes a petty theft that interrupted a children's volleyball activity. A man lacking funds to buy a 250 ear and a lawful presence led to a commotion outside a residence. Mrs. Lawrence Bolvin and a bystander confronted the thief, who fled toward a waiting vehicle as officers pursued. The incident involved a missing volleyball and a police response posted overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence — Bolvin
Bolvin
Bolviny
Britain and Soviet Union fail to agree on Laos ceasefire
In Moscow Britain and the Soviet Union remained unable to reach agreement on a Laos ceasefire. British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts said he expected agreement very soon after talks with Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Pushkin. An anticipated British-Soviet appeal for a ceasefire between Western-backed forces of Premier Bow Olim and the pro-Communist Pathet Lao likely would not be issued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Britain
Soviet Union
Hudayan
Latos
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Georgs Pushkin
leWamnen
Bown Olim
Pathet Lao
London
United States
Indochina
Kennedy seeks press help to fight crime and racketeering
Attorney Robert P. Kennedy urged the U S press to aid federal efforts against crime and racketeering. He noted past leads from newspapers and said reporters cannot replace district attorneys but play a vital investigative role. Separately two British warships were ordered to refuel and head toward Cuba via Bermuda under Swan Island reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kennedy
U.S. Press Washington
Atty Jon
Robert P. Kennedy
the Nations Press Today
Fedor
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Senate
Cuba
Miami
Fergards
Qui-Castro Richy
Swan
Mirly
Theatron
Swan Island
Carib- West
Theso
Ulster
Rothesay
Bermuda
Brisk Brush Drive At Centennial HQ Draws Volunteers
Volunteers at Centennial Inc in the former Cherry Hardware building sponsor a brush brigade recruiting effort. Mrs Franks Grice registers a father and son team from the Corry Jamestown chapter. About 133 men joined with 52 chapters granted. 75 paid their dues in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial, Inc
Cherry Hardware
Invasion Claim Mounts Over Cuban Beachhead
Cuban radio charged rebel invaders were trained by U S officers in Guatemala and ferried to a beachhead aboard North American military transports escorted by Yankee destroyers. Prisoners, including the son of Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, spoke of U S involvement as exile leaders in New York blamed Soviet and Chinese aid. The insurgents said they are entrenched in the Escambray Mountains and will continue fighting. Cuban exile sources estimate about 1000 fighters ashore, with other reports placing 500 prisoners. The broadcast claimed prisoners were trained in Guatemala by 25 instructors of the Yankee army and flown to Puerto Cabezas Nicaragua before boarding transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cuba
U. S
Guatemala
Jose Miro Cardona
United States
Havana
New York
Miro Cardona
Army of Liberation
U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Czechoslovaki
Fidel Castro
Escambray
Russia
China
Czechoslovakia
Miami
Fla
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Kennedy Moves to Toughen Policy on Communism
President Kennedy seeks strong stand against Communist expansion in Cuba and elsewhere. He pursues Western Hemisphere backing, possible sanctions, and a two-thirds Inter-American ministers meeting to unite policy. A news conference and speech signal readiness for possible intervention if Cuba threatens U.S. security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Kennnedy
Amerian Society of Newspaper Editors
Auto kills tot in Butler near home in accident
In Butler county a 4 year old child was hit and killed by an automobile near his home on a road north of Butler. Driver Robert Lyitel, 34, of Butler, swerved to avoid the child and escaped injury according to site police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Pall
West Sunbiry
Buller
Robert Lyitel
Lynch
Red Cross Plans Practice Mass Feeding Drill at Balt
The Red Cross Canteen Committee led by Mrs Bon Williams with Raymond Pat Badolph and Disaster and Civil Defense staff will stage a practice meal for May evacuation at the Balt High School 9230. Students and volunteers will set fires and prepare meals to preview the upcoming countywide exercise. If weather worsens, the drill will be postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Corey Afen High School
Cory Fen
Fngn
Hesiod
Ancinay
Bon Williams
Raymond Pat Badofhur
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Rebels Pledge Relentless Fight Against Castro
Rebels in Cuba pledge a continued fight against Fidel Castro as government forces claim victory. Invasion survivors and prisoners face interrogation and revolutionary trials while celebrations and mourning mix in Havana. Separate report notes a $2.6 million CRA loan to Saint Francis College for dormitory housing.
Rusk says Cuba strife not invasion in interview
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a news conference in Atlanta that he does not view the Cuban situation as an invasion but as a Cuban effort toward freedom. He noted Castro received outside aid to overthrow Batista and that similar help is now aiding the Castro regime. He also commented on Laos and the Congo, urging neutrality and caution in responding to crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Pulgencio Batista
Atlanta Bay Association
Georgia
Cuba
Kennedy
Laos
Risk
Ita
Congo
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