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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1961

Page

3

Open Murder Trial Of Three Area Youths

Three youths Douglas Keller Jerald Riddle and Floyd Resinger went on trial in Venango Court for the murder of 65 year old Robert Warren Mays. Mays operated a picnic area along East Sandy Creek in Rockland Township and was found critically injured at his home on July 23 1959. Prosecutor Edwin Thomas led the case with state police Corporal Kenneth McCoy assisting.

Edwin Thomas Venango County Thoms State Poliee Kenneth McCoy

Unemployed Pleads For Work In Pa

Rep Elmer J Holland D Pa cites pitiable letters from unemployed workers happy to receive extended benefits but demanding jobs. He links permanent job loss to automation and new methods. Since March hearings by his House Labor subcommittee on automation begin, testimony from Arthur Goldberg and Don G Mitchell is expected before a final report with legislative recommendations.

Washington Elmer J. Holland D-Pa Holland House Labor Testimniny Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg Don G. Mitchell General Telephone and Electronfics

Kennedy Taylor Probe Into CIA Under Cuban Crisis

A New York Times report says Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy collaborates with Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor to probe CIA roles in the Cuban crisis and other secret defense activities. Taylor was recalled from retirement to survey U S capacity against subversion and espionage.

NEW York Robert F. Kennedy Maxwell D. Taylor Central Intelligence Agency New York Times Washington Dispatch Kennedy Geia United States Taylor Army Times CIA National Security Council Fidel Castro

Foreign Exchange Student Story in Pau and Pittsburgh

Rene, now a foreign exchange student in the United States, stays with Norma Loudon and her family in Allison Park, near Pittsburgh. The account describes the family view and experiences during the recent exchange program placement.

Pau France Rene United States Norma Loudon Allison Park Pane Pittsburgh

Hal Boyle's Americana oddities and quips

A collage of quirky facts and wry observations from Hal Boyle. Notes on longevity, animal lifespans, world gold, single-dollar making, love and loss, and odd global trivia. Includes witty quotes and a misfit mix of cultural tidbits from midcentury America.

Employment Upturn Foreseen in Nonmanufacturing Firms

The report indicates improving employment as businesses expect a stronger condition. Forecasters predict a rise in jobs across nonmanufacturing sectors in the next two months with ongoing seasonal gains despite exclusion of construction and outdoor activities. Roseberry notes the trend should lower unemployment further.

Cony Roseberry

Woman Narrowly Freed From Washing Wringer

Miss Neen M. Milner was trapped by a washing machine wringer for about an hour on Saturday after noon in Titusville. Neighbors called for help. firemen from the station arrived and released her by taking the wringer apart. She was taken to hospital with facial and chest injuries requiring stitches.

Herie Neen M. Milner Titusville ‘Hospital Miz Milner Thoms Nuhfer Chude Parshall Rehbor Mike Milner Fire Department Gerald Eddy Tieman Miss Milner

Five-Year-Old Survivor Of Turnpike Crash

A five-year-old girl survived a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash that killed five. The mother and sister were among the dead in a two car collision near the Irwin Interchange. Victims included Delma Howard and her daughter Debra Ann of Detroit Alberta Putnam of Detroit and Peter Morreale Jr and Ruth Morreale of Brooklyn. Also noted editor Leo S. Levy died in Oakland.

Givensburg Jeannette Hospital Irwin Interchange Delma Howard Debra Ann Alberta Putnam Detroit Peter Morreale Jr Ruth Heli Brooklyn N.Y

Television Review Highlights NBC Sunday Night Lineup

New York AP notes guests on What's My Line with a young man and a fish counter among the panel's guesses. It lauds the show as a Sunday night fixture, with John Daly Arlene Francis Dorothy Kilgallen and Bennett Cerf as broadcasting institutions. The review also covers The Million Dollar Incident and The Happiest Day NBC plays with music featuring Wally Cox and Janis Paige, critiquing the mix of music comedy and whimsy.

New York Government Hatchery Peter Ustinov Lounter Liis John Daly Arlene Francis Dorothy Kilgallen Bennett Cerf Ofis Lov Jana Steve Allen Allens Jackie Gleason NBC Wally Cox Janis Paige Penthouse Cruiz Stevens Ralph Isack Carson

Incoherent Civil War era TV Pitch Allegedly Hits Roadblock

Fragmentary text describes a TV publicist push for a NBC or CBS series set in the Civil War era. Mentions figures Jackle, Duron, and Charles Okford, plus a debated name deletion and publicity actions affecting a show titled The Advance.

CBS Jackle Duron NBC Charles Okford Kuest Star

Nab 6 In Vice Raid At Dunkirk

Dunkirk police arrested six people in a morning vice raid at a local residence. Charged with prostitution and violating alcohol laws were Penohies Stan 24 Jacques Joe Dierothy 23 Butino Napoleon Stancil 46 and Leon Byrd 21. Two underage Dunkirk youths Gerald Sheehan 20 and Donald Baines 19 faced vagrancy charges. They appeared before Judge Anunesh Jankowski.

Lucy Dunkirk Penohies Stan Wid Jacques Joe Dierothy Butino Napoleon Stancil Leon Byrd Bushily Werner Gerald Sheehan Donald Baines Assis Wit Anunesh Jankowski

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