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28 Apr 1960
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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 28, 1960
Page
1
Nixon Gains After Elections Kennedy Sees Boost in Pa and Ma
Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s political stock rose on Republican gains in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Senator John F. Kennedy increased his standing on the Democratic nominating board after a write in tally of over 175,000 in Pennsylvania, signaling strong rank and file support and potentially influencing the Bi vote delegation led by Governor David L. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Congress
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
David L. Lawrence
Lawrence
Spring Firm Profits Hit Half Million
At the Associated Spring Corporation annual stockholders meeting in New York City Carlyle F. Barnes president reported first quarter shipments rose four percent from 1959 with net income after taxes over 500000 dollars. He noted orders lag shipments and warned if this continues it may signal a reversal in the upswing. The board declared a 35 cent quarterly dividend payable June 10 to holders of record June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Spring Corporation
Raymond Division
New York City
Carlyle F. Barnes
Barnes
Anni
Board of Directors
Associated Spring
Chamber aide and wife escape injury after Erie crash
A Corry Chamber of Commerce official Doctor Long and his wife narrowly escaped serious harm when his car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Dorothy Baker in Erie at 6 15 p m. Long and his wife suffered minor injuries while Mrs Sperry and Mrs Baker were also treated for slight injuries. The Sperry vehicle pushed into a parked truck after impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witizens Action Committee
Erie
Doc
Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Grife
28Th
Wayne Streets
Dorothy Baker
Baker
Herest
Gertrude Sperry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sperry
Stage One Census Completion Shows Corry Area Decline
Stage One of the 1960 census reports Corry area losses totaling 307 residents since the prior count. Frank Baresi, Erie district supervisor, notes Township totals 1310 in Wayne and 1811 in Concord. overall Corry area tally reaches 10 304 with Stage 2 to recheck one quarter of homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry
Takeen
Becau
Erie
Frank Baresi
Mill’ Village
Auresst
Nouseholder
Bavers
Internal Revenue Service
Racial Issue Threatens Housing Bill
Washington iAP reports a proposed amendment to bar racial discrimination threatens to complicate support for a housing bill. Republicans and Southern Democrats clash over using a billion dollar Federal National Mortgage Association fund to buy government backed mortgages for low and moderate income homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Republican-Soutthern
Federal
National Mortgate Assn
Eisenhower
Probe of Rigged Bingo Parlor Under Way
Chief Detective James Y De Stont said authorities are digging deep into a suspected rigged bingo operation in a nearby town. He warned of prosecution if evidence implicates criminal proceedings and noted misconduct by operator Atlee Winning and staff. Miss Metherney and 12 women allegedly won and returned nearly $2 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rintopyrun Laa
Alle Chen
Todig Lnvestinaind
Multersort
Fince
James Y. de Stont
Accardinata
Lee Motmerney
Post-Gazette
Sun-Telegraph
Atlee
Miss Metherney
Herter Opens CENTO Meeting With Foreign Ministers
U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter meets the foreign ministers of CENTO in Tehran to discuss the Middle East frontier before the May Paris East West summit. The talks aim to align Washington and London with allies on the approach to Khrushchev's Paris conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Middle East
NATO
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Alliance
Counneil
Hotter
Selwyn Lloyd
Herley
Lloyd
Pakistan
United Arab Republic
Guinal Abril Nasser
Jordan
Hussein
Turkey
Kennedy claims Humphrey out of contention in primaries
Senator John F. Kennedy says Massachusetts and Pennsylvania results show Hubert Humphrey cannot win the Democratic nomination while Richard Nixon appears a strong general election rival. Kennedy notes overwhelming margins for himself in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, with Nixon gaining substantial support in both states. Humphrey continues campaigning in West Virginia as the May 10 primary looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Kennedy
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Martinsburg
W. Va
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
West Virginia
Washington
Thruston B. Morton
David L. Lawrence
Policy Faces Test Today Racial Structure Threatens To Divide Methodist Church
Denver AP report on the quadrennial Methodist General Conference confronting a 70 member commission plan for racial policy. The study backs separate Negro jurisdiction with strong voice in top ranks, while opponents call it segregation. Northerners fear segregation symbol. Southerners balk at regional autonomy loss. Bishops warn outcome will shape Methodism’s future in America and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
America
Unal
Chairesy
Execution Slated Monday Chessman Calm Emotions Mixed
Cary Chessman nears his ninth scheduled execution on May 27 at San Quentin California as reporters from around the world watch. He remains calm yet emotionally mixed, saying he cannot project his feelings to others and has endured much through this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Cary
Chessman
Couyrel
Chésaman
King
Deaths Of Four Atonement For Riots Over Elections
Seoul reports Lee Ki-poong his wife and two sons died by their own hand in protest of election riots. Ex-President Syngman Rhee leaves the presidential residence with his wife for a hillside villa as crowds cheer. Acting President Huh Chung forms a new cabinet of independents, while the defense and other ministries remain vacant. Four Liberal party assembly members resign amid fraud charges tied to the March 15 poll. warrants issued for former home minister and six others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Lee Ki-poong
Lee
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Korea
Huh Chung
Na Honal Assembly
Bt Rhee
Liberal Party
Lee Ki-pooné
Huh
Choi Takvy
De Gaulle Lands in San Francisco For State Visit
General Charles de Gaulle attracted about 250000 people for a grand San Francisco welcome with a parade through the Montgomery Street area. The French president praised shared ideals of sovereignty and realism before touring Palo Alto labs and hospitals en route to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome DE Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
France
Montgomery Street
Financial Area
San Francisco
United States
de Gaulle
California
Palo Alto Hospital
Stanford Medical Center
Palo Alto
New Orleans
Iil
Montgomery St. Financial District
Tom Cahill
Riots Kill Four in Turkey Demand Premier Resign
In Istanbul thousands of students rioted demanding Premier Adnan Menderes resign. Four people were killed and dozens injured as police manned university barriers after a three month ban on political activity was ordered. The unrest echoed across Korea and Latin lines as authorities struggled to contain the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Istanbul
Adnan Menderes
Premigr
University of
Tstanbu
Menderes
Eil
Tren Y Orpastailon
Syneman Kher
Ashland Student Wins Championship Spellathon
In Ashland Kentucky a 3 year old named Abed won a spelling championship with the help of a school official present at his side. The event drew spectators and highlighted early literacy efforts in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
George Muncuster
Abed
Yat
Five Moroccans Sentenced to Death for Adulterated Cooking Oil
In Rabat the high court sentenced five merchants to death after a 5 hour deliberation for manufacturing and selling adulterated cooking oil that paralyzed 10,832 people. Prosecutor Moulay Ali Athmani called the sellers "sold their soul for money" for mixing poisonous U S Air Force jet engine oil into cooking oil to boost profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Morocco
High Court
Moulay Ali Athmani
Two Youths Win New Trial After Judge’s Death
Two young defendants, Robert Fulmer aged 20 and Charles Linebromt aged 18, won a new trial after the judge died on the eve of sentencing them to life imprisonment or the gas chamber. They had confessed to the robbery attempt in which a parking attendant Leonard Masre was killed. Judge Joseph M. Multby died of a stroke during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Pean
Gunn Tar
Jndge
Robert Fulmer
Charles Linebtromt
Gon Maying
Leonard Masre
Dudge
Joseph M. Multby
CAHS Boys Vie In Erie Arts Exhibit
CAHS boys display in Erie at the Second Annual Erie County Industrial Arts Exhibit. Work placed on the Boston Store fifth floor with judging and prizes to be awarded. Local exhibits organized by Norman Tarbell and Charles Puckley with help from David Main James Grigrich and Robert McCray. Entries from Corry include weather work plastics wood working machine shop and metal drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Boston
Norman Tarbell
CAHS
Tarbell
Charles Puckley
Machine Shop Club
David Main
James Grigrich
Robert McCray
Corry
Two Pa Youths Die By Own Action In Auto
Marietta area reports two Pennsylvania youths found dead in an auto north of Marietta on Wednesday. Coroner Deane H Northrup ruled suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning from a garden hose connected to the exhaust. Victims were James Roan Neubling 22 and Donald Carlisle Munrow 18, both of Harrisburg. A note reading This is being written in the dark Please tell Mary to forgive and forget was found in the car. The car was located on a rural road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietia
Ugab
Pennsylvania
Acer
Marietta
Washington County
Deane H. Northrup
James Roan Neubling
Donald Carlisle Munrow
Harrisburg
Mary
Maury
Offeta
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Jamie Company
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Foreign Ministers
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Laka
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