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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1960

Page

3

Urge Disarm Peace Highlight Dem Platform

The Democratic Platform Committee hears public views on peace and disarmament as part of eight hearings ahead of the July convention. Speakers urge a strong peace program, universal disarmament, and nuclear test bans while stressing the role of government in urban renewal and national security.

Philalourdia Democratic Platform Committee United States Charles C. Price United World Federalists Price

Violence Flare Stuns Ankara as Police Quell Rally

Turkish students clashed with authorities in Ankara with glass shattered and photographers arrested. Riot police and army units cordoned the Yab building area, eight ambulances ferried the injured, and troops sealed access to government offices while students refused to disperse.

Turkey Ankara Inonn

Sit-Downs Stir National Debate On Race And Rights

The piece surveys reactions from Gov. LeRoy Collins of Florida and former President Harry Truman to sit-down protests by Southern Negro students. It notes church leaders, politicians, and civil rights groups weighing in as demonstrations spread from Greensboro to northern cities, raising questions of constitutionality and public force. More than 1,000 Negro student demonstrators have been arrested, with the NAACP ready to appeal on grounds of discrimination.

Perry Mullen Associated Press LeRoy Collins Florida Tale Tahasser Collins Harry Truman Missouri Truman Greensboro N.C Tom Negro College Tallahassee Jeffrey Alfriend J. Dean Fleming Baptist Laymen of Alabama United States Hoy’ Wilkins National Assit NAACP Clement Carey Eisenhower

FTC Wages War On Deceptive Advertising Guarantees

Washington AP report: Federal Trade Commission releases a seven point guide to curb false and misleading ads about guarantees and warranties. Firms are urged to comply voluntarily. those who refuse face charges for unfair competition and deceptive practices.

Washington Trudy Commission FTC Gureligsers Secrest

Ex Chile Head Dies and Civil Rights Tension Rise

Carlos Manes del Campo, 84, former Chilean president, died after a long illness. A separate discussion cites young Black demonstrators seeking desegregation in public facilities, with tensions rising as Florida and Alabama officials threaten measures to curb protests amid gubernatorial debates.

Chile Santiago Carlos Manes del Campo

US manufacturers face foreign competition and smarter sales

American producers confront stronger imports and rising foreign competition at home and abroad. Commerce data show exports climbing while imports grow, with forecasts for reduced trade barriers. Private experts urge shifts in sales, distribution, and production tactics to reclaim markets and boost competitiveness.

New York U.S Department of Commerce

De Gaulle Visits New Orleans Amid Mardi Gras Fanfare

A crowd of about 600 welcomed De Gaulle as he arrived in Nouvelle Orleans. He toured Canal Street with a military review before Jackson Square, spoke of France’s ties to the city, and noted the Louisiana Purchase anniversary. A private reception and Mississippi River boat trip followed before his 7:30 p.m. departure for French Guiana.

deLesseps Morrison Ferdinand deLesseps Sues Canal France de Gaulle Nouvelle Orleans City New World Canal Street New Orleans Jackson Square Louisiana United States Mississippi River French Guiana

Americans urged to boost exports and beat foreign rivals

Analysts report a 21 percent rise in early year exports and a 10 to 15 percent import gain, easing pressure on the gold reserve. Richard P. Miller of Wolf Management urges faster delivery, better handling, higher quality, and stronger quality control to win overseas markets, noting foreign firms’ small-order practices as a key hindrance. He advocates increased product research and automation to outpace Western Europe and Japan.

Richard P- Miller Wolf Management Engineering Co Chicago Europe Japan Miller

Area Dairymen To See State Aide

ABAD vesse. PALener-THO steering commiteter of the Wess ern Pennsylvania Milk Producers Will meet with Jans Mahood, Charing of the state Milk Con trol Commission, in Harrisburg ,Tuesday. James Skelton, -committee chairman, said yesterday the purpose OF the meeting is to pre sent to the commission the war problems of the milk' pro particularly the "low ye turn" (hey are geting from milk sold The group was formed last month to study milk prices wi th state, Tk consists of 250 to 800 producers

Abad Vesse Palener Wessern Pennsylvania Jans Mahood Charing State Milk Control Commission Harrisburg James Skelton

Farmers Oppose National Milk Sanitation Code

WesHLNGON Ar A representative of over 6 000 New York and Pennsylvania dairy farmers today opposed a bill to set up a national milk sanitation code. Richard Wiles attorney for the Mutual Federation of Independent Co operatives Inc Syracuse N Y said the national code would nullify state and municipal power to expand higher sanitation standards for milk. He told a House Commerce Subcommittee testimony that the code would fall short of standards in the New York New Jersey milk marketing areas and create hardship for producers already hard pressed.

Weshlngon New York Pennsylvania Richard Wiles Mutual Federation of Indépendent “Co-operatives Inc Syracuse N.Y House Commerce Wiles New York New Jersey

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