Corry Area Industrial Development rally raises $125,500
The Corry area campaign for industrial growth surpassed its goal with two new pledges totaling 750 bringing the pledged amount to 125,500. Post campaign efforts continue to follow up with nonpledgers and potential donors as CAIDC plans to reach 125,000 after expenses. Funds already contributed help Erie County Corp move into the former Rollerway, with manufacturing set to begin soon. Additional money will fund improvements at the DEC building recouped by a national company, with further fundraising to support new or expanding industry.
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CAIDC
GATDC
Generous Comyites
Erie County Corp., Inc
Corry Rollerway
DEC
Nixon Okays TV Debates Nixon Lodge Plot Campaign
President Nixon meets with running mate Henry Cabot Lodge and top advisers in a long strategy session to plan campaign themes schedules and speaking engagements. Lodge to join UN talks on disarmament while Nixon campaigns, with detailed plans and personnel assignments discussed. The couple then heads toward a Pacific Coast tour after two days in Washington.
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Ims
Lodge
Eisenhower
United Nations
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon
Robert H. Finch
Washington
Pacific Coast
Op Puge-Dyor
Kennedy Tackles Political Issues During Vacations in Hyannisport
Sen John F Kennedy spends the third week of his work rest vacation in Hyannisport addressing political problems and foreign policy. He plans talks with Bernard Boutin a Democratic candidate for New Hampshire governor and Rep Chester Bowles on policy matters. David J McDonald Steelworkers president was in nearby Hyannis for a possible Kennedy interview.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Bernard Boutin
New Hampshire
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
Boutin
Kennedy
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Hyannis
McDonald
Tank and File
Lyndon B. John
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Soviets Propose Disarm Summit at U N General Assembly
The Soviet Union proposed a summit on disarmament at the U N General Assembly opening Sept 20. It urged the Assembly as the best forum and suggested invitations to heads of government, arguing top leaders would reduce tension and aid disarmament talks.
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Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Civil rights clash looms as Congress reconvenes
Senator Jacob Javits signals introduction of a GOP civil rights bill upon return to work. He lists four platform recommendations including literacy as voting proof, federal suits for rights violations, a federal equal job opportunity panel, and Senate rule reform to curb filibusters. Democratic leaders offer no civil rights plan.
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Congress
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Roduce
Republican Party
Senate
House
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Morton
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Attorney General
Federal
Commission On Equal Job Opportunity
Javits
Belgian Troops Withdraw From Three Towns Over Katanga
LEOPOLDVILLE The Congo government backed by the Soviet Union demands Belgian troops quit the country entirely 1400 more to return 10000 remain at Kitona Kamina and in Katanga basis Belgians left Banningville Libengi and Coatlihativille in Equator province UN secretary general Hammarskjold resists immediate force move Congo accuses UN of failing to stop secession leaders continue push for full Belgian withdrawal from bases.
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Leopoldville
Conte
Congo
Soviet Union
United Nations Command
Dag Hammarskold
U.N
Katanga
Aun
Banningville
Libenggi
Coatlihativille
Equator
Tech
Antoine Gbrenga
Ketanga
Hammarskjold
Ailing Castro May Yield Cuba Reins To Raul
Havana reports Fidel Castro remains convalescent as speculation grows he may temporarily hand power to his brother Raul. Official bulletins say he is improving but no illness details are given amid rumors of surgery and possible treatment abroad. Raul Castro, returning from Europe, denies halting his trip due to Fidel’s condition.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul
Castro
Antono Rodriguez Diaz
Moscow
Cuba
Maj
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushichev
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Hur
Second Victim Of Farrell Blast Dies
Debra Connor nine of Farrell dies in Sharon General Hospital after an 11 day battle. Earlier, Reneta Ann Curtician fourteen of Parrell burned to death in the blast July 20 as girls played near the plant. explosion blamed on stainless steel dust.
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Farrell
Debra Connor
Sharon Steel Corp
Debra
Sharon General Hospital
Reneta Ann Curtician
Parrell
Fire Victims Dig Out and Plan Future at Plant Site
Workers led by Raymond Morris cleared rubble from the Shady Avenue plant after a $40,000 blaze that leveled the operation for the second time this year. Losses include $10,000 building, $20,000 machinery, and $10,000 stock. Fire started near a wood stove, with 3 a.m. alarms. Corry and Colum Duis fire crews fought flames until 3 p.m. Morris aims to restart the operation, weather permitting, while Kandracik farm rebuilds a smaller stock barn after a July 22 lightning fire destroyed the previous structure.
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Raymond Morris
Shady Avenue
Morris
Dangary
Corry
Colum
Duis
Jerome Davis
Janu
Paul Kundracik
Columbus Avenue
Kandracik
Kundracik
Typhoon Shirley Hits Chinese Coast and Yonaguni Island
Typhoon Shirley bore down on Communist China today after killing two on Yonaguni and one on Formosa. The storm destroyed 30 homes on Yonaguni and caused heavy crop damage. eight were injured on Formosa.
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Shirley
China
Ryukyuan
Yonagumi
Formiosa
Yonaguni
Formoedt
Meadville Hit By Line Squall Floods Fires and Power Loss
A line squall struck Meadville and western Crawford County Saturday afternoon causing floods in streets and basements, downed trees, fires, and widespread electrical outages. Rainfall reached up to 1.24 inches at a local station with debris and runoff flooding numerous blocks. No injuries were reported though several barns burned from lightning and service resumes stretched into the evening.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Linesville
Gonneaut Lake
Guys Mills
Frenchtown
Nia
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Seagertown
Ranton
Saegertown
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Brenda
Weathy Bureau
Bomb Joke Nets Arrest In Houston Airport Threat
Houston police arrested 46 year old Monroe Gau dill after he threatened to explode a bomb at Houston's Inter national Airport. He claimed the remark was a joke but law enforcement detained him for making a possible terrorist threat.
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Houston
Tex
Monroe
Gaudill
Five In One Family Three Car Crash Kills Six On Pike
Five members of an Ohio family and a Philadelphia man were killed in a three car collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Lebanon Lancaster Interchange. Edward Johnson of Pittsburgh reported a horrific blast as cars lifted and struck. Victims included David Sweeney 24 Philadelphia Lee Helton 4 Springdale Shirley Helton 28 and three Helton children Timothy 5 Daniel 2 Kenneth 1. Johnson and his family survived with minor injuries. Police said Sweeney crossed a median and hit Helton head on, then ricocheted into Johnson. Three hours passed before rescuers pulled victims from wreckage. Helton and Sweeney died at hospital. Mrs Helton died later. The crash occurred four miles west of Londonderry Two.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Edward A. Johnson
Pittsburgh
David R. Sweeney
Lee Roy Helton
Springdale
Cincinnati
Shirley
Timothy
Daniél
Kenneth
Heston
Gary
Larry
Johnson
Wilma
Susan
Njuries
Sarah
Sweeney
Heltons
Atlantic City
N. J
Johnsons
New York State
Helton
Lebanon-Lancaster
Londonderry
City Sways Under Unseasonably Cool Weekend Forecast
Corry records unseasonal weekend weather with nights around 40 degrees and a high near 77 after a 37 degree drop. Cooler than typical August start, with clear days and adjoining Franklin, lows near 48 last night. Outlook for today and tomorrow calls for fall like mild conditions. Higher heat persisted in Phoenix at 105 yesterday.
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Franklin
Phoenix
Ariz
CD Seeks Site To Move Mobile Hospital Unit
Clifford Holcomb, the Corry Civil Defense executive director, says a location is needed to relocate the mobile hospital unit as Aero Supply prepares its new plant. The site must be lockable, dry, dust free, and accessible, with the search ongoing for a suitable quarters. If anyone has a fitting space, they should contact Holcomb.
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Ste of
Corry Civil Defense
DPC
Af Aero Supply
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
Man Uses Quick Draw Paladin Gaffe Wounds Friend
Carnegie man Ver non R. Carrell drew a .22 pistol during a weekend at Canadohia Lake and shot William R. Mullaney in the right shoulder. The slug passed through the shoulder and out the back. Mullaney was treated and released. Police said the incident was accidental and no charges will be filed.
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Carnegie, Pa
Corry
Carnegie
Carrell
William R.mullaney
Mullaney
Union City Memorial Hospital
Great Issues of 1960 Foreign Policy Goals
In a 1960 campaign, foreign policy tops the agenda as Nixon and Kennedy face scrutiny. The piece outlines each candidate’s credentials, plans, and areas of agreement and disagreement in diplomacy, aid, and international dispute resolution, setting the stage for a broader series on U.S. foreign policy.
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Nixon
Kennedy
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