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18 Aug 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
Aug 18, 1961
Page
1
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Defectors From Castro Regime Seek Political Asylum In U S
In Norfolk Virginia ten Cuban defectors aboard the Bahía de Nipe, including the captain, sought political asylum after diverting the 3800 ton sugar laden ship to Lynnhaven Roads. They were removed to Norfolk Naval Station for processing as U S officials consider refugee status. The Coast Guard and immigration authorities monitored the vessel as it remained at anchor in Chesapeake Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Fidel Costco Feeine
Cuba
Norfolk Naval Station
Immigration and Customs
Sth Naval District
U.S
Havana
Refuke
Bahia de Nive
Lynnhaven
Russia
Washigton
State Department
Coast Guard
Immigration, Customs and Health
Little Creek
Washington
Job Picture Brightens as 30 Positions Filled
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service office reports July placements reached 30 workers from 71 referrals as 48 jobs opened. Seven positions lacked qualified applicants for specialized talents. A case showed an applicant with new training missed due to registration update. The job development program accounted for two placements and the office urges prompt reregistration with updated qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Michael
Pses Map Agrel
Michael
PSES
Michaels
Rully
Michel
Corryiles
First Of Its Kind 4 H Roundup Set At Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Erie County 4 H members from Corry area prepare for the Erie County Roundup at Wattsburg Fair Grounds. Activities include livestock judging, a tractor driving safety contest, fashion show and awards. Organized by the Erie County Extension Office with Simon Garber leading 4 H activities. Admission is free. residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D
Corry
Sandra McCray
Joseph McCray
Lorin Blakeslee
H. L. Blakeslee
Erie County
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
David Gates
James
Roland Gates
Amareds
4-H Cluly
Wattsburg Fair
Erie County Extension Office
Pennsylvania State University
Simon Garber
Assisnt
Garber
Nee
Penns Woman Succumbs At 102 In Brookville Home
Mrs Idella Hilliard a longtime resident of the Tinian Convalescent Home Brookville died last night two days before her 103rd birthday. She came from a family famed for longevity with her mother Mrs Catherine Goss and sister Mrs Nettie Pandourner both living to 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookville
Cary
Idella Hilliard
Tinian Convalescent Home
Brookville
Hillard
Catherine Goss
Nettie Pardonner
Price Rigging Monopoly Wonder Drug Makers Indicted
Three major drug makers Pfizer American Cyanamid and Bristol-Myers Squibb and their top executives were indicted on price rigging and monopoly charges. The grand jury charged the firms controlled about 70 percent of the market for aureomycin tetramycin and tetracycline and accused them of withholding information to obtain the tetracycline patent. Co defendants Olin Mathieson Chenica Co and Upjohn Co were named but not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
E. McKeen
American “Cyanamid Co
U.S. Patent Office
Nanted
Olin Mathieson Chenica Corp
E. A. Squibb & Sons
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
West Germany Promises Steps Over Berlin Crisis
Chancellor Adenauer said West Germany will tighten defense within limits to counter East German moves on West Berlin. He warned military action alone cannot solve the crisis and will seek Western Allies support for East West negotiations. Mayor Brandt backed human rights and called for international intervention if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
West Berlin
Adenaier
Willy Brandt
Bundestag
Berlin
Adenauer
Alles
Brandt
Marienfelde Refugee Camp Shows Path to Life in Berlin
As Berlin reports on the Marienfelde refugee center, displaced Germans await processing of admissions and medical exams. Officials warn of red tape delays while families, including many children, seek meals and shelter amid ongoing West Berlin closures and political restrictions.
Navy plans 42 ship buildup with new attack carrier
The Navy announced a program to raise its operating fleet by 42 ships by June 30 next year. The plan includes an additional attack carrier, more amphibious transports, and boats out of mothballs, with 26800 personnel kept in service and submarines boosted for hunter killer operations.
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Wadmingson
Nex Summer
Navy
Perch
Sea
Terrylog Frogmen
Feared Pregnant Mother Kills Family Then Ends Life
Police say Luminie Jean Kickighter Richardson, a Georgia housewife, killed her husband and three children with a pistol before taking her own life. A post mortem found she was two months pregnant, a fact detectives consider linked to the tragedy in a Fulton area home.
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Ateanla
Youn
Luminie
Jean Kickighter Ricardson
Leu
Richardson
Richardson Waste
Georgia
Sidewalk sale kicks off as shoppers flood downtown
Shoppers flood the downtown business district this morning as a two day sidewalk sale opens under favorable weather. Merchants report hundreds buying marked-down merchandise with extensive displays and window decorations, projecting thousands of dollars in sales before 5 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downtunwy
Corry
Fontrict
Ends 8 Hour Revolt Convicts Face Tear Gas Surrender
Report describes an eight hour revolt ending with convicts surrendering and hostages released. The story notes tear gas fear, police actions, and subsequent inquiries.
Texas High School Gridder Fatal Injuries Reported
A Texas high school football player suffered fatal injuries after a game incident. Officials provided scant details, but the event prompted inquiries and memorials from teammates and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas High School
Pati Y
Berlin crisis boosts Western resolve as jets shuttle to Bonn
President Johnson plans a Bonn visit this weekend at Kennedy's request to reassure West Germans amid the Berlin crisis. A coordinated Western show of force with United States British and French troops is discussed to reinforce West Berlin as East Germany escalates. Leaders including Konrad Adenauer and Willy Brandt speak on readiness and human rights while reports indicate troop movements and heightened tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vicw
Lyndon
Johnson
Mer Vin Ay
Bonn
Kennedy
Russia
Nce Uniter
Witholt
West Berlin
London
Wistren
Berti
Berlin
East Germany
Konrad Adulauer
West Germany
Wester Allien
Willy. Brandt Jogo
Weston
Local Guard Units Silent on Alert Orders
The article notes guard units not included in alert orders, with references to Company A of the 12th Infantry and awaiting status. It mentions national guard units, possible alerts, and uncertainty about which forces will receive orders as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fstox
Himes
Uur
12Th Infantry
Prisoner roundup at Tennessee penitentiary after revolt
Prison guards moved in at the Tennessee state penitentiary yesterday rounding up prisoners after a four hour standoff. Prison officials say rebels seized hostages including inmates and held them in the commissary with improvised weapons. The insurgents demanded talks with authorities on unspecified grievances.
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Audrds
Terressee
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