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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1961
Page
8
A chaotic, fragmentary report outlines a hot strip mine issue threatening Fogay’s future with labor tensions, safety concerns, and stalled plans. It mentions workers, authorities, and unresolved questions about production, funding, and environmental impact, reflecting a tense industrial dispute ahead.
A terse legislative note records Lawrence vetoing a license measure for anglers aged over sixty five. The fragmented text mentions licensing, numbers, and officials, but detailed context is unclear.
Fayette County Pennsylvania commissioners debated a food plan amid patient questions from local delegates. They endorsed a resolution thanking the Federal Government for involvement and asked reviews of feasibility for employing controversial new methods in county services.
Infant Styers died shortly after birth at Hinot Hospital and rests at Grove Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Donald and Jean Styers of Union Grove, paternal and maternal grandparents, and a prior service was held with Rev Robert DeBory attending. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery.
In Mississippi a county court heard defense and prosecution on whether Freedom Riders created violence risk. Prosecution witnesses testified fear at transport terminals but admitted riders did not provoke trouble. Henry Thomas, 19, Howard University student from St Augustine Fla, testified. he was among about 180 riders appealing city court convictions for breach of peace after disobeying a white section order.
The South Korean military junta retired two three star army generals who balked at backing the military police last May. Lt. Gen. Lee Hantha, former commander of the Ta Nfield Army, and Lt Gen. Choi Sik, former commander of the 13rd Army Corps, were erased from service.
Reno based AP reports two hydroplanes Miss Bardahl of Seattle skippered by Ron Musson and Miss U.S. Tyre with Deane Wilson aboard posted fast qualifying runs at Pyramid Lake. Bardahl averaged 108 mph and Tyre 110 mph while 12 other entries still must qualify over the next two days ahead of the Pyramid Lake races near Reno.
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