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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1960
Page
4
A Corry Journal forecast notes expectations of a stronger 1961 economy with upturns in business sectors. McGraw-Hill and other sources project higher GNP, consumer income, and industrial activity, while living costs and inflation risk remain concerns.
Yesterday's Memories recounts President Roosevelt naming Wil l. Knudsen and Sidney Hillman as heads of the defense production office. Stimson and Knox will direct policy as a central committee coordinates aid from reform groups. A Corry post office event marks a milestone in wartime production with a total of 6 000 first class items moving through.
Word reached the city that Hon G D Heath former mayor and prominent resident died at noon at his Findley Lake summer home. The town froze at zero this morning. Citizens National Bank reports having 1000 in small gold pieces and gift holders. Charcoal fragments near Tule Springs New are believed to be 23800 years old.
Rev. Barclay B. Fishburn leads Corry Ministers Christmas Meditations on Luke 1 46 56 praising Mary s Magnificat. The sermon argues Christians magnify God by deeds and speech reflecting His holiness mercy and power.
The ALPA and Quesada clash over the crash cause with McDonald blasting the FAA head for comments. He questioned the authority of Quesada to speak on the matter and invoked a biblical verse in a private rebuke.
In a briefing McDonald mentions possible cause of the New York accident. Quesada declines comment. He had informed President Eisenhower that the United Air Lines jet was 11 miles off course when the collision occurred.
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