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30 Dec 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
Dec 30, 1961
Page
1
New Year Festivity Begins Amid Blue Law Restrictions
New Year celebrations start tonight in many areas as blue laws restrict late-night alcohol and food service. Major cities like New York curb open hours while other states relax rules briefly. Night clubs plan special performances and some venues report sold-out shows despite restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briston
Jarlik
Broadway
New York City
Blue Law
Tisip
Sbi Wie
New Year Weekend Frost Grips Eastern U S
The New Year's weekend brings freezing temperatures from Miami to the Smoky Mountains with two feet of snow in the mountains and frost warnings across the South. Florida citrus and vegetable interests brace for damaging freezes as readings dip into the single digits in places, while northern states clear snow from recent storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Miami
New York State
New England
Florida
Gulf Coast
Smoky Mountains
Dade
Miamia
Tallahassee
Cross City
South
Mississippi
Louisana
Midwest
Joliet
Heavy draft call as 25 area registrants to preinduction exams
Wheremctive service office announces that 25 area registrants will travel Thursday to New Cumberland Military Reservation for preinduction physical examinations. The surge reflects Kennedy's plan to replace reservists with draftees and shorten terms for men sent to duty after the Berlin crisis, including many married men with families. Four area men will be inducted January 22 after passing exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheremctive Sarvice
New Cumberland Military Reservation
Kennedy
Selective Service
New Cumberland
Charles R. Lundeen
Robert A. Leskinle
Robert W. Anderson
Eugene Moore
Holiday Road Carnage Begins With New Year Toll
Eight died in a flaming crash near Cor dell Oklahoma during the three day New Year holiday period. Three of the victims were children as authorities called the loss the worst in state history. A vehicle overturned and trapped seven passengers as a fire burned. Highways were mostly clear though some snow slowed travel in New York near Buffalo. The National Safety Council warned up to 90 more deaths could occur before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell
Okla
Oklahoma
New York State
Buffalo
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Wa Lion
Shoe Swap at Mead Park ends with shoes found
MeAd Park youngsters faced a confusing mix up when shoes and skates went missing during a lodge closing. After a wild scramble for footwear, authorities traced the mix up to the closing rush and most youths recovered their own belongings, with several items left at Nichols Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park Pond
Nichols Lodge
Mittenswo Pais
Pris
Poison Candy Targeted Elderly Woman in Evansville Case
Evansville businessman Ralph Krauss, 53, was jailed on a $2,000 bond after allegedly sending a box of strychnine coated chocolates to Miss Emuna Miller, a longtime beneficiary of his life policy. Nurse's aide Dorothy Jordan credited with saving Miller after she ate a moldy piece and later learned the candy contained poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Krausses
Emuna
Miller
Krauss Brothers
Ralph Krauss
P. Stein
Krause
Miss Miller
Dorothy Jordan
Miss Nib Jr
French Would Withdraw Army From Algeria
Paris reports indicate Charles de Gaulle plans to pull most French forces from Algeria and seek peace with Algerian nationalists. Military moves followed by French troops suppressing uprisings as areas of European settlers faced renewed violence. Report notes Jamming by the Secret Army Organization and attacks on radio and television towers in Oran Bordeaux and Toulouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gails
Pele
Rial
Secret
Oran
Bordeaux
Toulouse
U.S. Aims to Defend West Berlin at Any Cost Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Historical Association the West will defend its interests in Berlin at whatever cost. He warned Soviets against dangerous visions, praised Western Europe and the U.S. partnership, and noted gaps in addressing Communist techniques in Laos Viet Nam Congo and Cuba. He cautioned that problems remain unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
Ruse
Regubbes
Witch Sweay
Berlin
Emiais
Rusk
American Historical Association
Kennedy
Europe
Husk
United States
Laos
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Congo
Cubs
Restaurants to Serve Free Coffee for Holiday Travelers
Howard Johnson's Co will provide free coffee at 3d Servite plazas during New Year's Eve as part of a state safety campaign. Joseph Z. Lawler, chairman of the turnpike commission, said the policy aims to aid travelers and reduce accidents. Free service spans morning hours through 7 am. details cover timing and participating locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servite
Joseph Z. Lawler
Turnpike Commission
Medas Morting
Howard Johnson's Co
U S Bans Soviet Leader From West Berlin Sector
Kethville, capital of Katanga province, hosts burial preparations as Olivet is reported missing during fighting between Katangan forces and the United Nations. Mivet's body and a European companion have been found on the outskirts of Elsa velnelite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
West Berlin
Kethville
Katanga
Olivet
Kattangan
United Nations
Turkey
Mivet
Elsa Velnelite
Reprisal Action Bars Soviet Commandant From West Berlin
The Soviet commandant of Berhn and his top political adviser are barred from West Berlin in a U.S. response to East German and Soviet restrictions on American movement. The move follows incidents at Checkpoint Charlie involving U.S. officials and a rigid border policy in the divided city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermin
Berh
Bern
Red
U.S
East
Aus
Andrei 1. Solovyev
West Berlin
Friedrichstrause
Suluyyev
West Bern
Chiurle
Albert Watson I
East Berlin
Watson
Howard Trivers
Berlin
Wint
Wais
Aero-Flow Dynamics unveils expansion amid defense ties and valve orders
Aero-Flow Dynamics reports cautious optimism as butterfly valve and filtration projects grow. J B Flickinger notes rising orders from Boeing for 727 jets, Beech Aircraft, Vertol, and United Controls while planning a clean room upgrade to produce filter elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Flickinger
Defense Products Group
Aero-Flow
Beech Aircraft Co
Veritol
United Controls Co
Fiekinger
Filtraion
Focal
Plickmuer
Employes
Aero
Quarreled With Family Bequest To Government Surfaces
Nan Ogalla a Ione bachelor farmer left an estate valued between 250 000 and 300 000 to the government after dying in a bare unheated home. Neighbors found him dead under blankets, believing he hid 38 000 in government bonds and six quarters of wheat. Authorities noted relatives aided by the dash of his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogalla
Nan
Farner
Sproat
Utte
Res. Loke Front
Columbus Drivers Hurt In $2,500 Crash
Two Columbus drivers sustained injuries and both cars suffered extensive damage in a Route 6 collision. Corry Memorial Hospital treated Paul Kuma for a possible knee injury and another driver was released after examination. Police noted total damage around 2500 dollars and an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Two Rivers
Corry Suite
Ody
C. W Inein
Paul A. Kuma
Rowild Selecengost
Corry Memorial Hospital
Schrecenaust
Corry
Kellamy
U S Plans Atmospheric Nuclear Tests Amid Cold War Tensions
U S authorities signal imminent resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests after a three year pause. Kennedy and Macmillan had urged preparations with Britain for tests likely on Christmas Island, while Russia's moratorium ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pentagon
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Christmas Island
Pacific
Sinet
Russia
ARC
Will Mail City Wage Tax Forms On Tuesday
Corry Wattsburg and Amity Township wage earners will receive income tax forms in the mail on Tuesday directing them to file returns on the communities 1 percent tax. R Flynn Piller, tax receiver, says 3 058 forms go out to Corry and Wattsburg with 231 to Amity Township. Noncompliance may lead to criminal action. missing forms can be picked up at Piller’s Law and Finance Building or the city treasurer’s office in the Mulitipa Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Wattsburg
Amity Township
R Flynn Piller
I Corry
Waltshoro
Pullet
Puller
Law and Finance
Mulnitipa
Paul M. Butler Former DNC Chairman Died in Washington
Paul M. Butler 56 former chairman of the Democratic National Committee died at George Washington University Hospital. He had entered December 5 for what officials described as a severe heart condition his wife said was not serious at the time Butler resided in South Mead Indiana and led the DNC from December 1964 to July 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Russia
Nnceas
Bulletin Washington
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
George Washington University Hospital
Butler
South Mead
Ind
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