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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
3
In a close electoral contest, Dunne concedes to Aria in a race observed by local officials and supporters. Aria secures the seat as ballots from key districts are tallied, signaling a significant shift in local governance.
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Paragraf P. G. Carpenter and son at Guys Mills tapped trees in January, gathered 50 bar rela of sap on January 14 and 16, yielding 30 gallons of maple syrup. They have 2,000 pails awaiting the next sap run, with syrup making typically starting late February or early March.
Four University of New Mexico students Sam Grayde John Fink Kim Brown and Terry Dutly claimed a world bridge record with 7 hours and 5 minutes of continuous play in a downtown Albuquerque hotel lobby. They completed 687 hands breaking Cambridge University's 72 hour mark. Parents and girlfriends provided food and Gray nearly dozed at the 62 hour point before a shower and candy revived him.
Harrisburg AP prospects drivers in Pennsylvania must produce doctor certificates to prove fitness to drive starting around due. D. D. Shipley said medical forms should be ready by then, with statewide reexamination every 10 years until age 60 then every five years. The program, part of Guy Lawrence’s highway safety plan, requires new drivers to submit certificates and will extend to drivers licensed before 1924 in 1961 and 1962, with the driver’s own physician completing the state form.
York AP report: David Campanella, 16, held for trial on petty larceny after third arrest in under a year. Magistrate James LoPiccollo rejected a grocer’s offer to drop charges, citing repeated court infractions. Campanella, son of Roy Campanella, faces burglary case and prior juvenile delinquency linked to a sleet fight.
Auto glass and table top glass and general auto repair offered by Frank's Auto Service, formerly Thomas Motors, with contact phone 20125.
Hollywood star Joanne Woodward says a gradual retirement from acting is likely as she balances work with husband Paul Newman. She cites distance from him during his Israel trip and her interest in psychiatry and Hebrew. Alfred Hitchcock discusses Psycho as his first real horror film and a chilling production concept. Walt Disney announces 101 Dalmatians and plans to release cartoons every two to three years to keep a steady crew.
Harvey J. Mott 54 longtime director of public affairs for the Office of Civil Defense Mobilization and veteran Arizona newsman died yesterday of a heart attack.
City officials vow to oppose Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. request for a 1.4 million dollar yearly rate rise. The Pittsburgh firm serves 250000 customers across 21 Pennsylvania counties including McKean. Notice to customers warned of a two cent weekly rise for non-heating users and about one cent daily for heating customers.
Nixon's ballot defeats the school bill as Dirksen's motion surfaces and a 44-44 tally shifts to 45-44 with Nixon's vote in favor. The move idles Clark's amendment and signals slim odds for the administration's education bill. It would have federal backing to cover about 2.2 billion over 30 years for half of bond principal and interest on 3 billion in school construction bonds.
Erie County prison officials consider shifting vagrants from short jail terms to workhouse or forced labor. Warden Bruce Reeder urges use of the Allegheny County Workhouse to deter repeat offenders, while Judge Laub warns of court burdens and costs. Board members debate but take no action.
The administration pursued a legal change to allow allied access to limited control of atomic weapons at French bases. Senator Anderson suggested the law must be amended, while Representative Van Zandt backed the plan, saying allies must be equipped as nuclear weapons displace conventional arms.
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