13 Feb 1961
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1961
Page
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Jim Uslich an unemployed Pittsburgh steelworker completed a state survey aimed at collecting data on early economic trends. The effort reflects local concern about regional employment and industry conditions as officials seek actionable insights.
Washington AP Kennedy administration launches new series of town meetings to hear directly from the unemployed. Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldberg returns from a five state swing through Indiana Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania and says help is coming. He plans further trips to the South and West to meet workers families and local leaders to discuss strategies to reduce unemployment.
A powerful explosion wrecked the First National Bank in Sayre and damaged nearby Sears store and apartments. Two janitors suffered burn injuries, five people were treated for smoke inhalation, and the blast created a 40 by 20 foot crater in the basement. Fire officials attributed the damage to natural gas ignition from a cigarette lighter, causing about half a million dollars in losses.
Pittsburg AP West Inghouse Eleviyh Corp said salaries for two executives will continue during their 30 day sentences. John 4 Chiles Jr and Charles 1 Mauutel surrendered Friday to Montgomery County Prison Naplistown Ta Westinghorse declined to save the count of the executives' salaries.
New school A Findley Lake prepares to open a $170,000 elementary facility in North road for morrow housing grades one to four. About 60 pupils will move from a century-old building. construction began last May under Principal Hubert Brown. The one-story brick structure includes three classrooms a cafeteria playroom and assembly area a kitchen and an office with modern heat and wall coverings praised by the architect.
Carol Anne Thympy 20 of Somerset County allegedly touched a hot heating lamp while using it for a shoulder pain. Coroner Rob Mulworom stated the lamp was on when the accident occurred, and the victim’s body was found in the vicinity.
Barbershoppers performed for two and a half hours at the County Area School auditorium raising about $1,100 for the Mead Park Historical Museum project. Proceeds from ticket sales and advertisements in the program supported the effort, with praise given to the Chorus and supporting groups.
Police report a two-vehicle collision on Route 8 near a remote turnout. Frank Gadd of Ontario slowed for a turn and Maryn Wallis, driving northbound, could not stop in time. Both drivers escaped injury. damage estimated at fifty dollars.
France publicly rejects parts of a protest letter regarding the Soviet plane intercepted near Algeria. Paris says the note uses inadmissible terms and asserts its naval, air and coast guard patrols have the right to intercept ships and planes in the 80 mile zone. The Soviet Union blasts the French actions as an act of aggression and demands punishment for those involved.
Clymer Phone Co will borrow about 264000 from the Rural Electrification Administration to expand its facilities and improve service for 601 subscribers while adding service for 162 more in Chu tanke County. The loan funds will aid a first major expansion since the 125000 telephony system installed in 2058.
A church owned two story dormitory and another building in south central Pennsylvania collapsed under heavy snow. An 80 inch snow load caused one structure to cave in trapping parts of the corner. A second two story church dormitory also succumbed, leaving only portions standing.
Dr Charles H Boehm Pennsylvania public instruction chief notes pupil rankings lag state by subject due to teacher and space shortages. He cites 6 percent English classes with over two students, estimates three fourths of English teachers teach minimum hours, and highlights 82 percent of 17000 testedPennsylvania students below grade in vocabulary and reading comprehension with low spelling scores. 1954 plan boosts developmental reading in public high schools.
The United States will not reach Russia's Venus mission pace for two years as the Scout launcher is set to fire from Wallops Island Virginia, aiming to test the new trajectory and heat reduction system.
A 1148 pound Soviet space station blasts toward Venus for a mid May rendezvous, carrying a banner with the Soviet coat of arms. The United States says it will take 18 to 24 months to achieve similar multi stage launches. White House and Defense officials confirm awareness and tracking of the mission.
In Katanga Province the government announced the death of Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba and several aides. Officials said Lumumba and others were killed near a village outside Elisabethville after a plane trip to see the horses. The government claimed they were killed by a local secessionist group. details and identities were not disclosed amid calls for restraint.
Sixty YMCA campaign workers and guests will join a kickoff tomorrow night at the Y to launch the 1961 drive for increased membership. The event will feature World champion Pitsbill Pie and Hoak, with radio and newspaper coverage planned. The drive resumes February with more activities and a breakfast progress report.
Fragmentary dispatches indicate anti Castro factions clashed in Havana with scattered reports of fighting near the Escambray region. The situation surrounding the violence remains unclear as observers await fuller details from central authorities.
Kenneth Watrous, contractor tied to Oakley street housing plans, accuses city officials and councilmen of ignorance after a July 15 date. He alleges his development plot was filed with the City engineer’s office next to the council chambers, and he claims the council mishandled the matter in Monday’s session. Continued on Page Two.
World Day of Prayer service scheduled Friday evening at 7:45 in Corry First Methodist Church. Dr A Culmer Sehully of Warren’s First Methodist will speak, with participants from other Corry churches joining in a global observance ending at sunset.
A farm class at Corry Area High School Wednesday evening will feature Paul Ofner and Raymond Waters discussing farm home administration topics. Richard Farver says the 8:30 p.m. session is part of a series aimed at acquainting newcomers with farm life and welcomes the public.
A 46 year old Mercer County woman was struck by a car as she stepped from her husband’s stall at a market Saturday. She died yesterday in Greenville Hospital.
Pennsylvania lawmakers tackle whether capital punishment deters crime as they consider a study resolution to examine the issue. House leaders weigh whether to move toward abolition or continued use, amid intense lobbying and party lines.
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