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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1961
Page
3
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Intramural swimming action at the YMCA ended with the Destroyers edging the Subs to take first place in a four team meet. Carriers were third, Croisers fourth as weekly YMCA meets were announced to resume Saturdays with Warren providing opposition.
Mrs E Schuyler 82 died suddenly at her home 64 East Pleasant Street Corry Pa born Woodbine York County Pa January 3 1878 spent most of life in Corry widow of deceased husband December 1 1939 survived by son Russell McLean of Miami Florida Bracken Funeral Home directing arrangements incomplete awaiting son arrival
Police report a Titusville man collided with two parked vehicles on New Year’s Day on the same block near his home. The stolen car owner Nelson said his car was stolen earlier and found damaged after a snow bank incident. A Stevenson car also sustained minor damage as the suspect fled on foot. Police continue investigation.
The Lao government claims Red forces seized Plaine des Jarres and a cross country road and airfield near Xiangkhouang. SEATO ambassadors in Bangkok met with Secretary General Pete Sarasin, offering no action. Sarasin cited air drops and two captives as evidence of foreign intervention, while observers doubt the 3000 North Vietnamese invaders claim. The Lao government says no SEATO request for aid has been made.
The U S carrier Card arrived at Horten Norway bringing 18 Super Sabre jet replacement planes for the Norwegian Air Force, marking a notable military aid delivery to the allied Nordic nation.
Bruce Catton analyzes whether the Civil War stemmed from a failure to use democracy rather than its breakdown. He traces 1860 debates on slavery, noting deep regional divides between Deep South profits and Northern ambivalence, and observes how avoidance of the issue escalated toward war. Catton, renowned Civil War historian, outlines the constitutional and social tensions surrounding slavery’s expansion.
The text argues slavery could not be uprooted quickly and that by April 1860 the nation faced a crucial political moment. It notes the Democratic and Republican conventions, the forthcoming campaign, and the expectation of a new president and Congress to address the crisis. The piece blames democratic failure on complexity and public mood, describing a turnout toward showdown over settlement.
Police investigate multiple minor crashes on North Center Street and near Smith Street. Richard A Shaw rear ended Augustus Sprovert’s car causing $75 damage. Shaw’s car dented. A second parked car suffered damage and Willard Gibson found his car stuck in a ditch with about $150 damage. Police seek unknown car involved.
A persuasive exhortation laments political rigidity as slogans stoke anger fear and suspicion. It argues that willingness to debate and negotiate has faded and urges leaders to seek a viable middle ground despite rising polarization and fixed positions.
On Euab Main street Mrs Francis Soki luski of Columbus collided with a truck driven by Gerard Sweet of Clymer after both vehicles forced closer by piles along curbs. Damage to the car was about 25 dollars. no injuries reported. In Titusville Richard Hegner of Corry was sideswiped by P M Wockroth of Titusville with minor damage to both cars. Farmers comprise 70 percent of Korea’s population.
Warren youths face charges after they allegedly stole two rings from a jewelry store Saturday. Police pursued them as they fled, dropping both rings. one was recovered and the other remains missing, with officers checking for a passerby who may have picked it up.
J Rallm Nelson founder of the University of Michigan International Center died Sunday after a yearlong illness in Ann Arbor Michigan. He was 87 and led the center since its inception mentoring international students and scholars. He influenced global programs and university exchanges throughout his career.
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