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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
Jan 07, 1961
Page
1
Castro Curbs Fleeing Cubans and Cuba US Reconciliation Talks
Castro regime bans exit permits for civilians seeking to leave Cuba while tourism remains allowed. Ernesto Guevara urged Kennedy to consider reconciliation on sovereign terms, noting Kennedy’s pending inauguration. Cuban authorities press protection of Americans, amid reports of four CBS crew members detained by Cuban police with undisclosed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Pidel Castro
Regume
United States
John MP
Kennedy
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Cuba
National Bank
Castro
Eisenhhower
Switzerland
U.S
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bernard Eismany
Chicago
Robert Schukne
New York
Bruce Hoertel
Andrew Willener
Washington
Gnusmen and Newsmen Prepare for New Arrival at Zoo
In Los Angeles a zoological exhibit announces a male gnu will join the herd after quarantine. The plan aims to breed calves within a year or two, increasing available horned stock. Authorities note prior lack of males at the park and expect offspring from the pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Grittinn Park
Gnusmen
G Nu
Huston
Tom Fresno
Downtown Erie Sear Blasts Injure No One
Two sewer line blasts ripped through downtown Erie last night as manhole covers flew and fires sparked along a 75 foot shopping block. Firefighters battled flames for about 40 minutes while Penelec workers cut power and inspected wiring after thawed sewers filled with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Piremen
Penelec
Penelee
Congress Presses to Curb House Rules Committee Power
The new Congress faces moves to trim the House Rules Committee and curb Senate filibusters. House Speaker Sam Rayburn signals possible removal of Colmer from the committee to break GOP and Southern Democratic grip. In the Senate, proposals to limit debate seek a 51 vote or a three-fifths threshold, stirring constitutional debate and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Willen
M. Colmer
Denis
Sam Rayburn
Colne
House Rules Committee
Rayburn
Driver Escapes As Train Hits Car In Harborcreek
Donald Bronson, 31, of Harborcreek Township, jumped from his stalled vehicle at a railroad crossing seconds before a westbound New York Central passenger train, about 80 mph, struck the car at Davidson crossing. He suffered shock but no injuries and was held at Hamot Hospital. the train halted to repair damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beik AP
Donald Bronson
Harborcreek Township
Bronson
Hamot Hospital
New York Central
Davidson Crossing
Harborervek Township
Nanette Fabray Recovers at Home After Exhaustion
Actress Nanette Fabray is recovering at home from exhaustion and laryngitis as her doctor cites fatigue and throat illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanette Fabray
Nanelle Pabray
Firetrap Hotel Blamed for San Francisco Deaths
San Francisco authorities blame an open back stairway with no fire doors for the fast spread of a Friday morning blaze that gutted the Thomas Hotel. Nineteen people died and eight were injured as flames raced from a pensioner’s mattress through five floors. Raymond T. Gorman, 61, in whose room the fire started, was booked on suspicion of manslaughter after minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Skid Row
Albert Hayes
Thomas Hotel
Mission St
Raymond T. Gorman
Hayes
Gorman
Raymond Gorman
Palloe
Aged Druggist Beaten Robbed By Erie Thug
An elderly Erie drug store proprietor was attacked by two men around 3 PM. He was beaten, kicked, and robbed of $105 after a cash register theft. he was treated at Hamel Hospital for a head wound and possible spine injury. Detectives Peganoff and Hartwig pursued a brief area search with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Hamel Hospital
Wits
Ovear Bosch
Seta
Josephi Pegunoff
Joseph ThirlWig
Bosch Wis
Boxe
Tim
Peganoff
Bosch
Viin
Hartwig
Kennedy Visits Washington For Conferences
President elect John F Kennedy conducts a tight schedule of politics national and international affairs during a brief Washington visit before his inauguration. He meets with Dean Rusk and other aides to discuss Cuba Laos and foreign policy while planning a week in the capital and upcoming trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Laos
New York
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Treasury
Robert 5Ersons
Henry M. Jackson
India
Peace Corps of
Guy
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Matthew McCloskey Jreagther
Democratic National Committee
Ernest F. Hollinzé
South Civoland
Bennedy
Boston
Harvard Uni
Eisenhower Arrives in Augusta for Brief Vacation
President Eisenhower touched down in Augusta Georgia at 10 07 am for a short presidential stay. A crowd of about 180 people greeted the chief executive as he began his weekend retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Augusta
Eisenhower
Wattsburg Flood Dam Plan Could Guard Northwestern PA
Federal engineers recommend a large Wattsburg impounding reservoir fed by French Creek to hold floodwaters. The 2200 acre lake would be part of a three-dam system with Woodcock and Muddy Creek sites, aiming to protect Meadville and surrounding towns while offering recreational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Findley Lake
Wildisburg
Wattsburg
Union City
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
Col
W.W. Smith
Pittsburgh
Office of the
Army Engineers
Chief of Engineers
Washington
Board of Engineers
Congress
Kinzua
Wallsburg
Army of Engineers
Quality workers reject unions in three Curry plants
Workers at Corry Quali Markets and 40 other locations voted against union representation across three departments. In one site the warehouse vote was decisive with 25 no ballots, while clerks split with 84 opposing and 74 backing the Bell Clerks Union. Three departments show close results and several challenged ballots may be counted later. The election is overseen by the NLRB and results will be certified within five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Quali Markets, Inc
Thos In
Curry
Phoses Oy
Foam Products
United Rubber Workers
National Labor Relations Board
NDRB
Independent Teamsters Union
Erks and
Mentcutters
Wesith
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Afl-Cio
Clerks
Bell Clerks Union
Alf-Cig
NLAB
Ened Ieludine
State Calls Off Nighttime Tests for Drivers
The state halts nighttime driving tests and allows motorists who missed the police eye and hands test to complete them at daytime hours from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. daily. State police report 180000 motorists examined since the program began on November 14 with 1-0 rejected for vision inadequacy and one for lack of use of a hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiaruudbunlak
Suile Dilce
Ami
Fom
Guv Lawrence
Grave Robbery in Arkansas Cemetery Sparks Police Search
Police in central Arkansas investigate the theft of a 17 year old girl's body from Bayou Meto Cemetery and a separate grave looting at Chapel Hill Memorial Park. Jewelry valued at 300 dollars taken from Alma Summers and a 28 year old woman's casket robbed with ropes and a missing wrist watch and rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Arkansas
Myron Traylor
Bayou Meta
Traylor
Bayo Meto
Chapel Hill Memorial Park
Alma Summers
Mas
Rebels Advance On Laos Capital
Reports from multiple sources say Lao rebels push toward Luang Prabang from the north while Western officials differ on immediacy of danger. French sources suggested a growing threat whereas other observers placed Luang Prabang about 60 miles away with no imminent risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitesse Cae
Lung Peabane
Sity
Sid At
Mislays 28000 Jewelry Package Mystery in Philadelphia
Michael Hanterman of Atlantic City reported a missing jewelry package valued at 28000 after departing a bus in Philadelphia. Detectives traced the parcel to the last stop and recovered it, noting the theft occurred as he left the bus and that the owner had agreed to hold the jewels as collateral. A separate Viet Nam dispatch notes South Viet Nam bans firecrackers for February 15 New Year celebrations amid ongoing security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michael Hanterman
Atlantic City
Nuk
James O'Dare
Charles Devlin
Hammeran Sai Oh
Jtw
Phry
Towanothers
Constanmant
Hammermar
Lilo Owns
Midesty Jewelry
Ng Favor
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