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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1961
Page
6
James Hagerty, longtime press secretary and trusted adviser to President Eisenhower, resigns after eight years of handling the president’s image and press relations. He was a calm, detail minded buffer who guided media access and even anticipated trips, shaping communications at the White House.
Hagerty, long a forthright informant to the country, leaves Dewey era to join American Broadcasting Company as vice president of news. He will build a staff and stay out of on air broadcasts, letting the reporters speak. His transfer follows work as press secretary to Gov. Dewey and later for Eisenhower.
A young Erie mother, Lorraine Stewart, 18, was arrested yesterday at 4 p.m. in a downtown bank on a bad check charge. She will be arraigned before Alderman Samuel A. Rossiter today on the oath of a bank official. Two tellers reported the incident.
In Buffalo federal court eight major metal office furniture firms pleaded innocent to criminal indictments alleging price fixing and reduced competition. The government plans a two month trial readiness, with civil actions also filed, and defendants face fines up to fifty thousand dollars per offense. Firms named include Sperry Rand Corp, Art Metal Inc, Yawman and Erbe Manufacturing Co, General Fireproofing Co, Globe-Wernicke Co, Shaw-Walker Co, Steelcase Inc, and Steel Equipment Inc plus others.
Senate leaders discuss whether to uphold the ruling on the previous question with Mansfield and Humphrey urging votes on issues. Dirksen introduces a 1.10 per hour minimum wage bill, aimed to curb Kennedy style coverage and its economic impact as committees plan hearings.
Undersecretary Boris Dillon expected to testify Wednesday before the Finance Committee as Kennedy prepares to nominate a new treasury secretary. Dean Rusk set to appear Thursday before the Foreign Relations Committee as he is tapped for secretary of state.
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