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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary legal note hints at juvenile case outcome
OCR text fragment mentions a county deterring pro id not seek and a judge in penal section. References to rape cases and a Floyd Jester concert term appear in disjoint words. The readable material is sparse and damaged, providing only hints of a court record or legal action without clear names, dates, or a complete incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Cmert Floyd
Nuclear talks resume among U S Britain and Russia
United States Britain and the Soviet Union resumed nuclear test talks in Neva to address a plan for a world ban on underground tests. The talks, ongoing since Oct. 31, 1958, paused for a Christmas recess as scientists debated verification methods. Western scientists fear a 100 percent reliable detector may be impossible, pushing for on-the-spot inspections to deter violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubneva
Soviet Union
Britain
U.S
Eisenhower
United States
James B. Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Evygenyi Fedérov
Denies Relations With Student 14 in New Jersey Trial
Dr Basil Warners a 46 year old math teacher testifies he had no sexual relations with a 14 year old student in his algebra class. He says on 108 claimed intimate occasions he was away from town or occupied with a dentist car repair or shopping and he did not threaten with a gun. Warner faces 15 charges as Dickinson High faculty member on trial before Hudson County Judge Paul J Duffy. The alleged affair began January 15 1967 the girl was 14. A separate Los Angeles note mentions a suitcase left behind with a memory improvement book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vensey City
Basil
Warner
Dickinson High School
Hudson County
Paul J. Duffy
New Orleans Judge Orders Restoring Black Voting Rights
District Court decree in New Orleans by Judge J Skelly Wright restores voting privileges to 177 Black residents purged from Washington Parish rolls for minor technicalities. The ruling targets the White Citizens Council and four council members over racial discrimination in registration challenges and requires detailed reporting by Curtis M. Thomas, the parish registrar. The civil rights division argued equal standards apply to both races and white registrants facing similar errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washington Parish
J. Skelly
Wright
White Citizens Council of
Curtis M. Thomas
Register of Voters
Louisiana Parish
Diaz D. McElveen
E. Ray McElveen
Saxon Parmer
Eugene Parmer
Thomas
Juder
Washington
M. F. Ryan Jr
Weighty problem as New Zealand hippo baby awaits name
Nada the four ton hippo nudges her calf during a zoo swimming lesson in Auckland New Zealand as a nationwide contest picks a name for the newborn. The public vote will determine the official moniker for the hippo baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nada
Auckland
New Zealand
Judging Dairy Spotlight At 44th Pennsylvania Farm Show
Harrisburg AP The 44th annual Pennsylvania Farm Show spotlighted the state's dairy industry with Holsteins leading the judging in open 4-H and vocational classes. Ayrshires Guernseys Brown Swiss and Jerseys were also judged as livestock events and dances drew large crowds. Governor Lawrence opened the exposition and warned fairgoers of fair weather as record attendance was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Jéging
Pensylvania Future Farmers of America
Lawrence
Wiliam Gates
Lafaybite Hill
Montgomery County
Fred Hess
Bareville
Lancaster County
William L. Henning
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women
Henning
Pennsylvania State University
Crash injures fatal in Johnstown car wreck
Johnstown Pennsylvania report says Donald E. Tonski aged 33 of Revioe died yesterday at Memorial Hospital from injuries after a one car crash. He was admitted last Saturday after his car hit trees along Route 62 near Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Donald E. Tonski
Revioe
Memorial Hospital
Lujueles
Greensburg
Jamestown Adopts Budget and Hikes Tax Levy
Jamestown's new 12 member city council approved a 5,885,222 dollar budget with 9,326,705 dollars revenue and 2,598,517 dollars direct taxation. Residents face about 2,245 dollars more per thousand assessed value. The council also approved 21 mayoral appointments, a maximum Step 6 pay raise, and new commissioner of deeds fees. The county will handle ice and snow removal at Municipal Airport after a public hearing January 26. Councilman Price urged referral of Step 6 to the finance committee. the majority rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Eays
Ety Council
Board of Public Utilities
Carl F. Sanford
William H. Price
Finance Committee
Retired General Kenyon Joyce Dies at 80 in San Francisco
Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce a former 9th Army commander and chief of staff to Col. Dwight D. Eisenhower died yesterday in San Francisco from leukemia. He retired in 1943 after 44 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Kenyon A. Joyce
9Th Army
Dwight D. Wisenhower
Savings shifts spark rival forms of interest bearing accounts
Americans cut back on saving and seek higher yields, triggering a race among banks, savings institutions, and mutuals to attract funds. The Treasury and Savings Bonds pay tops, while commercial banks raise deposit rates. 1959 shows gains in life insurance reserves and S and L deposits, but overall saving trends lag 1958.
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New York
Tme
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Savings & Loan Associations
Mutual Savings
Securities & Exchange Commission
Mutual Savings Banks
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