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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 12, 1961
Page
1
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Merick
Bury
Violence Rocks Georgia University Campus Riot Ousts Negroes
Federal judge voided a Georgia funding cut for integrated schools and issued an injunction to stop Gov. Vandiver from closing the University of Georgia. Two Black students were suspended after rioting near Center Myers Hall as vandalism and clashes with police occurred amid chants and segregation slogans.
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Macon
Gia
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
University of Georgia
Athens, Ga
Nefro
Center Myers Hall
Charlagny Hunter
Felds and
Ku Klux Klan
The
Rebel
Weather favored for Kennedy inauguration day
AP reports a good chance of no rain on January 20 and above freezing temperatures, easing crowds who paid for grandstand seats. Maine’s unit may seek snow for visual impact, while the forecast cites past January 20 records and a five to one chance of dry weather.
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Washington
Jom F. Kennedy
Maine
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weather Bureau
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Guard
Kennedys
Lyndon B. Johnsons
Armory
A. Aofool
Bette Davis Tax Dispute Cited by IRS
The Internal Revenue Service said yesterday it seeks additional tax for 1957 88 from actress Bette Davis and her former husband Gary Merrill. Davis divorced Merrill in Portland Missouri last July 6.
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Bette Davis
Los Angeles
Gary Merrtil
Internal Revenue Service
Miss Davis
Merrill
Portland
Night Of Song Salutes City Birthday With Barbershop Gala
An evening of music marks the city’s 100th birthday at Curry Area High School auditorium on February 1. Proceeds support a museum initiative in Mutt Park, featuring the Warren barbershop unit and groups from nearby towns. tickets sold by committee members.
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Curry Area High School
Mutt Park
SN Eilys Cenluly
eXiateher
Nich School
Warren
Harmony Compesition
Tk Dityiel
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania Senators Split on Rule Dispute Committee Referral
Pennsylvania senators Hugh Beott a Republican and Joseph B Clark a Democrat voted against sending a dispute on a rule to the rifles committee. The motion failed 50 to 46.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Hugh Beott
Joseph
Clark
Senate
Rifles
Centennial Plans Move Forward At Beards Bonnets Meeting
Beards bonnets and fireworks themes emerged as Corry Centennial plans accelerate. Seventeen chairmen and committee members met at the Municipal Building with Victor Orn as general chairman. Olin Bracken Jr and co chairman William Gumbleton outlined a list of possible centennial week activities. The publicity committee began naming potential speakers to address civic and fraternal groups about Centennial Inc. Taylor urged more volunteers and Tyler-Croug will join the speaking program. Revenue chairman Robert Tunnel pushed for a city park carnival, which City Council discussions say could affect park trees and aesthetics.
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Victor Orn
Olin Bracken Jr
Cochairman
William Gumbleton
Chifard Taylor
Byvead
Centennial Inc
Tuylare-Croug
Robert Tunnel
Reivision
Robert Grice
Corry Chamber of Commerce Announces Retail Division Growth
A. Long reports the Retail Division has 140 confirmed members and 13 not yet confirmed, signaling over 150 members for 1961. The 1960 total was 139 with nine delinquents, while year end balance shows accounting errors and past due amounts totaling 378 dollars. The chamber works on a scrapbook project for the 1961 Community Development Contest with prizes totaling 40 thousand dollars.
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A. Long
Corry
Hhe
Long
Yankee Invasion Report Dropped for Cuban Housing Plans
The front page reports that plans to build 20 000 government homes for workers were promoted while the headline about a Yankee invasion was dropped. The paper still urged support for Fidel Castro's government and the grand march to the presidential palace.
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Avanaap
Revolucion
Wn Uit
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower Ends Eight Year Run With Farewell Address
President Eisenhower delivered a farewell State of the Union message to Congress, praising advances in foreign and economic policy while warning that major challenges remain abroad and at home. He cited the fight against communism, Cuba, Africa, and economic steadiness, and wished success to his successor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Berlin
Cuba
Africa
Kennedy Fills Four Interior Department Posts
President elect Kennedy announced the selection of four Democrats to Interior posts after consulting Rep. Udall. James Curr is named assistant secretary for water and power, Ernest Holum of Groton is deputy, John Curvey, Idaho, becomes admin assistant to Sen Church, and Frank Barry of Tucson is solicitor. Hoover's Florida visit intercuts with Kennedy's inaugural plans.
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Pacm Brach
Presidenbeler
Intenor
Risenhower
Holiheed
James K Curr
Chain Nie Witter
Pariiment
Kennedy
Stewart Udall
D-Arie
Atlantic Shore
Takkie
Erry Sanford
North Carolina
Wolf
Herbert Hoover
Britain
Hoover
Palm Beach
H. Lou Anderson
Man Sentenced 30 Days For Loose Dog Incident
Edwin Wagner of Titusville pleaded guilty to allowing a dog to run at large and to a prior similar charge. He was fined 99.45 and ordered to serve 30 days in Crawford County jail in Meadville. Police say the dog bit Walter Maine on the hand and had previously been picked up for unpaid costs.
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Sttusville
Hurley
Edwin Wagner
Titusville
Wagner
N. Allen Love
Crawford County
Meadville
Loase
Walter R
Maine
Levin
Corryite Executive VP Joins First National Bank of North
Corryite executive vice president Name Corryite of Area Bank assumed the office at First National Bank of North Bart Le replaces Fred St. Clair who retired earlier this year. He had been a Ford dealer until June and served as director of the Nations Bank of Corry before resigning to avoid conflicts under state banking rules.
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Slaved Sueniik
Cir ‘Automobile
Deater
First National Bank of North
Bartle
Fred St. Clair
Ard Hilthy
Wayne Street
Wele
Heety Sa
the Nations Bunk of
Corry
US Planes Used Against Rebels In 1960 Survey
The report records births and deaths in the city and area for 1960. It notes two notable infant births in the Clymer and Corry area and a materal rush to hospital. Seven deaths involving young children are listed, with leading causes including heart disease and cerebral conditions, cancer, accidents, and other diseases. Increased regional fatalities reflect healthcare and demographic patterns of the period.
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Sidney
Kim Oeeuarar
Smuwales
Bern
Tobil
Life
Hwins Wy Clymer
Clymer
Taxpayers Pay Taxes Twice Says Duval Official
Jacksonville Florida AP report says several people paid their taxes twice after receiving receipts for the last payment. T F McDowell assistant to the collector notes the double payments create extra work as taxpayers resend checks with receipts.
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Jacksonville
Fla
T. FE. McDowell
Duval County
Laos War Stalemate Persists Amid Red Pressure
AP report from Vientiane notes Pathet Lao gains in Laos while U S officials weigh options. A full scale invasion by China or North Vietnam is deemed impractical. a political settlement or prolonged civil war are the alternatives. Continued on Page Three.
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Roy Essovan
Vientiane
Tans (Ap
Ehalkine Uy
Laos
United States
Vie Inlet States
Nort
Viet Nam
Tans Anil
Pathet Lao
Jnifalw
Lomoeayer Aemith
Snd
Soviet
Russia
China
Commmunist
North
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
South
Throngs Neck Bridge Opening Outshined by Mischievous Stunt
A boy breached security during the official ceremony of the Throngs Neck bridge debut, climbing onto the span and riding a worker’s bicycle back along the structure before disappearing with no apparent pursuit or arrest.
Laotian Pilots Launch First Air Attack in Six-Year War
VIENTIANE AP Aerial strike by Laotian jets supported by American planes hit pro Communist rebels in central Laos marking the first air attack in six years of civil war. Diplomats voiced grave concern over possible Soviet or Chinese retaliation as Western officials question staying passive amid arms shipments.
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Bril
Soviet Union
China
Tour
United States
Boun Oum
U.S
Laos
Tapt
Kong le
Ack
Soviet Charge U S Buzzed 35 Soviet Ships
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union charged U S military aircraft buzzed 35 Soviet ships in several seas last month. Minister Viktor Bakayev displayed a radiogram from the Sergei Kirov, detailing a British bomber raid near the Red Sea as protests over U S aggressive policy.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Viktor Bakayev
Bakayev
Sergei Kirov
Red Sea
Corryite Fined and Put On Probation for Drunk Driving
In Erie today Judge Elmer Evans fined Ramon Graves 100 dollars and placed him on 33 months probation after a November drunken driving incident. Graves, 30, of 10 Wayne Street, must pay 12 dollars monthly or face further action. He will begin probation after one day in Erie County prison. An alcohol test showed a biosensor reading of 0.26.
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Elmer Evans
Erie
Ramon
Graves
Wayne Street
Wis
Cory Man
Erie County
Evans
Hinetti
Fie
Ory South Center Street
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