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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1960
Page
3
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Thick snow halted life in Portland Oregon 373 000 residents faced widespread store and school closures and hundreds stranded in downtown hotels. Three deaths were attributed to the storm with more freezing rain expected as forecasters warned conditions would worsen. Snow depths ranged from a few inches downtown to a foot in West Hills while highways remained open but dangerous. Governor Hatfield urged highway travel only for necessity as Salem reported five to ten inches. Mount Hood resorts offered good skiing amid the blackout of city streets and early closures.
Teenagers from St Joseph Oil City Senior High Franklin Cranberry Victory Joint Emlenton and Pleasantville high schools volunteer in the TAPS program to educate the public for the March of Dimes. They distribute coin collectors to merchants and plan to hand out literature next Saturday and offer free babysitting for parents in the Mother's March on January 30.
The debate over compulsory Bible readings in PA public schools moved to the U.S. Supreme Court after a federal three-judge panel ruled the practice violated the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Lawmakers enacted a measure allowing parental opt outs, while supporters cite tradition and religious freedom.
The budget message notes no general tax cuts and outlines Eisenhower's stance on resisting congressional moves to restrict collective bargaining. It emphasizes wage discipline aligned with productivity and warns that strikes could disrupt the economy. The President calls on labor and management to share responsibility for steady settlements.
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