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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1961
Page
2
Fragmented listing with names and addresses in Clymer Union City and Wattsburg. Mentions discharges, residents and ad rates. Includes Roller skaters at Rainbow Rink Wattsburg and various personal notices, with unclear dates and mixed OCR errors.
A garbled notice lists names associated with a Selective Service address search. It references Teen Teli Colla and Rawle Vinson among others, with scattered mentions of figures like Richard Davis and Marvin Minos. The fragmentary text hints at a roster of individuals and possible dates or classifications but remains unclear.
Admitted Sunday include Barbata 12 daughter of Wickwire at 603 North Center. Mrs John Williams 512 Spring Arve Arthur 6 son of Arthur Martin Painesville Ohio. Mrs Richaird Morton Spring Creek Prinicts Briges Garlnd Marcis daughter of Buddy Vanderhott Spartansburg. Mrs Robert Gamble 210 East Washington Areasay Miss Jacqueline Stull Clymer Josep Schulls 116 East Main shiver Mrs John Way find son Richard Paul 944 Mead Avenue Mrs Jhihes Nurducel 751 East Anna shitent.
A reflective piece contrasts spoken language with the permanence of print, noting how speech dissolves while written records endure, shaping memory and culture across communities. The author muses on the fragile nature of spoken words compared to the lasting archive of printed text.
A Jewish boy, Rickey Farber, says he was threatened, cuffed, and interrogated about his faith by two American Nazi troopers in Washington suburb Glenarden hours after walking from a high school dance. Police traced the suspects, Richard Bray and Robert Garber, both of Arlington, on felonious assault charges as the case proceeds.
Ayub Khan, president of Pakistan, told NBC radio television that Communist China should be admitted to the United Nations and said Pakistan would vote for admission if the General Assembly raises the question, taking into account American opposition.
President Ayub Khan told a Texas barbecue crowd near Johnson City that Pakistan seeks moral and spiritual backing from the United States along with practical aid and dollars. He urged American support to improve Pakistan’s investment climate and industrial prospects while stressing the need for cooperation against regional pressures. The Pakistan leader spoke during a visit to the United States before talks with President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk.
The article describes preparations for a second U.S. space flight with hopes of a successful launch. It notes high altitude conditions, expected contingencies for postponement, and the involvement of Maj Yuri Gagarin as an historical context. It mentions Maj Gordon Cooper and Alan Shepard as key figures, the Redstone rocket, and the officials overseeing launch operations.
A pre dawn fire in Clearfield County Pennsylvania leveled a vacant barn and a combined service station and repair shop owned by Fire Chief John F Beard. The blaze threatened a three story hotel and a two story house, forcing evacuation of 25 hotel guests and two families. Three firefighters were treated for injuries. loss is estimated at 45000 dollars. Cause was not determined.
American steel firms push import volumes from Canada Venezuela and other regions as domestic mines wane. US Steel ships Quebec ore to Fairless Works and tests St Lawrence harbor loading to handle 6000 tons per hour. Lake Superior ore remains key. beneficiation boosts output, expanding capacity by over 25 million tons yearly.
Gina Lollobrigida and spaceman Yuri Gagarin met today at the Moscow Film Festival with Culture Minister Ekaterina Partseva present. Gagarin quipped about jealous colleagues, while Lollobrigida smiled and teased in response.
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