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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
3
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Harrisburg debate over strip mine back filling rules dominates hearings as Sen Haluska refuses quick committee action, pledging to study transcripts before deciding if bills aid Pennsylvania or devastate employment. He later links welfare bills to aiding the poor, sparking sharp exchanges with Lane and Fleming.
Daily bargain highlights appear in the Corry Journal with featured items across categories. Local shoppers are urged to visit the paper’s pages for current prices and special sale details.
Fire broke out in the planning mill at Ohio Penitentiary compound yesterday sending black smoke over the historic stone prison. By 7 30 p m firemen had the blaze under control with no injuries reported. The two story mill housed furniture making for state offices and license plates while police and highway patrol guarded for escape attempts.
Robert LeTourneau, named Layman of the Year, will address Camp Findley events in Longview this weekend. He speaks at 8 p.m. Saturday at Erie Conference EUB Church and leads 10:45 a.m. worship Sunday, with a 2 p.m. mass meeting Sunday. LeTourneau, famed for earthmoving machinery, built a Longview dynasty and founded LeTourneau College after selling to Westinghouse subsidiary in 1953.
Clark Dewayne Aiken, 32, of Franklin, charged with cheating by fraudulent pretense and issuing a defrauding check, pleaded innocent before Alderman Ladner. A hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 am, and bail was set at 1500 dollars with commitment to County Prison after arrest by Meadville police on alleged bad checks.
Charles Williams, convicted of first degree murder in Allegheny County, was commuted yesterday by Gov. Lawrence on the Pardons Board's recommendation, making him eligible for parole. NYU professor Cartmell, 67, management teacher at the Graduate School of Business Administration, died after a cerebral hemorrhage.
Washington AP reports Secret Service agents guarding President Kennedy are highly trained, disciplined, and privately funded for extra expenses. Charles Hall, a typical agent, is 6 ft 1 in, 185 pounds, with a revolver, college football past, and a wife and son. He funds some tuxedo wear and town-house housing while on duty, earning about 14 000 dollars yearly at peak, and values the unique security role despite time away from family.
Henry Hudson chief controller of the FAA said investigators will visit Erie and surrounding areas to examine possible disruption of radio waves. He noted past devices like laminating machines caused interference but knows of no current problems and called the check routine.
A man from Lake Shore Drive Dunkirk was unconscious after an accident on July night. He underwent surgery and lost a leg above the knee. He remained in critical condition at Dunkirk Hospital with several days of hospitalization ahead.
A new plan receives approval aimed at strengthening Pennsylvania industry through state-backed measures. Officials and industry leaders discuss potential incentives, workforce training, and infrastructure support to spur growth and competitiveness in key sectors. The initiative outlines funding channels and oversight goals for the Bureau of Personnel Practice and related agencies.
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