Corry News Domesday Notes Local Events And Appeals
A mixed Corry page reports on a hospital birth, library book donations, and a city reunion plan. It notes health and safety items, a gas pipeline approval in Erie County, a clerical name change petition, forest-fire relief departures, and a forthcoming Jehovah’s Witness assembly in Detroit with local attendance plans. Weather outlook shows cooler northern areas and possible scattered thunderstorms through midweek.
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Lawrence Green
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Explosion and Fire Destroy Two Buildings in Liverpool PA
A blast of undetermined origin sparked a fire in a Perry County warehouse owned by B. K Freed, damaging two buildings and a nearby home, with estimated losses of 100000. The blaze affected a hardware and food store, an adjoining grain mall, and a residence occupied by Mr and Mrs William Gephart. Firefighters battled nearly three hours. six firemen and Freed suffered injuries. The Gepharts were away at the time.
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Child Survives 40 Foot Fall Over Cliff
Clayton Wickham, 23, and other passengers were in a vehicle near Battery Port when the car veered on a rise. A door opened and a baby fell out the door and over the cliff, but the child survived the 40 foot fall. Police report the incident occurred Wednesday night as the car paused near the cliff edge.
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Belgium Considers Congo Withdrawal Steps Amid UN Safety
Belgian Foreign Minister Pierre Vigny said Belgium would withdraw troops as the UN guarantees order and safety, with a phased pullback from Leopoldville to Belgian bases. Brussels sources say total Congo withdrawal not planned and Vasis retained a friendship and aid pact with the new Congo government. Soviet Deputy Kuznetsov rejected pressure to back Khrushchev’s Congo stance, while the US pledged to block any UN-unrequested force from Congo.
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Leopoldville
Congo
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Belgium
Nhley
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Henry Cabot
Council
United States
Containment policy faces test as Russia shifts tactics
The piece reviews Kennan’s containment idea, noting Soviet gains and curveballs since 13 years ago. It argues Moscow has leaped out of the circle via economic and military deals, targeting Latin America, Africa, and Asia while the United States must rethink strategies to keep the Communist world balanced. Egypt’s population is cited to set regional context.
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Rumor Swirls Over GOP Vice Presidential Possibilities
The piece notes Republican chatter about Barry Goldwater and other figures like Lodge, Rockfeller, Ford, Seaton, and Dewey as potential ticket mates. It cites Nixon aides tallying supporters and mentions debates over appealing to New York voters. In Tucson a speeding case ends with a husband paying a ten dollar fine for his wife.
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Republicans Begin Work On 1960 Platform
Chicago reports Republicans start drafting the 1960 platform aiming to boost party unity and blunt Democratic gains. Vice President Nixon guides the drafting, with likely emphasis on limiting federal welfare roles while debating civil rights and federal intervention in racial discrimination. Southern delegates oppose strong civil rights planks, mirroring Democratic tensions.
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Los Angeles
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Platform Committee
Curents
Christmas Tree Land Assessments in Warren County Trial Ends
In Warren County Court Judge Alexander Cylak presided as 12 appellants challenge Christmas tree land assessments. Testimony centered on whether assessments reflected true site value amid naturalization promotions and county-wide rules. Case byrl T Cherry of Cortilerry will set a general principle for valuing Christmas tree acreage in Sugar Grove Pine Grove Freehold and Brokenstraw townships.
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Alexander Cylak
Warren County
File
Byrl T. Cherry
Cort
Sugar Grove
Pine Grove
Freehold
Brokenstraw
Watley
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