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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1960

Page

1

Fiery helicopter crash kills 13 near Chicago

A helicopter shuttle carrying 11 passengers and two crew members crashed in a suburban cemetery, with all 13 aboard killed. Eyewitnesses described the craft losing altitude and a fiery impact among tombstones. officials noted the tail section separated and a 600 foot scar in the trees. All victims were men from multiple states, and the pilot tried to avoid the residential area before impact.

Chicago Ed Gauger Henry Pilotto Midwest West Coast Gauger Chicago Helicopter Airways, Inc Eisenhower Robert Meyer Worth Inl

Lodge, UN Ambassador, Tough Man On Russians

United Nations ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, chosen by Vice President Nixon as running mate, is portrayed as a blunt foe of the Soviets. The profile notes his UN tenure, diplomacy with Kuznetsov, and televised confrontations at the Security Council. It covers his background, education, and family.

Lodge United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge Nixon U.S Ambassador Lodge Nikita S. Khrushchev Ter’s Toul United States Soviet Union U.N. General Assembly Vasily V. Kuznetsov U.N. Outer Space Committee U.N Egypt Horseshoe UW. Security Council Middlesex Harvard Senate League of Nations Nahant Mass Emily Sears Beverly George Cabot Lodge Labor Henry Sears Lodge Boston

Nixon previews presidency as party leader and reformer

Vice President Richard M. Nixon speaks as Republican nominee with his own views, pledging to lead the party and outline policies beyond Eisenhower. He says the race will be hard and may hinge on domestic and international events, and he envisions widening the vice presidency’s duties and possibly appointing a Democrat to key posts.

Ernesy B. Vaccaro Washington Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Nixon

Turks and Soviets clash on frontier near Gomahan

Turkish government sources report a two hour exchange of fire Sunday night near the Gomahan outpost, with no confirmed casualties. differing accounts cite a border guard firing on suspected crossings versus an arrest attempt. further details pending from Turkish Interior Ministry.

Ankara Turkey Nayev Gomahan Boreka Foreign Ministry U.S NATO Interior Ministry Posos Soviet Union

Faces Charges In Three-Fatal Crash

Joseph W. Zielke 18 of Philadelphia faces involuntary manslaughter charges from a Franklin County grand jury after a July 19 Pennsylvania Turnpike crash near Willow Hill Interchange killed Sgt. Charles R. Grogan 95 Benton City Washington his wife Franviska 33 and her brother George Nagler 24 of Frankfurt Germany.

Chambersburg, Pa Joseph W. Zielke Philadelphia Franklin County Pennsylvania Willow Hill Zielke Charles R. Grogan Benton City Wash Franviska George Nagler Frankfort Germany

Greenville Youth Cited By Demolay

Leland G. Almes of Greenville Pennsylvania has been named the outstanding Demolay in Pennsylvania by the International Supreme Council. The Thiel College student will receive the distinguished service medallion for notable service to school church community and Demolay.

Kansas City Leland G. Almes Greenville Pennsylvania International Supreme Council of the Order of Demolay Thiel College Fils Order of Masons

Dag Hammarskjold Arrives in Leopoldville Amid Congo Cries

U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Leopoldville to a chorus of We demand a united Congo and Long live free Congo. He surveys Congo's grave ills as U N task forces pacify the nation while Katanga faces Western pressure and Belgian troops. Multiracial U N troops surge in as medical teams and aid arrive.

Katanga U.N Hammarsk Brazzaville French Congo Congo River Leopoldville Congo Tshom Patrice Lumumba World Health Organization

Two New Firms To Announce More Here Soon

The Corry area expects two new firms to locate locally with leases for the DPC building held by Aero Supply Corp. and another major corporation. The Corry division arrival could add about 200 jobs, with official notices from Aero and the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation due next week.

Aero Supply DPC Clyde T. Keith Aero Corry Corry Area

Nixon Lodge Nomination Sets Nixon Kennedy Matchup

The 1960 Republican convention nominated Richard M. Nixon for president with Henry Cabot Lodge as running mate in a two hour post midnight session. Lodge accepted, cementing a Nixon Kennedy race as Nixon seeks broad Eastern and internationalist support. Lodge arrives late afternoon to confirm joint campaign plans.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Nixon John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Lodge United Nations Mlinois William Stratton Kennedy Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Eisenhower Johnson

Nixon poised to chart GOP course at convention

Richard M. Nixon, the Republican nominee, prepared to deliver an acceptance speech in Chicago that would outline the party’s campaign strategy for the coming months. He aims to set a hard hitting tone against Democrat John F. Kennedy and to speak more openly than in his prior vice presidency. The convention nominating vote occurred with broad support, echoing Eisenhower’s earlier approval. Nixon continues to address platform disputes as he heads toward a key page in the campaign.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy White House Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Eisenhower Denver

Corry Scouts Thrive at National Jamboree in Colorado Springs

Dr. Hugh O'Hare reports Corry's 56,000 city community scouts enjoying the National Jamboree near Colorado Springs. Despite minor hardships, the contingent, led by Paul Dyne, settles into colorful camps, builds tents, and prepares meals while participating in opening ceremonies and pageants highlighting American history.

Corry Colorado Springs Colo Hugh O'Hare Colorado Dh O'Hare Paul Dyne Dr. O'Hare Great Plain Pennsylvania Columbus America O'Hare Lanny Ross

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