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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
4
It is reliably reported Congressmen employ about 800 fewer staff than authorized. The Labor Department rejected a new bureau to hire older workers, noting employers are voluntarily adapting. NAM cited the high quality of older workers, while concerns over skills and job location persist, arguing against fixed quotas.
Public letters denounce Khrushchev praise and call for better security measures against spies. A writer urges honoring the Soviet leader and questions moon-landing praise while criticizing wartime rhetoric. Another writer questions shorter lunch breaks for high school students seeking longer noon relief and proper meal time.
A Corry brief notes a local War relief drive organized by the community chapter, aiming for broader support from residents and schools. It mentions requests for National Guard and reserves deployment, plus a tuition relief visit to Humbie and a stalled grant in meeting city needs.
40 Years Ago Tune 1 1820 Carmen Hull led the Oil City Independents at Celeron symdey to an 11 1 win over the Iwdenville semi pros. B Yard of Eric stood out during Memorial Day exercises in Corry City Bars. Announcement from Corry City Electric Light Co of a general rate increase effective July 2. Carl Winver heads to New York then sails to Bucharest for YMCA work. Formosa and China topic stirs London and NATO dialogue with echoed calls for a united China.
New York humor column collects lighthearted quips about Rover the dog. Jokes compare Rover to human quirks, from begging and obedience to evolving family status and a dream of a doghouse air conditioning. The piece riffs on doggy loyalty and postal style punchlines.
A total of 7,960,753 voters participated in 12 major presidential primaries, up 969,471 from 1956. The tally represented about 13 percent of the 61,600,000 general election voters four years earlier, with Republicans ahead of Democrats 4,124,569 to 3,836,184. Much of the GOP lead came from Illinois and Pennsylvania where Nixon appeared on the ballot but Democratic votes were all write-ins.
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