Corry area sees thefts, crashes and local notices
Corry police investigate a purse theft in Mill Village with $35 missing from a parked car. A serious motorcycle crash near Jamestown leaves Roy Hollabeugh in critical condition at Jamestown General Hospital. Jamestown residents pledge funds for WCA Hospital Building Fund, reaching over $2.2 million of the goal. Real estate transfers are recorded in Erie County. The U.S. Air Force plans an Erie aircraft recovery squadron with Port Erie maintenance. Senator Clark introduces a bill to ratify the Pennsylvania Ohio motorboat compact on Pymatuning Lake. U.S. Senate approves $200,000 for Irvine forestry lab as an Interior bill advances. State Employment Service in Corry to serve claimants next week. curfew violations prompt notices to six Corry youths. A crash south of Union City on Route 8 prompts investigation and damages. Corry employment office will stay open on Flag Day for checks. local police cite a driver for running a stop sign. A civil suit seeks $10,000 from Erie driver in a wrongful death case. Possible salary changes emerge for Eve’s new strong mayor under proposed bills. The extended forecast predicts temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with light showers early next week.
Walnut Hills High Student Council Poem on Trash Use
Walnut Hills High School student council campaigns to place decorated trash receptacles in school colors with emblem. Senior Karen Roe may include a poem urging cleaner halls and to use the trash can instead of the floor.
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Walnut Hills High School
Karen Roe
Hurricane Season To Start June 15
The Miami Weather Bureau notes an easterly wave in the Caribbean signals official 1961 hurricane season opening in six days. Wave unlikely to yield major weather, but such waves can precede storms. air force and navy reconnaissance crews were placed on alert June 1 ready to investigate any suspicious areas as the season ends in November.
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Not Involved In Selection Of GOP Chairman
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower says he will not be involved in choosing a new chairman for the Republican Campaign Committee in the U S House of Representatives. He notes every person mentioned is a personal friend and he offers no position on Miller’s successor.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Campaign Committee
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Eisenhower
William E. Miller
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Miller
Republican Party
Kennedy’s early foreign policy challenges and Cuba
Washington observers assess President Kennedy’s first months in office noting limited foreign achievements. Fidel Castro’s Cuba remains a persistent problem after the failed invasion and loss of U.S. prestige. Laos battles continue with no stop to Communist advances. Geneva talks falter over Laos and nuclear testing. South Vietnam sees increasing guerrilla pressure while South Korea’s civilian government is ousted by military leaders.
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Kennedy’s looming crisis as Cold War tensions rise
The passage surveys global unrest from Iran to Berlin amid Kennedy era tensions. It notes Soviet US ties, Iranian instability, and Khrushchev’s stance. It comments on Kennedy’s TV address to Congress about Berlin and the West’s resolve, while remarking on Kennedy’s age and hair.
Kennedy Wins Housing Battle: Long-Term Loans Backed
The housing bill advances aid for families in the $4,000 to $6,000 range with no down payment and 40-year mortgages for homes. Nonprofit groups would receive similar terms for apartments. Gere denounces 40-year loans as unsound. Sparkman defends them as essential to aiding poor families with low monthly payments. A substitute restores the provision by a 447 to 42 vote, with one payment on housing a key concession limiting home prices to $15,000. Party divisions show mixed support across votes.
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Gere
John Sparkman
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